This does not include the 60ish residents of the city of Salem who have become fond of Amherst's style of play and will be cheering quietly for us from a different section.


This is exactly what happened in Plattsburgh this past weekend (on Saturday night). The demo included more than just the 60ish set (they weren't there on Friday night because of the early-bird specials).
So many of us enjoyed seeing quality team-oriented BB.
Go Jeffs!

We are Amherst fans here in P'Burgh. Need info....email

Regarding the the big three this weekend (Amherst, Brandeis, and Plattsburgh) and their conferences, have you had a chance to check out the computerized Massey Ratings: http://www.masseyratings.com/rate.php?lg=cb&sub=III&mid=6
It is interesting to note that in the top 60 teams the NESCAC has 7 teams, the UAA has 6 teams, and SUNY has 3 teams.