The Golden Flashes head coach discusses the preparation that goes into the Mid-American Conference Men's Basketball Tournament.
The team practices in Kent today and then leaves for Cleveland tomorrow for an afternoon workout at Quicken Loans Arena. Tournament action gets underway for the Flashes on Thursday against the winner of Wednesday night's game between Akron and Western Michigan.
Tuesday, March 10, 2015
Thursday, March 5, 2015
Video Blog: Rob Senderoff previews Akron and looks back at inspiration behind Tuesday win at BGSU
The regular-season finale couldn't be much bigger for Kent State ... hosting Akron with the chance to cut down the nets.
A win and the Golden Flashes will at the very least clinch a share of the MAC East Division title along with a top-4 seed in next week's MAC Tournament. An overall MAC Regular Season Championship and the No. 1 seed are also still in play.
The first 1,000 students will get a FREE "Beat Akron" T-shirt.
As of Thursday morning, general admission seats and some tickets in the lower level were still available.
To get you ready for tomorrow, head coach Rob Senderoff previews Senior Night and the battle with Akron and also looks back at Tuesday night's big win at Bowling Green. Some of the inspiration for that victory was found in looking back at Kent State alum Julian Edelman and the New England Patriots comeback in the Super Bowl.
A win and the Golden Flashes will at the very least clinch a share of the MAC East Division title along with a top-4 seed in next week's MAC Tournament. An overall MAC Regular Season Championship and the No. 1 seed are also still in play.
The first 1,000 students will get a FREE "Beat Akron" T-shirt.
As of Thursday morning, general admission seats and some tickets in the lower level were still available.
To get you ready for tomorrow, head coach Rob Senderoff previews Senior Night and the battle with Akron and also looks back at Tuesday night's big win at Bowling Green. Some of the inspiration for that victory was found in looking back at Kent State alum Julian Edelman and the New England Patriots comeback in the Super Bowl.
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