The SCIAC awards need to be selected by the conference officials themselves not the coaches.

CMS has won outright or shared the conference title for 6 STRAIGHT seasons:
- 4 tournament titles
- Only 2 Players Of Year (not since 16')
- Only 1 Coach Of Year  (not since 15')
- 3 outright titles/ 3 shared
- the only team in the conference to compete & win any NCAA tournament games (2) & the games lost were all close except one 2nd round game.

I honestly can't understand what criteria these coaches use to select these awards.

Just wanted to share my opinion with facts.

I do understand some of your reasoning, but I'd have to disagree with you on living up to there past. They only got ranked once in the past. All these teams that people love to vote for on the east coast have come out every year and have been sent home with a loss ( bowdoin, Ithaca, Middlebury, TCNJ). They also beat ranked teams every year.

I also watch Hoopsville a lot and you always talk about how you don't judge a team off one loss, especially with it being in the beginning of a year so not sure why you use that as an indicator of them not receiving votes. You also talk about how a game was lost etc which is why I brought up the game being much closer than the score dictates.

Also voters shouldnt punish them for there conference schedule not being as strong. Which they can't control as you know.  There are quite a few teams ranked right now who have either lost to lower quality teams (by 20) or haven't beaten anyone either.

I do appreciate both of your guys input and sugggest watching a CMS game online in case you haven't already.

I see your point, no one drops so no one can move in. CMS has as much of a reason to be ranked as any of the teams 13-25. They lost opening weekend w/ out there 6'3 post player (game was also much closer than score dictates, 4 point game with 4 mins left). They also avenged there other loss. There's no reason a team w/ 2 losses at this point shouldn't be ranked.

People are sleeping on the CMS women, 17 W straight. Good to see some people are paying attention.