Men's Lacrosse falls to Bucknell in 30 score thriller
By Keith Holmes Jr. | February 11The Bears travel to Annapolis on Feb. 12 to play Navy for their next game.
The Bears travel to Annapolis on Feb. 12 to play Navy for their next game.
The Bears took down ETSU 82-48 to achieve a four-game winning streak, making their SoCon record 8-1.
Parity, broadcasting and excitement are just a few of the reasons the CFP needs to change.
The Bears bounced back from the first two losses and completed a perfect weekend, not losing even one match.
The Bears played four teams over the weekend and came out winning all four matches, improving their record to 4-1.
Glisson III sunk two from the free-throw line to secure a 67-62 win over Wofford after a nail-biting night.
The Bears are staying home to play Bucknell on Feb. 5 at 11 a.m.
The Bears continued their winning streak Jan. 17 when they defeated East Tennessee State University 66-54 at Hawkins Arena.
The game will tip off at 8 p.m at the Pete Hanna Center Jan. 26th.
After going 5-8 overall and 2-4 in the Southern Conference, Mercer men's lacrosse is looking to improve over their previous record this spring.
The next round of NFL Playoff games features interesting rematches, familiar faces and a chance for Matthew Stafford to break out.
The matchup against the Bulldogs will be followed by two more crucial conference games against East Tennessee State on Wednesday and Western Carolina on Saturday.
The Bears defeated UNCG and WCU in recent matchups to move to 3-0 in Southern Conference play.
After teams played through the new 18-week season, only 14 teams have the opportunity to fight for a chance to hoist the Lombardi trophy.
When many Mercer students left campus after Dec. 18, the men's and women's basketball teams stayed to play. Unfortunately for the Bears, the two teams combined for five postponements and cancellations in their games during the break.
Georgia vs. Alabama has been a rivalry game for decades and, on Monday night, the two teams met for the second time this season. The Dawgs took down Tide 33-18 to win the college football championship.
With a pair of wins and a loss this week, Mercer’s record has moved to 6-4 overall.
This was the final competition of the Fall season for Mercer cross country. The men finished in third place in the conference, the highest they ever have, while the women placed ninth in the conference.
The Bucs scored the last 10 points of the game, defeating Mercer and claiming the SoCon Championship title.
Mercer will be on the road again this Sunday as they take on Gardner-Webb in Boiling Springs, North Carolina.