Binghamton was unable to defend Dr. Bai Lee Court, and lost the team’s fourth game in a row, falling 70-65 at home to the Great Danes.

Albany is headed into Saturday's matchup after beating the impressive 160.5-point over/under the oddsmakers set for their last game against Bryant. Albany fell 89-79 to Bryant on

ALBANY, NY (WBNG) -- Bearcats Women’s Basketball dropped to 3-3 in the America East after losing 79-55 in New York’s Capital City. Binghamton is 11-8 overall following Saturday’s loss to UAlbany.

The Binghamton men's basketball team suffered a 70-65 loss to UAlbany Saturday afternoon at the Events Center.

The Binghamton Bearcats men’s basketball team took the road for their 4th America East matchup of the season. They took on the UVM Catamounts. The game

A blowout win Saturday finished off another machine-like week for the University at Albany women’s basketball program, which continues to roll along through what’s becoming a special season. The latest victory came in a 79-55 drubbing of Binghamton,

BOTTOM LINE: Binghamton plays Albany (NY) after Tymu Chenery scored 20 points in Binghamton's 72-64 loss to the Vermont Catamounts. The Bearcats have gone 5-1 at home. Binghamton is eighth in the America East with 6.9 offensive rebounds per game led by Gavin Walsh averaging 2.2.

After back-to-back America East losses to Maine and Bryant, the Danes overcame a seven-point second-half deficit to record a 70-65 victory over Binghamton

Led by Byron Joshua's 15 points, the Albany Great Danes defeated the Binghamton Bearcats 70-65. The Great Danes are now 10-10 with the victory and the Bearcats dropped to 9-11.

Vermont Catamounts (8-10, 3-1 America East) at Binghamton Bearcats (11-6, 3-1 America East) Binghamton, New York; Thursday, 11 a.m. EST BOTTOM LINE: Jadyn Weltz and Binghamton host Anna Olson and ...

Albany (NY) faces the Binghamton Bearcats after Kacper Klaczek scored 21 points in the Great Danes' 89-79 loss to the Bryant Bulldogs.

Binghamton would be unable to find the win at home against Vermont as they would fall 55-46 in their annual "Beyond the Classroom" game which would break an attendance record as 4,627 fans were at the Events Center on Thursday, breaking the previous record of 3,429.