Flying Dutchmen Fans

Northeastern released their “opponent list” for this season today. We can probably start to figure out the CAA conference schedule if they are listed in order like it shows as Hofstra is NU’s travel partner.

Late December- Northeastern @ Towson
Hofstra @ JMU
Northeastern @ JMU
Hofstra @ Towson

Jan. 2- Elon @ Northeastern
W&M @ Hofstra
Jan. 4- W&M @ Northeastern
Elon @ Hofstra
Jan. 11- Hofstra @ Northeastern
Jan. 16- Northeastern @ CofC
Hofstra @ UNCW
Jan. 18- Northeastern @ UNCW
Hofstra @ CofC
Jan. 23- Drexel @ Northeastern
Delaware @ Hofstra
Jan. 25- Delaware @ Northeastern
Drexel @ Hofstra
Jan. 30- Northeastern @ W&M
Hofstra @ Elon
Feb. 1- Northeastern @ Elon
Hofstra @ W&M
Feb. 8- Northeastern @ Hofstra
Feb. 13- CofC @ Northeastern
UNCW @ Hofstra
Feb. 15- CofC @ Hofstra
UNCW @ Northeastern
Feb. 20- Northeastern @ Delaware
Hofstra @ Drexel
Feb. 22- Northeastern @ Drexel
Hofstra @ Delaware
Feb. 27- JMU @ Northeastern
Towson @ Hofstra
Feb. 29- Towson @ Northeastern
JMU @ Hofstra

And I see that many of the OOC tournaments are being posted. None of them show HU playing. Hopefully we will hear something soon.

Actually more interested in hearing what the playing roster will be this season!

Good point Cards...

On the site SB Nation, there is a location that lists the early season 2019-2020 college basketball tournaments with dates and participants. So far, HU has not been listed.

I hear we are playing in some kind of tournament in South Florida plus a West Coast non-conference trip.

HUSID74, Is it possible the West Coast trip includes a return game with HU's 2018-19 opponent Cal St Fullerton? Also,there are about 4 Florida Tournaments on the SB Nation site I mentioned that do not have a complete listing of all the participating colleges.

The Shadow wrote:HUSID74, Is it possible the West Coast trip includes a return game with Cal St Fullerton?

I heard it is this game plus a power 5 conference opponent. Not sure if there would be more games than these two on the trip.

The only power5 conference opponents I can think of in California are USC, UCLA, Stanford, and California.

My guess is we play UCLA

stuball888 wrote:My guess is we play UCLA

Stu, you're a smart guy!

So, the conclusion is two games in Southern California versus Cal St Fullerton and UCLA. Add the Stony Brook game, and at least two in Florida to come to a total of about 5 so far. The college 2019-20 season begins on Election Day, Tuesday, November 5th.

The Shadow wrote:So, the conclusion is two games in Southern California versus Cal St Fullerton and UCLA. Add the Stony Brook game, and at least two in Florida to come to a total of about 5 so far. The college 2019-20 season begins on Election Day, Tuesday, November 5th.

I think we'll play another game on the West Coast making it three.

To HUSID74, That probably makes the West Coast trip last at least 5 to 7 days. So, now the total is 6 games that we are aware of out of the 10 or 11 that are usually scheduled for out of conference.

We usually play one cupcake game against a D2 school would like to see us play Adelphi their AD is Danny McCabe and their head basketball coach is David Duke add in asst coach Mike Claxton and you have a family reunion

Well if there are to be 3 games in Cali, and likely 2-3 games in Florida, the majority of the remaining OOC games should be home games at the Mack. We know SB and the D2 games will be home. Likely a bunch of opponents from the NEC and MAAC. Would love to get an A10 team to come to the Mack (other than Fordham). StBon came once - maybe there's a home and home again.

LaSalle and St' Joe's came to the Mack as well. Although St. Joe's was for the NIT I think.

I think George Washington of the A 10 came to the Mack as well.

The NIT game with St Joe's was a nice road win for us.

It makes sense to play at least two games in California. When Cal State Fullerton came to us, they did it after 3 games in the Myrtle Beach Invitational. They wouldn't fly across the country just to be us unless we paid a lot. The Shadow named the P5 teams in California. I'm not saying it will happen, but I would be fine with going to Cal State Fullerton and a Mountain West team like Nevada (probably too hard), UNLV, Fresno State, New Mexico, Utah State, Boise State, etc. It would also be a challenge to go to New Mexico State, who dominates the WAC.

One thing to think about is if we will continue playing Kennesaw State alternating who hosts.

Here are 39 teams in D.C. and north through Maine who we haven't played in over ten years:

Albany (never)
American (1983-1984)
Boston College (1991-1992)
Brown (1988-1989)
Bryant (never)
Buffalo (1993-1994)
Cornell (1984-1985)
Dartmouth (2005-2006)
Delaware State (never)
Duquesne (1976-1977)
Fairfield (2009-2010 so it will be ten years if we don't play them in 2019-2020)
Georgetown (1971-1972)
Harvard (never)
Howard (1990-1991)
Lafayette (1989-1990)
Lehigh (2002-2003)
Loyola (Maryland) (1982-1983)
Maine (2000-2001)
Marist (2007-2008)
Maryland-Baltimore County (1991-1992)
Maryland-Eastern Shore (1964-1965)
Massachusetts (2008-2009)
Massachusetts-Lowell (never)
Morgan State (1974-1975)
Navy (1991-1992)
Niagara (1981-1982)
Penn (1998-1999)
Pittsburgh (never)
Princeton (1991-1992)
Providence (2003-2004)
Quinnipiac (2002-2003)
Robert Morris (never)
Rutgers (2000-2001)
Seton Hall (1969-1970)
Saint Peter's (2003-2004)
St. Francis (Pennsylvania) (1976-1977)
St. Joseph's (2006-2007)
Syracuse (2006-2007)
Temple (1981-1982)

Captain wrote: The NIT game with St Joe's was a nice road win for us.

We played them in consecutive NITs losing in 2005 and winning in 2006.

Mikey77 wrote: I think George Washington of the A 10 came to the Mack as well.

That was on December 28, 2013.

Anyone know why we don’t play Iona anymore? I thought the Cluess-Hofstra matchup was awesome and both teams play an uptempo high scoring style.