Top 25 discussion

[Darryl Nester]

How They Fared (Complete)

Top 25

Rank	Pts	Team	W-L	Results
#1	621	Amherst	16-0	won at Rhode Island College, 55-28; won at Connecticut College, 72-40; won at Wesleyan, 66-51
#2	595	Wartburg	15-0	def. Luther, 85-65; won at Simpson, 81-66
#3	565	Hope	16-0	won at Alma, 82-64; def. Calvin, 58-51
#4	519	Bowdoin	15-0	won at New England College, 82-38; won at Trinity (Conn.), 76-46
#5	512	Thomas More	14-1	won at Waynesburg, 89-63; won at T#33 Washington and Jefferson, 73-57
#6	496	Whitman	14-1	def. Whitworth, 101-68; def. #27 George Fox, 77-71
#7	479	Rochester	13-1	def. Case Western Reserve, 84-41; def. Carnegie Mellon, 77-45
#8	427	Tufts	14-2	won at Worcester State, 77-42; def. Williams, 47-40; def. Middlebury, 61-45
#9	371	DePauw	16-1	won at Denison, 62-48; won at Oberlin, 53-40
#10	360	Ohio Northern	14-1	def. Baldwin Wallace, 61-55 OT; won at Muskingum, 73-66
#11	349	Trine	14-2	won at Adrian, 65-29; def. St. Mary's (Ind.), 51-31
#12	308	Muhlenberg	14-1	def. Franklin and Marshall, 75-39; LOST to Gettysburg, 62-67; won at McDaniel, 56-46
#13	302	Christopher Newport	13-2	won at Southern Virginia, 92-57; won at York (Pa.), 75-72
#14	281	UW-Oshkosh	12-2	won at UW-Stout, 67-47; won at #29 UW-River Falls, 69-62
#15	279	UW-Whitewater	13-2	def. UW-Eau Claire, 86-61; won at UW-Stout, 76-67
#16	275	St. Thomas	13-2	won at Concordia-Moorhead, 64-54; def. St. Olaf, 88-38
#17	258	Juniata	14-1	won at Goucher, 73-42; LOST at Drew, 44-46
#18	219	Scranton	14-1	won at Susquehanna, 49-43; def. Goucher, 66-41
#19	175	Messiah	14-2	def. Hood, 70-36; LOST at Albright, 53-64
#20	145	Gustavus Adolphus	12-3	def. St. Mary's (Minn.), 65-38; LOST at Bethel, 64-66
#21	127	Illinois Wesleyan	13-2	won at North Park, 83-53
#22	117	Marietta	14-1	def. Mount Union, 74-72; won at Heidelberg, 83-52
#23	74	Montclair State	14-1	won at Rutgers-Camden, 62-47; def. TCNJ, 54-51
#24	63	Trinity (Texas)	11-2	won at Texas Lutheran, 71-61; won at Southwestern, 79-55
#25	52	Chicago	12-2	def. New York University, 83-59; def. Brandeis, 72-63

Others receiving votes

Rank	Pts	Team	W-L	Results
#26	32	SUNY Geneseo	13-1	def. Fredonia, 72-56; def. Buffalo State, 72-52; won at Fredonia, 69-57
#27	31	George Fox	12-3	LOST at #6 Whitman, 71-77; won at Whitworth, 86-78
#28	30	Marymount	13-2	won at Wesley, 83-34; def. Mary Washington, 57-46
#29	20	UW-River Falls	12-3	won at UW-Platteville, 79-45; LOST to #14 UW-Oshkosh, 62-69
#30	19	Wisconsin Lutheran	13-1	def. Benedictine, 64-55; won at Marian, 70-33; won at Rockford, 73-42
#31	11	Washington U.	10-4	LOST to Brandeis, 84-92; def. New York University, 84-69
#32	4	Ithaca	10-4	LOST to Rochester Tech, 66-77 OT; LOST at St. Lawrence, 66-72; won at Clarkson, 79-77
T#33	3	Claremont-Mudd-Scripps	12-3	won at Occidental, 58-51; LOST at Chapman, 56-68
T#33	3	St. Benedict	14-1	def. St. Catherine, 75-47; won at Augsburg, 59-45
T#33	3	Washington and Jefferson	13-2	won at Bethany, 59-48; LOST to #5 Thomas More, 57-73

[Darryl Nester]

How They Fared (So Far)
One more result (CMS @ Whittier) will be edited in later (probably tomorrow).

Top 25

Rank	Pts	Team	W-L	Results
#1	622	Amherst	17-0	def. Williams, 52-43; 01/20 at Hamilton
#2	589	Wartburg	17-0	def. Buena Vista, 98-62; won at Nebraska Wesleyan, 93-72
#3	566	Hope	17-0	won at St. Mary's (Ind.), 85-27
#4	542	Bowdoin	16-0	def. Husson, 88-58; 01/20 at Colby; 01/21 vs. Maine-Presque Isle
#5	518	Thomas More	15-1	def. St. Vincent, 86-61; 01/20 vs. Grove City
#6	493	Whitman	14-1	01/19 at Linfield; 01/20 at Willamette
#7	481	Rochester	13-1	01/19 at Brandeis; 01/21 at New York University
#8	437	Tufts	15-2	won at Mass-Dartmouth, 74-66; 01/20 at Bates
#9	390	DePauw	16-1	01/20 vs. Ohio Wesleyan
#10	378	Ohio Northern	15-1	won at Heidelberg, 67-44; 01/20 vs. Mount Union
#11	361	Trine	15-2	won at Albion, 67-50; 01/20 vs. Alma
#12	303	Christopher Newport	14-2	def. Mary Washington, 98-43; 01/20 at Frostburg State
#13	300	St. Thomas	14-2	won at Bethel, 63-51; 01/20 at #29 St. Benedict
#14	298	UW-Whitewater	14-2	won at UW-Stevens Point, 67-43; 01/20 vs. UW-La Crosse
#15	281	UW-Oshkosh	13-2	def. UW-Platteville, 77-50; 01/20 vs. UW-Eau Claire
#16	231	Muhlenberg	14-1	01/20 vs. Johns Hopkins
#17	224	Scranton	15-1	def. Moravian, 98-94 OT; 01/20 at Catholic
#18	185	Illinois Wesleyan	14-2	won at Millikin, 79-62; 01/20 at Carroll
#19	151	Marietta	15-1	won at Capital, 58-54; 01/20 vs. John Carroll
#20	144	Juniata	15-1	def. Susquehanna, 65-46; 01/20 vs. Moravian
#21	132	Montclair State	15-1	won at Kean, 53-34; 01/20 at Rutgers-Newark
#22	111	Chicago	12-2	01/19 at Carnegie Mellon; 01/21 at Case Western Reserve
#23	92	Trinity (Texas)	11-2	01/19 vs. Centenary (La.); 01/20 vs. Austin
#24	60	Messiah	15-2	def. Lebanon Valley, 66-45
#25	49	SUNY Geneseo	13-1	01/19 at Plattsburgh State; 01/20 at SUNY Potsdam

Others receiving votes

Rank	Pts	Team	W-L	Results
#26	44	Marymount	14-2	def. Penn State-Harrisburg, 63-46; 01/20 vs. St. Mary's (Md.)
#27	34	Gustavus Adolphus	13-3	won at Augsburg, 84-58; 01/20 vs. St. Catherine
#28	32	George Fox	12-3	01/19 at Pacific; 01/20 at Lewis and Clark
#29	29	St. Benedict	15-1	won at Macalester, 66-38; 01/20 vs. #13 St. Thomas
#30	26	Wisconsin Lutheran	14-1	def. Aurora, 79-32; 01/20 vs. Concordia (Wis.)
#31	13	UW-River Falls	12-4	LOST to UW-La Crosse, 54-62; 01/20 at UW-Stout
#32	5	Washington and Jefferson	14-2	won at Waynesburg, 83-72; 01/20 vs. Geneva
#33	2	Rose-Hulman	13-3	def. Anderson, 84-31; 01/20 at Defiance
T#34	1	Claremont-Mudd-Scripps	13-3	won at Whittier, 62-51; 01/20 vs. Caltech
T#34	1	Texas-Dallas	12-2	01/18 vs. Texas-Tyler; 01/20 vs. University of the Ozarks

[gordonmann]

UW-River Falls beat UW-Lax 72-54 last night. The score below is from the men.

There's a decent chance the Top 25 goes undefeated this week. St. Bens, Moravian and Catholic are the most likely teams to spoil that.

[Dave 'd-mac' McHugh]

It is already the midway point of January. In a month's time, we will be looking at conference tournaments and discussing who has a chance to make the NCAA tournaments. However, there is still a lot of basketball to be played and many teams are starting to take the turn into the second half of conference play.

On Thursday's edition of Hoopsville, Dave will chat with a number of guests to get a landscape of where things are in Division III. The conversation will include checking in at the NCAA Convention where legislation will be voted on by DIII members and conferences on whether to start the season a week earlier.

Dave then talks to some of the hotter teams in the country. Two women's programs (ranked and unranked) who are leading their respective conferences and looking to build on recent success. Also two men's programs one of which is not in the spotlight as much as they traditionally are along with a program we haven't talked to in a number of years.

This week's WBCA Center Court will feature a women's coach who is doing what she can to spread the word about women's basketball including giving more of her time to make sure her colleagues are taken care of and heard.

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[Rofrog]

Well Scranton did there part beating Moravian and beating Catholic.So no spoils there.

[Dave 'd-mac' McHugh]

By this point in most seasons, the usual names appear at the top of conferences races and conversations surround the usual suspects. Not the case this year. There are new names at the top, or in the mix, of conferences around the country.

That excitement is what is driving the 2017-18 season and makes any night in Division III must-watch.

On Sunday's episode of Hoopsville, Dave talks to some new face leading or in the mix in their respective conferences from four or the regions around the country. Can these teams keep their success through the end of the season or has the challenge just gotten that much more difficult as the second half of conference schedules begins.

There is also some Top 25 discussion to be had. Ryan Scott makes his weekly appearance in "Top 25 Double-take."

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[Darryl Nester]

How They Fared (Complete)
Rochester @ NYU just went to OT; will update when it is finished.

There's a decent chance the Top 25 goes undefeated this week. St. Bens, Moravian and Catholic are the most likely teams to spoil that.

Almost. I'd have to check the archives, but I would guess that this is the first time that a week had only ONE game between teams receiving votes

Top 25

Rank	Pts	Team	W-L	Results
#1	622	Amherst	18-0	def. Williams, 52-43; won at Hamilton, 72-34
#2	589	Wartburg	17-0	def. Buena Vista, 98-62; won at Nebraska Wesleyan, 93-72
#3	566	Hope	17-0	won at St. Mary's (Ind.), 85-27
#4	542	Bowdoin	18-0	def. Husson, 88-58; won at Colby, 74-33; def. Maine-Presque Isle, 102-29
#5	518	Thomas More	16-1	def. St. Vincent, 86-61; def. Grove City, 101-60
#6	493	Whitman	16-1	won at Linfield, 69-62; won at Willamette, 68-49
#7	481	Rochester	15-1	won at Brandeis, 68-61; won at New York University, 83-79 OT
#8	437	Tufts	16-2	won at Mass-Dartmouth, 74-66; won at Bates, 67-28
#9	390	DePauw	17-1	def. Ohio Wesleyan, 64-31
#10	378	Ohio Northern	16-1	won at Heidelberg, 67-44; def. Mount Union, 59-43
#11	361	Trine	16-2	won at Albion, 67-50; def. Alma, 68-37
#12	303	Christopher Newport	15-2	def. Mary Washington, 98-43; won at Frostburg State, 99-49
#13	300	St. Thomas	15-2	won at Bethel, 63-51; won at #29 St. Benedict, 77-52
#14	298	UW-Whitewater	14-3	won at UW-Stevens Point, 67-43; LOST to UW-La Crosse, 62-66
#15	281	UW-Oshkosh	14-2	def. UW-Platteville, 77-50; def. UW-Eau Claire, 70-59
#16	231	Muhlenberg	15-1	def. Johns Hopkins, 64-59
#17	224	Scranton	16-1	def. Moravian, 98-94 OT; won at Catholic, 62-50
#18	185	Illinois Wesleyan	15-2	won at Millikin, 79-62; won at Carroll, 89-46
#19	151	Marietta	16-1	won at Capital, 58-54; def. John Carroll, 90-54
#20	144	Juniata	16-1	def. Susquehanna, 65-46; def. Moravian, 74-61
#21	132	Montclair State	16-1	won at Kean, 53-34; won at Rutgers-Newark, 52-41
#22	111	Chicago	14-2	won at Carnegie Mellon, 82-62; won at Case Western Reserve, 91-46
#23	92	Trinity (Texas)	13-2	def. Centenary (La.), 78-66; def. Austin, 95-82
#24	60	Messiah	15-2	def. Lebanon Valley, 66-45
#25	49	SUNY Geneseo	15-1	won at Plattsburgh State, 71-60; won at SUNY Potsdam, 83-37

Others receiving votes

Rank	Pts	Team	W-L	Results
#26	44	Marymount	15-2	def. Penn State-Harrisburg, 63-46; def. St. Mary's (Md.), 74-41
#27	34	Gustavus Adolphus	14-3	won at Augsburg, 84-58; def. St. Catherine, 67-40
#28	32	George Fox	14-3	won at Pacific, 86-60; won at Lewis and Clark, 80-58
#29	29	St. Benedict	15-2	won at Macalester, 66-38; LOST to #13 St. Thomas, 52-77
#30	26	Wisconsin Lutheran	15-1	def. Aurora, 79-32; def. Concordia (Wis.), 61-45
#31	13	UW-River Falls	14-3	def. UW-La Crosse, 72-54; won at UW-Stout, 94-89 OT
#32	5	Washington and Jefferson	15-2	won at Waynesburg, 83-72; def. Geneva, 79-41
#33	2	Rose-Hulman	14-3	def. Anderson, 84-31; won at Defiance, 60-33
T#34	1	Claremont-Mudd-Scripps	14-3	won at Whittier, 62-51; def. Caltech, 68-47
T#34	1	Texas-Dallas	14-2	def. Texas-Tyler, 55-48; def. University of the Ozarks, 76-41

[Darryl Nester]

How They Fared (So Far)

Top 25

Rank	Pts	Team	W-L	Results
#1	620	Amherst	18-0	01/26 vs. Colby; 01/27 vs. #4 Bowdoin
#2	593	Wartburg	18-0	won at Loras, 78-56; 01/27 vs. Dubuque
#3	563	Hope	18-0	def. Albion, 69-57; 01/27 vs. #11 Trine
#4	549	Bowdoin	18-0	01/26 at Hamilton; 01/27 at #1 Amherst
#5	517	Thomas More	17-1	won at Thiel, 90-50; 01/27 at Chatham
#6	489	Whitman	16-1	01/26 vs. Puget Sound; 01/27 vs. Pacific Lutheran
#7	486	Rochester	15-1	01/26 vs. Washington U.; 01/28 vs. #21 Chicago
#8	433	Tufts	16-2	01/26 vs. Connecticut College; 01/27 vs. Wesleyan
#9	396	DePauw	18-1	def. Wittenberg, 57-46; 01/27 vs. Wooster
#10	386	Ohio Northern	17-1	def. Wilmington, 71-48; 01/27 at Capital
#11	357	Trine	17-2	won at Calvin, 49-46; 01/27 at #3 Hope
#12	334	St. Thomas	16-2	def. #30 Gustavus Adolphus, 61-45; 01/27 vs. Hamline
#13	305	Christopher Newport	16-2	def. St. Mary's (Md.), 64-33; 01/27 at Wesley
#14	276	UW-Oshkosh	15-2	won at UW-Stevens Point, 72-44; 01/27 vs. #32 UW-River Falls
#15	247	Scranton	17-1	won at Drew, 64-51; 01/27 at Elizabethtown
#16	227	Muhlenberg	16-1	def. Ursinus, 89-55; 01/25 at Dickinson; 01/27 at Washington College
#17	211	Illinois Wesleyan	16-2	def. North Central (Ill.), 108-54; 01/27 vs. North Park
#18	162	UW-Whitewater	15-3	won at UW-Platteville, 67-58; 01/27 at UW-Eau Claire
#19	160	Marietta	16-2	LOST at Otterbein, 68-69 OT; 01/27 vs. Baldwin Wallace
#20	147	Juniata	16-2	LOST at Elizabethtown, 55-79; 01/27 vs. Catholic
#21	144	Chicago	14-2	01/26 at Emory; 01/28 at #7 Rochester
#22	138	Montclair State	17-1	def. Ramapo, 62-44; 01/27 at Rowan
#23	94	Trinity (Texas)	13-2	01/26 at Centenary (La.); 01/28 at Austin
#24	62	SUNY Geneseo	15-2	LOST at Rochester Tech, 76-79; 01/26 vs. Oswego State; 01/27 vs. Cortland
#25	54	Messiah	16-2	def. Lycoming, 54-45; 01/27 at Arcadia

Others receiving votes

Rank	Pts	Team	W-L	Results
#26	49	Marymount	16-2	def. Salisbury, 64-45; 01/27 at York (Pa.)
#27	35	George Fox	14-3	01/26 vs. Willamette; 01/27 vs. Linfield
#28	29	Wisconsin Lutheran	16-1	won at Concordia-Chicago, 63-44; 01/27 vs. MSOE
#29	22	St. Benedict	16-2	def. Hamline, 71-58; 01/27 at Bethel
#30	21	Gustavus Adolphus	14-4	LOST at #12 St. Thomas, 45-61; 01/27 at St. Olaf
#31	8	Rose-Hulman	15-3	def. Mount St. Joseph, 74-52; 01/27 vs. Transylvania
#32	7	UW-River Falls	14-4	LOST to UW-Eau Claire, 52-86; 01/27 at #14 UW-Oshkosh
#33	3	Texas-Dallas	14-3	LOST at Concordia (Texas), 55-67; 01/25 vs. Belhaven; 01/27 vs. Louisiana College
#34	1	Washington and Jefferson	15-3	LOST at St. Vincent, 58-69; 01/27 at Grove City

[Dave 'd-mac' McHugh]

It doesn't matter what night you tune in to Division III basketball, something will surprise you. There are teams leading conferences that weren't expected to be in the conversation, there are programs who continue their record-setting starts to the season, and others who seem to be defying expectations - well, at least those outside of the locker room.

On Thursday's edition of Hoopsville, Dave chats with a few coaches who have programs currently excelling - even if they have hit some bumps in the road recently. One has his program off to the best start in a storied program's history, another is leading a conference that has it's traditional leaders off the pace a bit, a third who was never thought would be on top, and a fourth looking to try and change national minds.

There is also a coach who is doing her best to help those with communications challenges, working on diversity and inclusion, all while leading Gallaudet to bigger and better results. Stephanie Stevens is this week's WBCA Center Court guest and will talk about what drew her to the deaf and hard of hearing university and what else keeps her busy off the basketball court. Stevens was a recent honoree of the WBCA Thirty Under 30.

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[Dave 'd-mac' McHugh]

There is a first time for everything. Right?

On Sunday's Hoopsville, Dave chats with a number of programs who have never been on the show. All of them are in conference races and yearning to position themselves well for conference tournaments. Not sure any of them were expected to be in this position.

It seems to be a theme that's pretty common of late.

At the same time, one coach has been so consistent that winning number 600 almost seemed like a forgone conclusion, but a player she has on the team now may be one of the best no one is talking about.

And what to make, again, with the men's Top 25? And who will be the last women's team(s) to stay undefeated this season? Ryan Scott joins Dave to chat in the Top 25 Double-take segment.

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[Darryl Nester]

How They Fared (Complete)

Top 25

Rank	Pts	Team	W-L	Results
#1	620	Amherst	20-0	def. Colby, 46-37; def. #4 Bowdoin, 49-45
#2	593	Wartburg	19-0	won at Loras, 78-56; def. Dubuque, 96-51
#3	563	Hope	18-1	def. Albion, 69-57; LOST to #11 Trine, 55-58
#4	549	Bowdoin	19-1	won at Hamilton, 87-54; LOST at #1 Amherst, 45-49
#5	517	Thomas More	18-1	won at Thiel, 90-50; won at Chatham, 85-49
#6	489	Whitman	18-1	def. Puget Sound, 83-62; def. Pacific Lutheran, 69-63
#7	486	Rochester	16-2	def. Washington U., 69-65; LOST to #21 Chicago, 59-74
#8	433	Tufts	18-2	def. Connecticut College, 75-54; def. Wesleyan, 67-56
#9	396	DePauw	19-1	def. Wittenberg, 57-46; def. Wooster, 77-48
#10	386	Ohio Northern	17-2	def. Wilmington, 71-48; LOST at Capital, 76-84
#11	357	Trine	18-2	won at Calvin, 49-46; won at #3 Hope, 58-55
#12	334	St. Thomas	17-2	def. #30 Gustavus Adolphus, 61-45; def. Hamline, 68-34
#13	305	Christopher Newport	17-2	def. St. Mary's (Md.), 64-33; won at Wesley, 76-56
#14	276	UW-Oshkosh	16-2	won at UW-Stevens Point, 72-44; def. #32 UW-River Falls, 68-45
#15	247	Scranton	18-1	won at Drew, 64-51; won at Elizabethtown, 46-44
#16	227	Muhlenberg	18-1	def. Ursinus, 89-55; won at Dickinson, 74-60; won at Washington College, 66-43
#17	211	Illinois Wesleyan	17-2	def. North Central (Ill.), 108-54; def. North Park, 105-53
#18	162	UW-Whitewater	16-3	won at UW-Platteville, 67-58; won at UW-Eau Claire, 61-58
#19	160	Marietta	17-2	LOST at Otterbein, 68-69 OT; def. Baldwin Wallace, 82-72
#20	147	Juniata	17-2	LOST at Elizabethtown, 55-79; def. Catholic, 59-42
#21	144	Chicago	16-2	won at Emory, 79-61; won at #7 Rochester, 74-59
#22	138	Montclair State	18-1	def. Ramapo, 62-44; won at Rowan, 72-66
#23	94	Trinity (Texas)	14-3	won at Centenary (La.), 64-55; LOST at Austin, 70-79
#24	62	SUNY Geneseo	17-2	LOST at Rochester Tech, 76-79; def. Oswego State, 67-24; def. Cortland, 67-46
#25	54	Messiah	17-2	def. Lycoming, 54-45; won at Arcadia, 75-45

Others receiving votes

Rank	Pts	Team	W-L	Results
#26	49	Marymount	17-2	def. Salisbury, 64-45; won at York (Pa.), 72-49
#27	35	George Fox	16-3	def. Willamette, 81-50; def. Linfield, 83-47
#28	29	Wisconsin Lutheran	17-1	won at Concordia-Chicago, 63-44; def. MSOE, 80-38
#29	22	St. Benedict	17-2	def. Hamline, 71-58; won at Bethel, 83-76
#30	21	Gustavus Adolphus	15-4	LOST at #12 St. Thomas, 45-61; won at St. Olaf, 77-47
#31	8	Rose-Hulman	16-3	def. Mount St. Joseph, 74-52; def. Transylvania, 68-56
#32	7	UW-River Falls	14-5	LOST to UW-Eau Claire, 52-86; LOST at #14 UW-Oshkosh, 45-68
#33	3	Texas-Dallas	16-3	LOST at Concordia (Texas), 55-67; def. Belhaven, 75-57; def. Louisiana College, 81-73
#34	1	Washington and Jefferson	16-3	LOST at St. Vincent, 58-69; won at Grove City, 60-55

[Darryl Nester]

How They Fared (So Far)

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[Darryl Nester]

How They Fared (Complete)

Top 25

Rank	Pts	Team	W-L	Results
#1	623	Amherst	22-0	def. #7 Tufts, 50-43; def. Bates, 58-31
#2	593	Wartburg	21-0	won at Buena Vista, 66-55; def. Simpson, 88-68
#3	551	Bowdoin	21-1	def. Middlebury, 70-52; def. Williams, 73-47
#4	548	Thomas More	20-1	def. Bethany, 88-28; def. Geneva, 108-43
#5	522	Whitman	20-1	won at Lewis and Clark, 75-54; won at Pacific, 76-52
#6	480	Hope	20-1	won at Kalamazoo, 64-30; def. Alma, 75-31
#7	461	Tufts	20-3	def. Babson, 67-63; LOST at #1 Amherst, 43-50; won at Hamilton, 69-53
#8	429	DePauw	21-1	won at Hiram, 68-48; won at Allegheny, 90-54
#9	428	Trine	20-2	won at Olivet, 67-53; def. Adrian, 74-35
#10	374	St. Thomas	19-2	won at Macalester, 70-42; won at St. Catherine, 87-61
#11	361	Rochester	16-4	LOST at Washington U., 52-71; LOST at #16 Chicago, 70-80
#12	316	Christopher Newport	19-2	won at Salisbury, 68-52; def. #21 Marymount, 70-52
#13	287	UW-Oshkosh	17-3	won at UW-Platteville, 65-55; LOST at UW-Eau Claire, 62-67
#14	273	Scranton	20-1	won at Moravian, 75-70 OT; def. #26 Juniata, 62-45
#15	244	Ohio Northern	19-2	won at Baldwin Wallace, 65-46; def. Muskingum, 70-36
#16	243	Chicago	18-2	def. Emory, 72-63; def. #11 Rochester, 80-70
#17	241	Illinois Wesleyan	18-2	def. Augustana, 99-70
#18	237	Muhlenberg	20-1	def. Swarthmore, 71-41; won at Franklin and Marshall, 74-57
#19	194	UW-Whitewater	18-3	def. UW-Stevens Point, 71-54; def. UW-Stout, 94-52
#20	184	Montclair State	19-2	def. William Paterson, 58-52; LOST at Stockton, 65-69
#21	98	Marymount	18-3	won at Southern Virginia, 86-71; LOST at #12 Christopher Newport, 52-70
#22	96	Messiah	19-2	def. Stevenson, 80-67; won at Alvernia, 71-21
#23	71	Marietta	18-3	LOST at Mount Union, 60-82; def. Heidelberg, 98-64
#24	69	George Fox	18-3	won at Pacific Lutheran, 85-65; won at Puget Sound, 81-71
#25	50	Wisconsin Lutheran	19-2	LOST at Lakeland, 49-58; def. Maranatha Baptist, 86-44; won at Edgewood, 66-39

Others receiving votes

Rank	Pts	Team	W-L	Results
#26	40	Juniata	18-3	won at Susquehanna, 58-51; LOST at #14 Scranton, 45-62
#27	29	St. Benedict	19-2	def. Concordia-Moorhead, 74-54; won at St. Olaf, 58-33
#28	28	SUNY Geneseo	19-2	won at Buffalo State, 58-36; def. Brockport, 82-56
#29	20	Rose-Hulman	18-3	won at Hanover, 65-55; won at Bluffton, 50-44
#30	16	Trinity (Texas)	16-3	def. Texas Lutheran, 78-66; def. Southwestern, 88-80
#31	11	Gustavus Adolphus	17-4	def. Carleton, 92-49; won at Hamline, 89-47
#32	4	Rochester Tech	17-3	def. Clarkson, 78-47; def. St. Lawrence, 63-54
T#33	2	Chapman	18-3	def. Redlands, 78-58; def. Cal Lutheran, 65-61
T#33	2	UW-River Falls	14-7	LOST at UW-La Crosse, 44-56; LOST to UW-Stevens Point, 70-72

[Darryl Nester]

How They Fared (So Far)

Top 25

Rank	Pts	Team	W-L	Results
#1	623	Amherst	22-0	02/09 at Williams; 02/10 at Middlebury
#2	591	Wartburg	22-0	won at Luther, 63-54; 02/10 vs. Nebraska Wesleyan
#3	559	Bowdoin	21-1	02/09 at Connecticut College; 02/10 at Wesleyan
#4	545	Thomas More	21-1	won at Westminster (Pa.), 90-33; 02/10 vs. Waynesburg
#5	528	Whitman	21-1	won at Whitworth, 83-49; 02/10 at #21 George Fox
#6	487	Hope	21-1	won at Calvin, 70-69; 02/10 vs. St. Mary's (Ind.)
T#7	448	Trine	21-2	won at St. Mary's (Ind.), 68-51; 02/10 vs. Albion
T#7	448	DePauw	22-1	def. Denison, 75-43; 02/10 at Kenyon
#9	398	Tufts	20-3	02/11 at Trinity (Conn.)
#10	383	St. Thomas	20-2	def. Augsburg, 70-66 OT; 02/10 at St. Olaf
#11	359	Christopher Newport	20-2	def. Southern Virginia, 93-57; 02/10 at Penn State-Harrisburg
#12	332	Chicago	18-2	02/09 at New York University; 02/11 at Brandeis
#13	299	Scranton	20-1	02/08 vs. Drew; 02/10 vs. Catholic
#14	276	Illinois Wesleyan	18-3	LOST at #35 Wheaton (Ill.), 61-71; 02/10 vs. Carroll
#15	263	Ohio Northern	20-2	def. Heidelberg, 90-44; 02/10 at John Carroll
#16	255	Muhlenberg	20-2	LOST at Haverford, 44-52; 02/08 at T#36 Gettysburg
#17	239	UW-Whitewater	19-3	won at #18 UW-Oshkosh, 72-60; 02/10 vs. UW-River Falls
#18	207	UW-Oshkosh	17-4	LOST to #17 UW-Whitewater, 60-72; 02/10 at UW-La Crosse
#19	153	Messiah	19-2	02/08 vs. Widener; 02/10 vs. Albright
#20	145	Rochester	16-4	02/09 at Case Western Reserve; 02/11 at Carnegie Mellon
#21	133	George Fox	18-3	02/09 vs. Whitworth; 02/10 vs. #5 Whitman
#22	93	Montclair State	20-2	def. New Jersey City, 92-12; 02/10 at TCNJ
#23	62	Marymount	19-3	def. Wesley, 82-53; 02/10 vs. Frostburg State
#24	53	St. Benedict	20-2	won at Carleton, 68-59; 02/10 vs. Augsburg
#25	46	SUNY Geneseo	19-2	02/09 vs. SUNY New Paltz; 02/10 vs. SUNY Oneonta

Others receiving votes

Rank	Pts	Team	W-L	Results
#26	44	Rose-Hulman	19-3	def. Franklin, 77-39; 02/10 vs. Earlham
#27	28	Wisconsin Lutheran	20-2	def. Marian, 83-26; 02/10 vs. Alverno
#28	20	Trinity (Texas)	16-3	02/09 at University of Dallas; 02/11 at Colorado College
#29	16	Marietta	19-3	def. Capital, 80-67; 02/10 at Wilmington
T#30	12	Gustavus Adolphus	18-4	won at Macalester, 76-54; 02/10 vs. Bethel
T#30	12	Juniata	18-3	02/08 vs. Elizabethtown; 02/10 at Moravian
T#30	12	Washington U.	15-5	02/09 at Brandeis; 02/11 at New York University
T#33	8	Mary Hardin-Baylor	19-3	02/10 at Concordia (Texas)
T#33	8	Rochester Tech	17-4	LOST to Ithaca, 67-71; 02/09 at Vassar; 02/10 at Skidmore
#35	7	Wheaton (Ill.)	18-4	def. #14 Illinois Wesleyan, 71-61; 02/10 at North Park
T#36	5	Chapman	19-3	won at Whittier, 59-50; 02/10 vs. La Verne
T#36	5	Gettysburg	19-2	won at Dickinson, 69-55; 02/08 vs. #16 Muhlenberg; 02/10 at Bryn Mawr
#38	2	St. Joseph's (Maine)	21-1	def. Suffolk, 73-45; 02/10 at Albertus Magnus
T#39	1	Lynchburg	19-3	won at Roanoke, 63-42; 02/10 vs. Washington and Lee
T#39	1	Mass-Dartmouth	19-3	won at Worcester State, 82-75; won at Mass-Boston, 68-53; 02/10 vs. Eastern Connecticut

[Dave 'd-mac' McHugh]

The first regional rankings are out which in itself brings on a lot of conversation, but the jockeying and positioning contines in conferences around the country for teams trying to keep their seasons going into March.

On Thursday's edition of Hoopsville, Dave talks to a number of high-ranking squads about the pressure to stay atop their respective conference races while also positioning themselves well in the regional rankings.

Dave also welcomes a coach who has played in DIII, coached in both DII and DIII, and coached both men and women. He talks about the road, possibly, less traveled in the "WBCA Center Court" segment.

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- Michelle Ferenz, No. 5 Whitman women's coach
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