After a win against Santa Clara, Pepperdine Men’s Basketball suffers a heartbreaking loss to BYU in the WCC Tournament Semifinal. Late-game heroics from Colbey Ross were not enough to get the Waves past the Cougars in overtime.
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No. 1 Gonzaga Visits Firestone, Trounces Waves
Point guard Colbey Ross notched another career milestone, but Pepperdine Men’s Basketball fell at the hands of Gonzaga. The undefeated Bulldogs were the second-ever No. 1 team to enter Firestone Fieldhouse.
Edwards Shatters Milestones in Waves’ Dominant Win
Junior forward Kessler Edwards led all scorers with 37 points and Pepperdine Men’s Basketball annihilated Pacific 85-68 on Jan. 21. The Waves led by as many as 35 in a complete effort, their second consecutive home win.
Edwards, Men’s Basketball Handle Portland in WCC Home Opener
Pepperdine Men’s Basketball defeated Portland 80–65 in their first home game in 25 days. Kessler Edwards had a prolific night on both ends of the floor for the Waves.
Men’s Basketball Player Received Death Threats from Sports Bettor in 2019
A well-known sports bettor faces federal charges for threatening violence against several professional and collegiate athletes, including a Pepperdine basketball player.
Waves in Vegas: 10 Things to Know about the WCC Basketball Tournament
Pepperdine’s Men’s and Women’s Basketball teams travel to Las Vegas to compete for the West Coast Conference Basketball Championships.
Both Basketball Teams Reach WCC Semifinals for First Time Since 2004
Both Pepperdine basketball programs made noise at the West Coast Conference Championships in Las Vegas.
Timely Threes, Key Stops Propel Pepperdine past Santa Clara in the WCC Tournament First Round
The Waves’ 74-63 win is the program’s first win in the West Coast Conference Tournament since the 2015-16 season.
Men’s Basketball falls to Saint Mary’s, 91-67
The Waves drop their eighth straight game at home against Saint Mary’s on Saturday night.
Welcome to Transfermania: College Basketball’s Hectic Offseason
The regular season came to a close last Monday, but college basketball’s crazy, NCAA byline-riddled offseason is nigh