• GFR Reflection: Flashes grind out two wins at Western Slam

    GFR Reflection: Flashes grind out two wins at Western Slam

    The Kent State men’s basketball team spent last week at the Western Slam in Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada. The event was considered to be the top mid-major MTE in the country with the Flashes alongside Towson, UC Irvine and Kennesaw State. In the latest CollegeInsider.com mid-major top 25 released Monday, the UC Irvine Anteaters at 8-0,…

  • Flashes head to San Juan for Puerto Rico Classic 

    Flashes head to San Juan for Puerto Rico Classic 

    The Kent State women’s basketball team was able to right itself last week with two key home victories over Duquesne and Xavier.  The previous week the team had lost a couple of road games in the state of North Carolina to NC State and Elon. Weathering the early season injury bug, and with lineups and…

  • KSU heads to Western Slam in Canada

    KSU heads to Western Slam in Canada

    The Kent State men’s basketball team heads to Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada to participate in the Western Slam this Thursday-Saturday.  The Flashes will spend Thanksgiving together while participating in what shapes up to be a telling week of basketball with great, mid-major competition. Towson, UC Irvine and Kennessaw State come in at a combined 14-3 on…

  • Flashes hold off Purple Eagles

    Flashes hold off Purple Eagles

    Kent State was able to hold off Niagara Thursday night for a 76-73 win at the MAC Center. The Golden Flashes had a 20 point lead in the first half before watching it dwindle away in the second half. Morgan Safford, nursing a lower body ailment, was able to gut out 27 minutes and lead…

  • Flashes return to host Niagara

    Flashes return to host Niagara

    The Kent State men’s basketball returns to action Thursday night hosting Niagara after an eight-day hiatus, after falling at Auburn last Wednesday. It was the first loss for the Flashes after starting the season with wins over Louisiana and Miami Hamilton. The Flashes hopefully used the eight-day break to gear up for an intense stretch…

  • GFR Reflection: Time is up on Kent GRIT

    GFR Reflection: Time is up on Kent GRIT

    Any hopes the Kent State football team had to “salvage” their season Tuesday night against their rivals down the road went away quickly in an embarrassing, national television loss to the Zips 38-17 in a game that didn’t appear that close. That was a 2-8 Akron team. But anyone that had been paying attention this…

  • Flashes fall at Auburn

    Flashes fall at Auburn

    Kent State battled back, played tough and played as hard as they could last night at Auburn, but fell 79-56 to the #5 ranked team in the country. The win marked Auburn’s 56th consecutive non-conference home win, in what was the 57th straight sellout at Neville Arena which holds 9,121. Early on it looked like…

  • Kent State battles with Wolfpack

    Kent State battles with Wolfpack

    Kent State Head Coach Todd Starkey will not back down from a challenge with his non-conference scheduling. He recruits players that want to be challenged and compete against the best. Thursday his team will get that challenge as his women head to Raleigh to take on defending Final Four participant North Carolina State. Kent State,…

  • Flashes with great opportunity at Auburn

    Flashes with great opportunity at Auburn

    Kent State heads to Auburn Wednesday night to play the Tigers with a tip time of 8pm Eastern.  The game will be streamed on SEC Network Plus as well as ESPN+.    The Tigers are coming off an impressive 74-69 win against Houston Saturday night at the Toyota Center in Houston, essentially a road game for…

  • Kent State’s bigs continuing to improve and produce

    Kent State’s bigs continuing to improve and produce

    Kent State redshirt sophomore post Magnus Entenmann continues to improve and be a presence for Rob Senderoff and the Golden Flashes. Entenmann was pressed into action last year due to several injuries KSU suffered in the front court. His contribution was very impactful and he helped KSU win games down the stretch. In the MAC…

  • Flashes host Miami Hamilton for home opener

    Flashes host Miami Hamilton for home opener

    The Kent State men’s basketball team (1-0) returns to the MAC Center Friday night as they welcome in Miami Hamilton for their 2024-2025 home opener. The Flashes are coming off a tough 70-66 win at Louisiana Monday as part of the MAC/Sun Belt Challenge. Von Davis led the group with 17 points, while Morgan Safford…

  • Blue and Gold Collective hosting postgame at Lake House Kitchen & Bar

    Blue and Gold Collective hosting postgame at Lake House Kitchen & Bar

    Following Kent State’s home opener on Friday against Miami Hamilton, fans will have a chance to visit, chat and interact with Kent State Head Coach Rob Senderoff. The Blue and Gold Collective and The Lake House Kitchen and Bar will host a post-game party, located at 7508 OH-43 in Kent. It’s one of several exciting…

  • Flashes gut out road win in Louisiana

    Flashes gut out road win in Louisiana

    Kent State was able to gut out a big road win at Louisiana Monday night 70-66 in the season opener, and in the opener of the MAC/Sun Belt Challenge.  The Flashes fell down 10-0 to start the game, but kept defending, eventually made big plays offensively, and imposed their physicality and will to start with…

  • Sullinger’s status still unclear

    Sullinger’s status still unclear

    Kent State Head Coach Rob Senderoff went on the record this weekend with the Akron Beacon Journal to discuss the plans for guard Jalen Sullinger this season. Sullinger entered the transfer portal after the season, and enrolled at Furman and went through summer sessions with the Paladins. In August, Sullinger reenrolled with the Golden Flashes.…

  • Team 109 opens season at Louisiana as part of MAC/Sun Belt Challenge

    Team 109 opens season at Louisiana as part of MAC/Sun Belt Challenge

    The Kent State men’s basketball teams opens the season Monday night at Louisiana as part of the MAC/Sun Belt Challenge, as it’s opening day for Division I College Basketball around the country. The Flashes return a mix of returners and talented newcomers in 2024-2025. The Flashes have high hopes and expectations as always, picked third…