To begin the jockeying for their vacant starting QB position, the Blue Hens welcome returnee Ryan O’Connor and junior college transfer Zach Marker. Head coach Ryan Carty’s offense will demand a great deal from the spot’s winner.
The Blue Hens battled back and forth with one of the best teams in the nation, No. 18 Maryland. But after a 9th inning blunder, the Terrapins downed the Blue Hens 13-11 in extra innings in a home heartbreaker for Delaware.
Staff reporter Steven Norris takes a deeper dive into the GOAT debate, beyond the normal 'Jordan vs. LeBron' angle. Instead, he includes other NBA greats in the conversation.
A loss versus Villanova began a two-game home skid for the Blue Hens men's lacrosse team. But Delaware has been able to stay afloat above .500 heading into the middle of March.
Photographer Hannah Paliath documented Delaware men's lacrosse seizing a 17-11 victory on Tuesday night at Delaware Stadium. Under the lights, the Blue Hens scorched the Retrievers defense, and moved to 4-2 on the season.
The Blue Hens women's basketball team will look to make noise in the CAA Tournament behind first-year head coach Sarah Jenkins. No. 8 Delaware faces off with No. 9 Hampton Thursday at Noon.
After Towson ran over Delaware in a CAA quarterfinal, Martin Ingelsby made his intentions clear. The head coach wants to attract the pieces that can help the Blue Hens’ standouts reach another title.
Saturday was a career day for Jameer Nelson Jr., as he tallied 39 points in a crucial Delaware victory over conference rival UNCW. Managing Sports Editor Konner Metz breaks down the Blue Hen's shocking win.
Another rough road loss for the Blue Hens men's basketball team came Thursday night, as the Towson Tigers were electric from three-point land, defeating Delaware 95-72
After falling short in 2022, the Delaware softball team returns a substantial amount of key starters, including third baseman and fifth-year Hanna Garber, in their quest for a Colonial Athletic Association championship.
Feb. 11 marks the start of the 2023 season for Delaware men’s lacrosse, when they travel to Lafayette with hopes of embarking on another strong season. Featuring a proficient group of veterans and promising newcomers, this talented Hens squad intends on capitalizing off of their first NCAA quarterfinal appearance since 2007.
As the back half of the conference schedule is underway, Delaware men’s basketball head coach Martin Ingelsby has his work cut out for him, guiding a team with only two road wins and a bevy of depth concerns.
Success in football and basketball put universities on the map in the world of intercollegiate athletics. Right now, the Fightin’ Blue Hens are excelling at both. Staff Reporter Joshua Ciliberti explores why now is the moment for Delaware to make the move to the Football Bowl Subdivision.
