Well, what a heck of a run. Unfortunately, it didn’t end the way that Metro State would’ve wanted. After an amazing season in which Metro went 32-2, the Roadrunners fell in the NCAA Division 2 National Championship Game 74-73 to the Drury Panthers.
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With the goal in their minds, and the city of Denver behind them the whole way, the Metro State Roadrunners are advancing to the NCAA Division 2 National Championship Game after defeating the #1 team in the country, the West Liberty Hilltoppers 83-76 in the Final Four. Metro State is heading to Atlanta! Read More
Behind seniors Jonathan Morse, Demetrius Miller, Tyler Cooper, and Derrick January, the Metro State Roadrunners are headed to the Division 2 Final Four. Read More
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Former Metro State Men’s Basketball coach Mike Dunlap had his first gig as NBA head coach start off pretty well with the Charlotte Bobcats. Through their first 12 games, the Bobcats had posted a 7-5 record. A record that had already amassed last season’s win total when they went 7-59 in the lock-out shortened season in 2011. But since November 24th, the Bobcats have lost 14 straight and now sit at 7-19, which is good for 13th in the Eastern Conference. A losing record, let alone coaching a losing team, is not something that Head Coach Mike Dunlap is familiar with. Read More
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