Men's Basketball | Page 6 | The Journal\nRough road trip for men's basketball\nMen’s basketball continued to struggle away from home this past weekend, with back-to-back losses against the Ottawa Gee-Gees and Carleton Ravens.Continue...\nRead more about Rough road trip for men's basketball\nSophomore Graham thrives in increased role\nWhen Greg Faulkner left the Queen’s basketball program last year, it looked like there would be a gaping hole where he’d once been.Continue...\nRead more about Sophomore Graham thrives in increased role\nWalking on a different path\nAfter getting cut from the men’s basketball team for the second time in two years, it appeared Idan Itskovich’s basketball career was coming to an abrupt end.Continue...\nRead more about Walking on a different path\nRead more about Limited break for hardwood teams\nMen's basketball shocks Brock\nWhen it looked like the game was lost for the second night in a row, men’s basketball Head Coach Stephen Barrie called for a time out. Down 45-31 to the Brock Badgers — the fourth ranked team in nation — the time out came with 2:23 remaining in the second quarter.Continue...\nRead more about Men's basketball shocks Brock\nDefence key to victory\nLast weekend, men’s basketball continued their dominating play, taking down the Nipissing Lakers (0-4) and Laurentian Voyageurs (0-2) on the road.\nIn their first match-up, the Gaels (3-0)...Continue...\nRead more about Defence key to victory\nDefence was the name of the game as the men’s basketball team locked down the York Lions to win 70-66 in the Gaels home opener.Continue...\nRead more about Season started on positive note\nMen’s basketball returns to the court this Saturday as hosts to the York Lions in their home opener. After a disappointing 5-14 season where they finished last in the OUA East, the team looks to start the year off with a win against the Lions, the division’s runners-up last season.Continue...\nRead more about Rebound season\nWomen's basketball sits first in Journal's annual winter power rankings.Continue...\nRead more about ‘Ball best among Gaels\nMen's basketball, women's hockey and men's hockey win awards, while wrestler finishes fourth.Continue...