The Daily Read: Exhibitions Abound, Cuse Shocked By Neighbor


Le Moyne College was selected to finish fourth in the Northeast-10 Conference standings by the league's 16 head coaches last Tuesday, falling well behind first-place Merrimack College.  The Northeast-10 must be a helluva league, because Le Moyne, a Division II in Syracuse, beat the other school in town:  Le Moyne 82, Syracuse 79.  From the Syracuse Post-Standard.
 

Kansas' Tyshawn Taylor came off the bench Tuesday, and it wasn’t because of injury or suspension, from the Lawrence Journal World.

The fallout of Tubby Smith's announcement on Tuesday continues, as arrests and suspensions rock Minnesota, from the Minneapolis Star Tribune.

Texas' Damion James wowed Davidson coach Bob McKillop in their recent scrimmage, from the Austin American-Statesman.

Purdue’s first exhibition produces missed results, from the Lafayette Journal & Courier.

Duke's Nolan Smith will miss the first two games of the regular season because of an NCAA suspension for playing in an unsanctioned summer game, from The News & Observer.
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