Alan Bi

 The Furman Paladins look to continue their momentum after a thrilling 2022-2023 basketball season that ended with Furman’s first NCAA March Madness since 1974. They successfully started off their season with an 84-68 win against the North Greenville Crusaders.

This week, the Riley Institute invites the Supreme Court of South Carolina to hear four cases in McAlister Auditorium.

The second session of the Riley Institute’s “StraightTalk: Our Fragile Democracy” featured Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger. He arrived to a crowd of mixed reactions.

#5 seed San Diego State held Furman to 32% shooting as the Aztecs downed the #13 seed Paladins, 75-52, in the second round of the NCAA Tournament on Saturday afternoon at the Orlando Amway Center.

JP Pegues drained a three-pointer with 2.4 seconds left to help #13 seed Furman shock #4 seed Virginia, 68-67, in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament at the Amway Center in Orlando, Florida.

Furman survives Mercer and Western Carolina respectively to notch school-record 26th win and advance to the Southern Conference Finals.

The Furman Paladins tops Chattanooga and punches their first ticket to the NCAA March Madness Tournament since 1980.

Furman defeated Samford, 93-79, at the Pete Hanna Center, claiming a share of the Southern Conference regular season title and the #1 seed in the SoCon Men’s Basketball Championship.

The loss snapped Furman’s eight-game winning streak while also ending a string of nine consecutive victories over the Bulldogs.

As the Paladins claim their seventh consecutive win, they also notch sixth 20-win season in the past seven years.