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sumfun

Ypsi - checked on some of the same schools, but came up with 112 wins for last four years for Amherst.  To be mentioned in this group that puts up a lot of wins in the season and goes deep into the the tourney each years is an accomplishment that 400 other schools would love to claim.  What's a shame is that many of these teams are judged by their success for two days in mid March and not the whole body of work over their career.

Mr. Ypsi

Quote from: sumfun on February 21, 2011, 07:41:57 AM
Ypsi - checked on some of the same schools, but came up with 112 wins for last four years for Amherst.  To be mentioned in this group that puts up a lot of wins in the season and goes deep into the the tourney each years is an accomplishment that 400 other schools would love to claim.  What's a shame is that many of these teams are judged by their success for two days in mid March and not the whole body of work over their career.

You are correct about Amherst.  Thanks.  I've amended my original post.

Out_Of_My_Kitchen

I found the answer to Wash U wins.  It was 116 wins during the 4 peat.  A couple reasons for it not being longer are:

1. No conference tournament in the UAA.  They lose out on most likely 8-12 wins there if they had the conference tournament depending on 4 team conference tournament or 8 team conference tournament format.   

2. The NCAA tournament was not as long either.  There were not as many pool C bids, meaning 5 games were needed to win the tournament, not 6 as it will be this year. 

116-4 record for that group.  96.7% winning percentage. 


GuyFormerlyPSBBG

I haven't been around all weekend.  I was caught a bug and was sick (it wasn't from the GC loss to CNU.)  How anyone catches a cold in FL, I have no idea but I did.

The CNU-GC game resulted the way I thought it would.  Actually the game was closer than I thought it was going to be.  It doesn't mean I think CNU is underrated or GC is overrated.  The Freeman center is a very tough place to play.  (I remember reading a story earlier in the year, CNU women have the longest active home winning streak among all 3 divisions.  I am not 100% certain on that, but I believe it to be accurate.)

Only 2 players for the Pride have the Freeman Center, big game experience.  (a couple of players are left from last years team, but they do not have that experience.)

I am sure Greensboro makes 3's in practice, but it hasn't translated onto the court and it needs too.  Teams do a good job of making adjustments.  I've seen some soft double teams on Duncan (someone playing over the top and someone playing underneath.)  Resulting in a bunch of outside shots, because teams are making it very difficult to get the ball inside.  There are a few things I would do ease it up, but that is whole other discussion.

4-25 from 3pt range is not good for any team.

Flying Dutch Fan

As mentioned earlier, the current Hope senior class is at 114-6, a 0.950 winning percentage.  That 114 includes 68-0 at home, 39-3 as a visitor, and 7-3 on a neutral court. 

Should Hope win their conference tournament (they are picked to win it by most MIAA followers) they would enter the NCAA tournament with 117, and a real chance to set a new record.

FWIW - Hope's current streak of home wins is at 74 which I believe is 2 or 3 wins behind the current streak for the UConn women. 
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How They Fared (So Far)

No SOS numbers this time (they're on my other computer).  A few team schedules were not updated with conference tournament games, so they show up as blank ... and I did not have time to track those down this morning.

Top 25

Rank   Pts   TeamW-L   Results
#1609Thomas More26-0def. Thiel, 68-47; 02/25 vs. Grove City
#2601Amherst24-102/26 vs. #26 Williams
#3580Hope25-1def. Adrian, 103-42
#4543UW-Stevens Point23-202/25 vs. UW-River Falls
#5503Kean22-4LOST to Rutgers-Newark, 51-54
#6501Babson25-002/26 vs. Springfield
#7451Illinois Wesleyan21-4def. Augustana, 71-39; 02/25 vs. Carthage
#8441Chicago21-302/26 at #9 Washington U.
#9413Washington U.20-402/26 vs. #8 Chicago
#10385DePauw22-302/25 vs. Colorado College
#11375Denison26-0def. Wooster, 75-40; 02/25 vs. Kenyon
#12320Christopher Newport23-3def. Mary Baldwin, 92-37; 02/25 vs. Ferrum
#13310Greensboro25-1def. Peace, 83-47; 02/25 vs. Methodist
#14276Louisiana College22-2LOST at Mississippi College, 84-86; 02/25 at Mary Hardin-Baylor
#15264Rochester19-502/26 at Emory
#16237St. Norbert21-202/25 vs. Illinois College
#17222Lebanon Valley24-2def. Alvernia, 55-38
#18209Mount Union23-3def. Otterbein, 70-52; 02/24 vs. Capital
#19155St. Vincent23-3def. Chatham, 64-47; 02/25 vs. Waynesburg
#20133William Paterson23-3def. Montclair State, 79-68; 02/26 vs. Rutgers-Newark
#21121UW-Whitewater20-5
#2291Calvin22-4def. Kalamazoo, 84-57
#2382Mount St. Mary23-2
#2461Bowdoin21-402/26 at Colby
#2560Coe22-302/24 vs. Loras


Others receiving votes
Rank   Pts   TeamW-L   Results
#2648Williams21-402/26 at #2 Amherst
#2730Hanover23-102/26 vs. TBA
#2823George Fox20-502/24 vs. Puget Sound
#2922Western Connecticut21-302/25 vs. Rhode Island College
#3019Medaille21-302/25 vs. Penn State-Behrend
#3116Lewis and Clark20-502/24 vs. Whitman
#3212Johns Hopkins20-402/26 vs. Franklin and Marshall
#335Gallaudet23-202/26 vs. SUNYIT/Penn St.-Berks; 02/27 vs. TBD
#343Wheaton (Ill.)18-602/25 vs. Millikin
#352St. Thomas19-6
T#361UW-La Crosse20-6def. UW-Oshkosh, 67-59
T#361Wisconsin Lutheran23-3def. Milwaukee Engineering, 76-55; 02/24 vs. Benedictine

David Collinge

Thanks, Darryl.  I like this better without the SOS listed.  Of course, I'm a Denison fan, so... ;D

WLCALUM83

2/24 Final:  Wisconsin Lutheran 78, Benedictine 70 

Wisconsin Lutheran's next game:  2/26 vs. Concordia-WI  (NAthCon Tournament Final)

ichouse

This weeks surprises

1.)    #5   503   Kean   22-4   LOST to Rutgers-Newark, 51-54
2.)  #14   276   Louisiana College   22-2   LOST at Mississippi College, 84-86; and LOST  to Howard Payne     83-69
3.) #24   61   Bowdoin   21-4 LOST to Amherst •    L, 72-37 not the outcome but by the ease Amherst won

Ralph Turner

Quote from: ichouse on February 27, 2011, 05:37:19 PM
This weeks surprises

1.)    #5   503   Kean   22-4   LOST to Rutgers-Newark, 51-54
2.)  #14   276   Louisiana College   22-2   LOST at Mississippi College, 84-86; and LOST  to Howard Payne     83-69
3.) #24   61   Bowdoin   21-4 LOST to Amherst •    L, 72-37 not the outcome but by the ease Amherst won
The Mississippi College game is a rivalry game.  The Golden Dome at Clinton MS can be a rockin' place.

As for the loss at HPU, HPU had a very slow start this season, but the Lady Jackets have been playing the best ball in the conference.

Also in the tourney final, HPU's home court, the Brownwood Coliseum is a hard one to play in, both shooting and when the HPU fans get into the game.

sumfun

After taking the pedal off the metal and giving up some of their big lead to Williams yesterday, I think Amherst was determined today to keep the hammer down.

Darryl Nester

How They Fared (Complete)

The final report, in case you missed a score this weekend ...

The distribution of the SOS scores in this list (not ALL SOS scores):
  • Mean = 0.533, SD = 0.0405
  • min = 0.468, Q1 = 0.5040, Med = 0.528, Q3 = 0.5620, max = 0.615

Top 25

Rank   Pts   TeamW-L   SOS     Results
#1609Thomas More28-00.516def. Thiel, 68-47; def. Grove City, 66-54;
def. #19 St. Vincent, 66-55
#2601Amherst26-10.611def. #26 Williams, 71-64; def. #24 Bowdoin, 72-37
#3580Hope26-20.504def. Adrian, 103-42; def. Trine, 66-47;
LOST at #22 Calvin, 65-67
#4543UW-Stevens Point25-20.570def. UW-River Falls, 65-54; def. #21 UW-Whitewater, 73-53
#5503Kean22-40.593LOST to Rutgers-Newark, 51-54
#6501Babson27-00.484def. Springfield, 82-64; def. Smith, 74-49
#7451Illinois Wesleyan23-40.600def. Augustana, 71-39; def. Carthage, 77-69;
def. #34 Wheaton (Ill.), 67-57
#8441Chicago22-30.531def. #9 Washington U., 61-51
#9413Washington U.20-50.534LOST to #8 Chicago, 51-61
#10385DePauw25-30.504def. Colorado College, 67-42; def. Trinity (Texas), 73-53;
def. Hendrix, 80-71
#11375Denison28-00.470def. Wooster, 75-40; def. Kenyon, 80-72;
def. Allegheny, 72-54
#12320Christopher Newport25-30.539def. Mary Baldwin, 92-37; def. Ferrum, 71-52;
def. #13 Greensboro, 53-47
#13310Greensboro26-20.517def. Peace, 83-47; def. Methodist, 69-40;
LOST to #12 Christopher Newport, 47-53
#14276Louisiana College24-30.504LOST at Mississippi College, 84-86; def. Mary Hardin-Baylor, 64-54;
def. Hardin-Simmons, 70-62; LOST at Howard Payne, 69-83
#15264Rochester20-50.552def. Emory, 81-72
#16237St. Norbert23-20.479def. Illinois College, 63-41; def. Monmouth, 56-54
#17222Lebanon Valley25-20.547def. Alvernia, 55-38; def. Messiah, 51-33
#18209Mount Union25-30.507def. Otterbein, 70-52; def. Capital, 79-55;
def. John Carroll, 92-84
#19155St. Vincent24-40.528def. Chatham, 64-47; def. Waynesburg, 70-53;
LOST at #1 Thomas More, 55-66
#20133William Paterson24-30.572def. Montclair State, 79-68; def. Rutgers-Newark, 63-49
#21121UW-Whitewater21-60.575def. T#36 UW-La Crosse, 71-59; LOST at #4 UW-Stevens Point, 53-73
#2291Calvin24-40.482def. Kalamazoo, 84-57; def. Albion, 63-36;
def. #3 Hope, 67-65
#2382Mount St. Mary25-20.552def. SUNY-Old Westbury, 71-59; def. Farmingdale State, 71-50
#2461Bowdoin22-50.606def. Colby, 79-63; LOST at #2 Amherst, 37-72
#2560Coe24-30.519def. Loras, 54-51; def. Simpson, 59-56


Others receiving votes
Rank   Pts   TeamW-L   SOS     Results
#2648Williams21-50.615LOST at #2 Amherst, 64-71
#2730Hanover25-10.468def. Manchester, 93-65; def. Transylvania, 82-71
#2823George Fox22-50.534def. Puget Sound, 62-56; def. #31 Lewis and Clark, 76-68
#2922Western Connecticut23-30.554def. Rhode Island College, 77-68; def. Eastern Connecticut, 74-58
#3019Medaille22-40.476def. Penn State-Behrend, 60-59; LOST at La Roche, 54-62
#3116Lewis and Clark21-60.523def. Whitman, 60-51; LOST to #28 George Fox, 68-76
#3212Johns Hopkins21-50.528def. Franklin and Marshall, 71-59; LOST to Muhlenberg, 61-72
#335Gallaudet24-30.487def. SUNYIT, 53-44; LOST to Keuka, 46-50
#343Wheaton (Ill.)19-70.539def. Millikin, 58-55; LOST at #7 Illinois Wesleyan, 57-67
#352St. Thomas20-70.519def. Gustavus Adolphus, 50-48; LOST to Concordia-Moorhead, 61-71
T#361UW-La Crosse20-70.574def. UW-Oshkosh, 67-59; LOST at #21 UW-Whitewater, 59-71
T#361Wisconsin Lutheran25-30.505def. Milwaukee Engineering, 76-55; def. Benedictine, 78-70;
def. Concordia (Wis.), 76-67

BlueZoneBruin

Pat (or anyone),

Is there a new Top 25 prior to the start of the tournament? I know there is one at the end, but just can't remember. Obviously "Selection Monday" will most likely delay it, if it is to come prior to the games this week.

Pat Coleman

Yes and yes -- there is a poll but it is likely to be later than usual on Monday.
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