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NCAA punishes Siena for violations under coach Jimmy Patsos

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Duke forward Zion Williamson on the court warming up before the start of a NCAA men's East Regional final college basketball game against Michigan State in Washington, Sunday, March 31, 2019. (AP Photo/Patrick Semansky)

Zion Williamson’s career as Duke’s rare likeable star ends in D.C.

By Adam Zielonka - The Washington Times

Jamion Christian is introduced Wednesday May 2, 2018, as the new Siena men's basketball coach at Times Union Center in downtown Albany, N.Y. Christian, who has spent the past six seasons as head coach at his alma mater, Mount St. Mary's, replaces Jimmy Patsos, the school announced Wednesday. (AP Photo/John Kekis)

Siena hires Jamion Christian as men’s basketball coach

By JOHN KEKIS - Associated Press

Siena coach Jimmy Patsos resigns amid investigation

By TIM REYNOLDS - Associated Press

Siena coach Jimmy Patsos denies allegations of verbal abuse

Associated Press

Siena’s Jimmy Patsos improvises after heated game with Rider

By JOHN KEKIS - Associated Press

Siena takes Game 1 from Fresno St in CBI final

Associated Press

Treveon Graham and Virginia Commonwealth were able to bolt for the Atlantic 10 without having to put in a final season with the Colonial Athletic Association. Butler also will be an A-10 newcomer. (Associated Press)

College basketball: Loyola, VCU among those in new conferences

By Patrick Stevens - The Washington Times

Ohio State's Deshaun Thomas passes around Loyola's Erik Etherly during the second half of an East Regional NCAA tournament first-round college basketball game in Pittsburgh, Thursday, March 15, 2012. ( AP Photo/Gene J. Puskar)

Ohio State too much for Loyola to handle, but Greyhounds’ future is bright

By Patrick Stevens - The Washington Times

Loyola coach Jim Patsos, right, talks with Jordan Latham during practice in Pittsburgh, Wednesday, March 14, 2012. Loyola plays Ohio State in an NCAA men's college basketball tournament second-round game Thursday. (AP Photo/Gene J. Puskar)

Ex-Terps basketball assistants reunited a decade later

By Patrick Stevens - The Washington Times

Jimmy Patsos, in his eighth season as head men's basketball coach at Loyola University Maryland, talks with his team at the end of practice Monday at Reitz Arena. Loyola plays its first NCAA tournament game since 1994 on Thursday, against Ohio State. Mr. Patsos was an assistant coach under Gary Williams at Maryland. (Rod Lamkey Jr./The Washington Times)

Jimmy Patsos’ passion, way with people leads to Loyola’s success

By Patrick Stevens - The Washington Times

Erik Etherly will lead No. 15 seed Loyola into an NCAA second-round matchup against No. 2 Ohio State in Pittsburgh on Thursday. (Rod Lamkey Jr./The Washington Times)

Etherly found his niche at Loyola

By Patrick Stevens - The Washington Times

"Obviously, I left Maryland with mixed emotions, but I always wanted them to do well." - Shane Walker (Rod Lamkey Jr./The Washington Times)

Loyola’s Walker no longer a postseason spectator

By Patrick Stevens - The Washington Times

Loyola head coach Jimmy Patsos led his team to the Metro Atlantic championship, and and it will face Ohio State in the first round as a 15 seed. (AP Photo/Jessica Hill)

Loyola’s NCAA tournament trip defines turnaround under Patsos

By Patrick Stevens - The Washington Times

Loyola's Erik Etherly (24) reacts at the end of the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference championship game in Springfield, Mass., Monday, March 5, 2012. Etherly was chosen as tournament MVP. (AP Photo/Jessica Hill)

NCAA tournament: Loyola capsule

By Patrick Stevens - The Washington Times

Loyola coach Jimmy Patsos is driving the Greyhounds toward just their second 20-win season in school history. Backed by the 3-point shooting of Robert Olson (below), Loyola is 14-5, 7-2 in the Metro Atlantic. (Loyola University)

Loyola’s Jimmy Patsos sees dedication rewarded with winning season

By Patrick Stevens - The Washington Times

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Lonergan, Patsos: Match wits, share stories

By Patrick Stevens - The Washington Times