While the bitter cold has slowed the city’s usual rhythm, it has done nothing to cool the fire burning within the Macs. Winter may have emptied the sidewalks, but inside the gym, the pursuit of back-to-back Skyline Conference championships is very much alive. This year’s group has quickly begun to carve out its own identity, one defined by grit, relentless energy, and an unshakable sense of camaraderie. The effort and intensity displayed night after night bring back memories

Yeshiva fell 72–71 to the Illinois Wesleyan Titans on Monday night, and it’s one the Macs are going to think about for a long time. Four seconds left. Tie game at 70, as the Titans bring the ball up with 5 seconds remaining. Zevi Samet jumped the pass clean, took off the other way, and for a split second, you thought it was over. Instead? Whistle. Kickball. Somehow. Fine. Still alive. Then, Or Sundjyvsky picked off another pass. He attacked the rim, got fouled, and let out so

We all remember the night, No. 1 Yeshiva was stunned at home. We were reminded that, eventually, everyone loses — and that it's always better for that to happen in December than in March. Yet the truth is, all of those beginnings lead to the same place. If you were there — or if you've followed this program closely — you already know why Monday's clash between the Yeshiva University Maccabees and the Illinois Wesleyan Titans still carries weight. December 30, 2021. A packed,