An exciting game in St. Louis.  Federigos had 34 in the second half and 23 straight Emory points to pull them out of an 18 pt deficit--they could have used him in the OT's though, he fouled out with two to go in regulation and only played 28 minutes. 

Quote from: David Collinge on January 17, 2006, 01:40:32 AM

Quote from: sac on January 16, 2006, 09:41:57 PM
Dave, here's a project for ya 

Find out how many times two conferences have had 2 teams in the top 5.

You might be surprised to learn that this has happened 9 times in the 101 polls to date:
2005-06 Week 7: NCAC (Wittenberg 1, Wooster 2), MIAA (Albion 3, Hope 4)
2005-06 Week 6: NCAC (Wittenberg 1, Wooster 3), MIAA (Hope 2, Albion 4)
2003-04 Week 8: NESCAC (Amherst 1, Williams 3), ODAC (RMC 4, HSC 5)
2002-03 Week 13: ODAC (RMC 1, HSC 4), UAA (WashU 2, Rochester 5)
2002-03 Week 6: UAA (WashU 1, Rochester 2), ODAC (RMC 3, HSC 4)
2002-03 Week 5: UAA (WashU 1, Rochester 2), ODAC (RMC 3, HSC 5)
2002-03 Week 4: UAA (WashU 1, Rochester 2), ODAC (RMC 3, HSC 5)
2002-03 Week 3: UAA (WashU 1, Rochester 2), ODAC (RMC 4, HSC 5)
2002-03 Week 2: UAA (WashU 1, Rochester 2), ODAC (RMC 4, HSC 5)

Good research.  I found two more weeks in the 00-01 season.
2000-01 Week 13: UAA (Chicago 3, WashU 4), NCAC (Wittenberg 2, Wooster 5)
2000-01 Week 12: UAA (Chicago 3, WashU 4), NCAC (Wooster 1, Wittenberg 5)

We had to play at WashU and Chicago between week 12 and week 13 that year--I guess it left an impression.