Jason Kates of the blog One Bid Wonders spent some time with Jabarie Hinds recently and spoke with the junior transfer about his first season of competition at UMass.
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Jabarie Hinds made a 3-pointer with 8.6 seconds left to cap an improbable 8-0 run over the final 2:22 to lift UMass to a 55-53 come-from-behind win at St. Bonaventure on Wednesday night.
The win extended the Minutemen's win streak to five games, the longest active stretch in the A-10, and moved them into a 4-way tie for first place.
If you missed the show live, catch the podcast of Monday night's edition of the Bud Light UMass Basketball Show featuring head coach Derek Kellogg and junior point guard Jabarie Hinds previewing Thursday's matchup against Dayton.
Due to impending winter weather, tonight's Bud Light UMass Basketball Show - which was originally slated to take place at Nathan Bill's Bar & Restaurant in Springfield - will air live from The Hangar on University Dr. in Amherst from 7-8 p.m. on the UMass Sports Network. Head coach Derek Kellogg and hosts Josh Maurer and Tim Kenney will be joined by redshirt junior guard Jabarie Hinds.
Listen live on 105.5 FM (Springfield) and 1440 AM (Worcester). Fans can also access the broadcast at WEEI.com/UMass or on mobile devices by downloading the TuneIn Radio app. A podcast of the show will be available on UMassAthletics.com following the show.
Submit a question for Coach Kellogg by tweeting @UMassSportsNet or by clicking here. Selected questions will be used during tonight's show.
Listen Live | TuneIn Radio App | Show Schedule and Information | UMass Podcasts
Listen live on 105.5 FM (Springfield) and 1440 AM (Worcester). Fans can also access the broadcast at WEEI.com/UMass or on mobile devices by downloading the TuneIn Radio app. A podcast of the show will be available on UMassAthletics.com following the show.
Submit a question for Coach Kellogg by tweeting @UMassSportsNet or by clicking here. Selected questions will be used during tonight's show.
Listen Live | TuneIn Radio App | Show Schedule and Information | UMass Podcasts
The following two links have coverage of Thursday's announcement that sophomore forward Seth Berger will miss approximately 4-6 weeks with a stress fracture in his left foot.
Today's player preview from Dan Malone in MassLive.com is on junior transfer Jabarie Hinds.
Matt Vautour of the Daily Hampshire Gazette spoke with head coach Derek Kellogg about Jabarie Hinds' role of either starting or coming off the bench.
Dan Malone of MassLive.com has a starting lineup update as junior transfer Jabarie Hinds may not start, but that he's okay with that.
Jon Rothstein (@JonRothstein) has been a busy guy lately, breaking out a number of top 5, top 10, underrated and overrated lists on the CBS Sports.com Eye On College Basketball site. Today's list is the top 5 Under the Radar Transfers to Watch in 2014-15... which is headlined by UMass rising junior Jabarie Hinds. He has this to say about the top-50 recruit from Mount Vernon, N.Y. who played two seasons at West Virginia before transferring to UMass last summer.
Jabarie Hinds, UMass A former Top 50 recruit out of high school, Hinds will be a perfect replacement for Chaz Williams in the Minutemen's high-octane attack. The 5-foot-11 point guard is made for open court basketball and that's just what Derek Kellogg implements on a daily basis. Hinds was somewhat confined during his two-year stretch at West Virginia and should give UMass a dynamic troika on the perimeter along with Derrick Gordon and Trey Davis. Hinds averaged 7.4 points in each of his two seasons in Morgantown.
You can read Jabarie's UMass Bio here.
Read the complete CBS Sports story on the other four under-the-radar transfers here...