Claire on Facebook

Her status update: Heartbroken for the Wildcats but grateful to the seniors for a great 4 (or 5) years and proud of the freshmen. Excited to see good friends and celebrate #30 with the Davidson family tonight!

Claire on Facebook

one more.

Tough for Jason

Update:

Richards was waived due to injury.

Jason on Facebook: tore my left acl again in our last game ...

Davidson 61, Hofstra 52

AP:

NEW YORK -- Jake Cohen scored 18 points, including a three-point play with 45 seconds left, and Davidson beat Hofstra 61-52 on Monday night in the third-place game of the Holiday Festival at Madison Square Garden.

Cohen, a 6-foot-10 freshman, was fouled as he made a reverse layup with 45 seconds left. His free throw gave the Wildcats (4-8) a 60-52 lead with 45 seconds to play.

Not only a good win going into the short Christmas break but for this group a good two games at the Garden. Now can wear the white jerseys for a little while when they get back to the village. Coming around. DavidsonWildcats.com. Matt McKillop on Facebook: needed this badly. GoHofstra.com.

Message from Max

Via Facebook: I am doing great. I coach basketball and I do motivational speaking for kids in elementary and high school.

Jason this year

Poland. On Facebook: Poland here i come! McKillop: Congrats to Jason Richards for signing with PGE Turow in the Polish 1st Division. A great team that competes in the Euro Cup.

Finishing the trip at 4-2

Last game: In a win, Bryant 22, Aaron 16, Ben 13.

Game 3 result

Via the Davidson page on Facebook: Aaron has 20, and so does Will, but Davidson loses 75-69 against Helios Domzale. Brendan: 10 points and three assists. Bryant: back in treviso.

Game 2 result

Via the Davidson sports Facebook page: Will leads with 17 in a loss to a team of Slovenian free agents. Bryant: tough, good shooting team.

One game down

And a win: 90-66 over KK Alpos. Facebook: Bryant with a team-high 18, and Steve, Ben and Brendan go for double-doubles.

Detour

Jeff Goodman’s Facebook status: “Was set to head to Chattanooga for Stephen Curry’s Play-In Game; Scrapped that plan and headed home for a couple days before Big East tourney really gets going.”