With his career winding down, Anchorage’s Jack Hobbs has ramped it up. The Hartford senior continued his strong play of late, this time scoring 18 points to help the Hawks beat UMass Lowell 77-70 in Massachusetts. Hobbs made a career-best seven field goals and matched his career-high point total. He made four 3-pointers for the… Read more »
Jack Hobbs of Anchorage didn’t force his shot. He just let the offense come to him. The ball kept finding him in rhythm and as a result the 6-foot-7 junior scored a career-high 18 points. Hobbs also ripped down a career-high eight rebounds as the University of Hartford outlasted Sacred Heart in overtime, winning 87-79… Read more »
Playing limited minutes hasn’t allowed Jack Hobbs of Anchorage much opportunity to get it going offensively. But when the University of Hartford sophomore found his groove conference leader Stony Brook his coach played the hot hand. Hobbs responded by matching his season high of 13 points while grabbing a career-high 7 rebounds in an 85-72… Read more »
Jack Hobbs of Anchorage came off the bench to make some big 3-pointers for the University of Hartford, especially in the second half. He finished with 9 points in 10 minutes in tonight’s 105-100 OT loss to Maine in America East action. Hobbs, of South High fame, finished 3-of-4 from 3-point land – the third… Read more »
Jack Hobbs of Anchorage went 3-for-3 from 3-point range for the second time this season for the University of Hartford. The 6-foot-7 sophomore forward came off the bench to score nine points in 11 minutes in a 68-66 loss to Quinnpiac in NCAA D1 men’s basketball action in Connectictut. Hobbs, of South High fame, is… Read more »
Jack Hobbs of Anchorage admits he wasn’t ready for college basketball after graduating high school. So he went to the Impact Basketball Academy in Las Vegas and came back a man. The 19-year-old said he improved every aspect of his game. And now the 6-foot-7 forward is headed to the University of Hartford. Hobbs, of… Read more »
During the COVID-19 outbreak Alaska Sports Blog editor Van Williams will take the opportunity to take a retrospective look at Alaska sports. The first round of the 64-player bracket in the books. We have now sliced the field in half and moved closer to determining Alaska’s Greatest NCAA D1 Men’s Basketball Player. The opening round… Read more »
During the COVID-19 outbreak Alaska Sports Blog editor Van Williams will take the opportunity to take a retrospective look at Alaska sports. Big guards, small forwards and 7-footers. Bombers and bangers. All-Americans, all-conference picks and national champions. The Last Frontier produces all types of college basketball players. As the only state in the country without… Read more »
