Former KSU basketball star Kendrick Ray has made his way back to the U.S. after a successful season playing in the Czech Republic.
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Former Owl making noise in Europe
Former KSU basketball player Kendrick Ray is raising eyebrows in the Czech Republic while starring for perennial juggernaut CEZ Nymburk in the Czech National Basketball League.
As regular season closes, Owls hope to carry momentum to playoffs
In a season that got off to a slow start, KSU’s men’s basketball team, winners of 5 of its last 8, hope to make noise as underdogs in the tournament.
Owls shock conference-leading Eagles
The men’s basketball team played a pair of road games last week, defeating the Florida Gulf Coast Eagles 97-93 on Thursday, Feb. 15 and losing at Stetson 86-74 on Saturday, Feb. 17.
Three important wins for basketball just before season’s end
The women’s basketball team came from behind to defeat the New Jersey Institute of Technology 61-58 on Wednesday, Feb. 7, with the game-winning shot going in just three seconds before the buzzer.
Owls take off in second half, blowout USC Upstate 93-69
The men’s basketball team completes the season sweep against USC Upstate, behind a tremendous 30-point performance from James Scott
Wilson leads Owls win over USC Upstate after loss to NJIT
The Owls come up short in a nail-biter against the NJIT Highlanders and then win a thriller at USC Upstate.
Owls earn first conference victory, fall hard to FGCU
The Owls clinched their first win in conference play against Stetson but get stuffed by FGCU.
Shooting and penalties keep Owls winless in conference
The men’s basketball team fell short against the Jacksonville Dolphins 65-58 on Jan. 11 and the North Florida Ospreys 85-78 on Jan. 13, leaving the Owls without a conference win.
Nick Masterson, the 3-point powerhouse
The Kennesaw State men’s basketball team’s lead shooting guard, Nick Masterson, will bring vast experience and precise shooting to the Owl squad for the fall 2017 season.
Owls fall short despite Scott’s 26 points
KSU’s struggles on both sides of the ball led to an easy win for the Butler Bulldogs who managed to defeat KSU by 18 points, despite stellar scoring from sophomore James Scott.
Lockley dominates in Owls’ blowout win over West Georgia
KSU outscored the West Georgia Wolves 52-37 in the second half to propel them to a 20 point victory, behind a double-double from Bryson Lockley.