As Kent State men’s basketball coach Rob Senderoff surveyed his team’s final practice before the start of the season Friday afternoon, he liked what he saw.
“We’ve got great guards that are experienced and versatile,” said Senderoff, whose Flashes won the Mid-American Conference Tournament last season with wins over the three top-seeded teams. “They’re athletic. They can shoot. That guard play is proven. These guys have gotten better in the offseason. But I also think we’ve got some good front court guys that just have to show they can do it over the course of a season.”
Kent State’s season tips off at 9 p.