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Dave 'd-mac' McHugh

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Darryl Nester

Quote from: Dave 'd-mac' McHugh on January 25, 2016, 05:13:06 PM
New WBB Top 25 is out and ... hello BLUFFTON! #21: http://www.d3hoops.com/top25/women/2015-16/week7
Once I saw that the men's report was out, I was refreshing the Top 25 page with embarrassing frequency until the women's report showed up ... :-[ (that's supposedly the "embarrassed" emoticon, but I'm not sure I see it)

Dave 'd-mac' McHugh

Haha... don't blame you a bit!
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Darryl Nester

How They Fared (So Far)

Just five losses so far this week (and only one in the top 25).

Top 25

Rank   Pts   TeamW-L   Results
#1625Thomas More17-0won at Grove City, 92-37; 01/30 vs. Westminster (Pa.)
#2594Amherst19-0def. Williams, 66-54; 01/30 vs. Trinity (Conn.)
#3576George Fox17-001/29 vs. Pacific; 01/30 at Puget Sound
#4554Hope18-0def. Olivet, 76-55; 01/30 at Adrian
#5496Texas-Tyler17-101/28 at Louisiana College; 01/30 at East Texas Baptist
#6492Scranton18-0won at Drew, 73-42; 01/30 at Elizabethtown
#7481Rochester15-101/29 at #10 Washington U.; 01/31 at Chicago
#8431New York University      15-101/29 vs. #27 Carnegie Mellon; 01/31 vs. Case Western Reserve
#9416Tufts16-2def. Emmanuel, 57-41; 01/30 at Bates
#10409Washington U.13-301/29 vs. #7 Rochester; 01/31 vs. Emory
#11338UW-Oshkosh15-3def. UW-Eau Claire, 65-53; 01/30 at #14 UW-Stevens Point
#12303St. Thomas15-3def. Macalester, 79-62; 01/30 vs. St. Catherine
#13300Capital15-3LOST at Wilmington, 56-64; 01/30 vs. Mount Union
#14283UW-Stevens Point15-3won at UW-Stout, 69-61; 01/30 vs. #11 UW-Oshkosh
#15264Ohio Northern15-3won at Otterbein, 72-69; 01/30 vs. John Carroll
#16237Muhlenberg14-101/25 at Elizabethtown postponed; def. Ursinus, 73-49; 01/30 at T#43 McDaniel
#17223UW-Whitewater15-3won at UW-Platteville, 74-47; 01/30 vs. #18 UW-River Falls
#18187UW-River Falls15-3def. UW-La Crosse, 95-64; 01/30 at #17 UW-Whitewater
#19127Albright17-2def. Lebanon Valley, 66-59; won at Widener, 58-49; 01/30 at Hood
#20125Calvin14-4won at St. Mary's (Ind.), 81-57; 01/30 vs. Great Lake Christian
#21120Bluffton18-0def. Mount St. Joseph, 75-46; 01/30 at Rose-Hulman
#22107Trinity (Texas)15-301/29 vs. University of Dallas; 01/30 vs. Austin
#2365Wheaton (Ill.)14-4won at Illinois Wesleyan, 69-53; 01/30 at North Central (Ill.)
#2454Whitman13-301/29 at Lewis and Clark; 01/30 at Linfield
#2552Maryville (Tenn.)13-2def. Salem, 91-50; 01/29 vs. Methodist; 01/30 vs. Greensboro


Others receiving votes
Rank   Pts   TeamW-L   Results
#2651Christopher Newport15-2won at Southern Virginia, 109-71; 01/30 vs. Penn State-Harrisburg
#2741Carnegie Mellon13-301/29 at #8 New York University; 01/31 at Brandeis
#2834Rowan17-2won at Ramapo, 80-55; def. Rutgers-Camden, 88-75; 01/30 at New Jersey City
T#2925St. John Fisher14-2won at Alfred, 73-50; 01/29 at Stevens; 01/29 at Stevens
T#2925Birmingham-Southern15-101/29 at Rhodes; 01/31 at Hendrix
#3120Stockton15-3won at Baruch, 76-65; won at TCNJ, 54-53; 01/30 vs. William Paterson
#3212St. Mary's (Minn.)15-3LOST to Augsburg, 70-82; 01/30 at Carleton
#3310Bowdoin14-5def. Husson, 94-49; 01/30 at Colby
#349University of New England15-3won at St. Joseph's (Maine), 78-55; won at Wentworth, 62-42; 01/30 vs. Nichols
T#357Luther14-4def. Buena Vista, 63-59; 01/30 vs. Loras
T#357Cal Lutheran13-5LOST to Claremont-Mudd-Scripps, 53-61; 01/30 vs. Redlands
#376Connecticut College14-301/30 vs. Wesleyan
T#385Mary Washington14-3def. Frostburg State, 88-46; 01/30 vs. Wesley
T#385Wartburg13-5LOST to Coe, 65-71; 01/30 vs. Buena Vista
#403WPI17-1won at Mount Holyoke, 59-29; 01/30 vs. MIT
T#412Keene State15-3LOST at Eastern Connecticut, 51-54; 01/30 vs. Mass-Boston
T#412Washington and Jefferson15-3def. Thiel, 100-67; 01/30 at Chatham
T#431McDaniel15-3won at Franklin and Marshall, 64-60; won at Gettysburg, 73-60; 01/30 vs. #16 Muhlenberg
T#431Moravian15-3won at Juniata, 71-66; won at Merchant Marine, 59-45; 01/30 at Catholic

Per Mr. Ypsi's request: Illinois Wesleyan (11-8) LOST to #23 Wheaton (Ill.), 53-69; 01/30 at Carthage

Just Bill

Quote from: Darryl Nester on January 27, 2016, 10:32:01 PM
Per Mr. Ypsi's request: Illinois Wesleyan (11-8) LOST to #23 Wheaton (Ill.), 53-69; 01/30 at Carthage

We need more optimism like that in the world.
"That seems silly and pointless..." - Hoops Fan

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Mr. Ypsi

Quote from: Just Bill on January 27, 2016, 11:46:50 PM
Quote from: Darryl Nester on January 27, 2016, 10:32:01 PM
Per Mr. Ypsi's request: Illinois Wesleyan (11-8) LOST to #23 Wheaton (Ill.), 53-69; 01/30 at Carthage

We need more optimism like that in the world.

Hey, now - they are still tied for first in the CCIW. :D  I really thought they would avenge their loss to Wheaton playing at home, but, alas, they played like the VERY young team they are.  (In terms of key players, they are probably among the 4-5 youngest teams in D3; in a year or two, watch out!!)

Dave 'd-mac' McHugh

There are several turning points during the Division III basketball season and we have arrived at yet another. The time in the season when many conferences start heading into the second half of round-robin play.

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- John Krikorian, No. 9 Christopher Newport men's coach
- Chad Shutler, No. 21 Bluffton women's coach
- Kevin Jaskiewicz, Coast Guard men's coach (NABC Coach's Corner)
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Dave 'd-mac' McHugh

There are just four weeks left in the regular season and teams are feeling the pressure to take care of business. Sunday night on Hoopsville, Dave McHugh talks to many coaches in the conference playoff mix. Whether they are trying to position themselves to stay at home for the tournament or just get into the playoffs, there is a lot on the line with less games to play.

You can watch Hoopsville starting at 7:00 PM ET here: http://www.d3hoops.com/hoopsville/archives/2015-16/jan31

Tonight's guests include (in order):
- Brad Fischer, No. 11 UW-Oshkosh women's coach
- Casey Stitzel, Delaware Valley men's coach
- Mary Beth Spirk, Moravian women's coach (WBCA Center Court)
- Drew Gaeng, Hendrix women's coach
- Joe Reilly, No. 25 Wesleyan men's coach

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Darryl Nester

How They Fared (Complete)

Top 25

Rank   Pts   TeamW-L   Results
#1625Thomas More18-0won at Grove City, 92-37; def. Westminster (Pa.), 105-31
#2594Amherst20-0def. Williams, 66-54; def. Trinity (Conn.), 53-38
#3576George Fox19-0def. Pacific, 87-51; won at Puget Sound, 78-72
#4554Hope19-0def. Olivet, 76-55; won at Adrian, 73-53
#5496Texas-Tyler19-1won at Louisiana College, 73-67; won at East Texas Baptist, 72-61
#6492Scranton19-0won at Drew, 73-42; won at Elizabethtown, 78-59
#7481Rochester15-3LOST at #10 Washington U., 38-59; LOST at Chicago, 56-58
#8431New York University17-1def. #27 Carnegie Mellon, 75-74; def. Case Western Reserve, 82-70
#9416Tufts17-2def. Emmanuel, 57-41; won at Bates, 68-53
#10409Washington U.15-3def. #7 Rochester, 59-38; def. Emory, 75-68
#11338UW-Oshkosh16-3def. UW-Eau Claire, 65-53; won at #14 UW-Stevens Point, 61-59
#12303St. Thomas16-3def. Macalester, 79-62; def. St. Catherine, 72-67
#13300Capital15-4LOST at Wilmington, 56-64; LOST to Mount Union, 47-57
#14283UW-Stevens Point15-4won at UW-Stout, 69-61; LOST to #11 UW-Oshkosh, 59-61
#15264Ohio Northern16-3won at Otterbein, 72-69; def. John Carroll, 68-45
#16237Muhlenberg15-1def. Ursinus, 73-49; won at T#43 McDaniel, 58-54
#17223UW-Whitewater16-3won at UW-Platteville, 74-47; def. #18 UW-River Falls, 62-59
#18187UW-River Falls15-4def. UW-La Crosse, 95-64; LOST at #17 UW-Whitewater, 59-62
#19127Albright18-2def. Lebanon Valley, 66-59; won at Widener, 56-49; won at Hood, 59-33
#20125Calvin15-4won at St. Mary's (Ind.), 81-57; def. Great Lake Christian, 104-18
#21120Bluffton18-1def. Mount St. Joseph, 75-46; LOST at Rose-Hulman, 50-57
#22107Trinity (Texas)16-4def. University of Dallas, 53-48; LOST to Austin, 67-70
#2365Wheaton (Ill.)15-4won at Illinois Wesleyan, 69-53; won at North Central (Ill.), 98-85
#2454Whitman15-3won at Lewis and Clark, 74-56; won at Linfield, 61-56
#2552Maryville (Tenn.)15-2def. Salem, 91-50; def. Methodist, 56-46; def. Greensboro, 77-49


Others receiving votes
Rank   Pts   TeamW-L   Results
#2651Christopher Newport16-2won at Southern Virginia, 109-71; def. Penn State-Harrisburg, 77-54
#2741Carnegie Mellon14-4LOST at #8 New York University, 74-75; won at Brandeis, 66-60
#2834Rowan18-2won at Ramapo, 80-55; def. Rutgers-Camden, 88-75; won at New Jersey City, 67-53
T#2925St. John Fisher14-3won at Alfred, 73-50; LOST at Stevens, 35-51
T#2925Birmingham-Southern16-2LOST at Rhodes, 57-62; won at Hendrix, 75-63
#3120Stockton16-3won at Baruch, 76-65; won at TCNJ, 54-53; def. William Paterson, 63-50
#3212St. Mary's (Minn.)16-3LOST to Augsburg, 70-82; won at Carleton, 65-59
#3310Bowdoin15-5def. Husson, 94-49; won at Colby, 62-49
#349University of New England16-3won at St. Joseph's (Maine), 78-55; won at Wentworth, 62-42; def. Nichols, 80-32
T#357Luther15-4def. Buena Vista, 63-59; def. Loras, 60-43
T#357Cal Lutheran14-5LOST to Claremont-Mudd-Scripps, 53-61; def. Redlands, 67-60
#376Connecticut College15-3def. Wesleyan, 71-61
T#385Mary Washington15-3def. Frostburg State, 88-46; def. Wesley, 61-52
T#385Wartburg13-6LOST to Coe, 65-71; LOST to Buena Vista, 55-59
#403WPI18-1won at Mount Holyoke, 59-29; def. MIT, 54-35
T#412Keene State16-3LOST at Eastern Connecticut, 51-54; def. Mass-Boston, 75-59
T#412Washington and Jefferson16-3def. Thiel, 100-67; won at Chatham, 84-60
T#431McDaniel15-4won at Franklin and Marshall, 64-60; won at Gettysburg, 73-60; LOST to #16 Muhlenberg, 54-58
T#431Moravian15-4won at Juniata, 71-66; won at Merchant Marine, 59-45; LOST at Catholic, 80-85

Better luck for the Titans to close out the week:
Illinois Wesleyan (12-8) LOST to #23 Wheaton (Ill.), 53-69; won at Carthage, 75-72

Mr. Ypsi

Darryl, thanks for adding IWU per my request.  I really thought they would defeat Wheaton at the Shirk, in which case they would be very much in the driver's seat for the CCIW title and home court for the conference tourney (and would probably pick up a stray vote or two and be legitimately in "How They Fared").  They didn't even make a decent game of it! :(  Since they will now never even sniff the Top 25 voting (THIS season ;)), and will make the national tourney only if they win the AQ, feel free to delete them again.

Since their top players are freshmen and sophomores, I have every confidence that at least by week 4 or 5 next season I won't have to make a special request to see them listed!

And +k for doing this 'column'. :)

Dave 'd-mac' McHugh

There are just four weeks left in the regular season and teams are feeling the pressure to take care of business. Sunday night on Hoopsville, Dave McHugh talks to many coaches in the conference playoff mix. Whether they are trying to position themselves to stay at home for the tournament or just get into the playoffs, there is a lot on the line with less games to play.

You can watch Hoopsville starting at 7:00 PM ET here: http://www.d3hoops.com/hoopsville/archives/2015-16/jan31

Tonight's guests include (in order):
- Brad Fischer, No. 11 UW-Oshkosh women's coach
- Casey Stitzel, Delaware Valley men's coach
- Mary Beth Spirk, Moravian women's coach (WBCA Center Court)
- Drew Gaeng, Hendrix women's coach
- Joe Reilly, No. 25 Wesleyan men's coach

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Darryl Nester

Quote from: Mr. Ypsi on January 31, 2016, 05:42:34 PM
Darryl, thanks for adding IWU per my request.  ...
Happy to oblige. I have a soft spot for IWU, as I grew up in Bloomington-Normal, including living for several years just a couple of blocks from Fred Young Fieldhouse.

Mr. Ypsi

Quote from: Darryl Nester on January 31, 2016, 07:53:09 PM
Quote from: Mr. Ypsi on January 31, 2016, 05:42:34 PM
Darryl, thanks for adding IWU per my request.  ...
Happy to oblige. I have a soft spot for IWU, as I grew up in Bloomington-Normal, including living for several years just a couple of blocks from Fred Young Fieldhouse.

I didn't know that.  We drove the fire marshall crazy by regularly packing 3-400 people beyond legal capacity into Fred Young in the late 60s!  I myself spent a couple of games atop the wall separating the front entrance from the court!  Sad to see that the Shirk is now only rarely at capacity.

To our shame, we didn't even HAVE a women's basketball team back then. :-[

Hoops Junkie

How is UW-Superior Women not getting any votes in the Top 25 poll.  This is a team that won the regular season WIAC title last season and is currently 17-2 overall and 11-0 in the UMAC this season.  They have won 14 straight games and belong in the discussion. 

Pat Coleman

Quote from: Hoops Junkie on February 02, 2016, 11:33:31 AM
How is UW-Superior Women not getting any votes in the Top 25 poll.  This is a team that won the regular season WIAC title last season and is currently 17-2 overall and 11-0 in the UMAC this season.  They have won 14 straight games and belong in the discussion.

I think it's because they won the WIAC last season -- and by the way, lost their best player, perhaps the best player in the program's history. Even with that, they are blowing the UMAC up. That's an indictment against the UMAC, not a feather in UW-Superior's cap.

Non-conference schedule (not including the Finlandia games):
11/13   at Concordia-Moorhead •   W, 86-77   (13-6, 9-3 MIAC, tied for third, not receiving votes)
11/15   vs. Dubuque •   W, 95-70   (6-13, 1-7 IIAC, tied for seventh)
11/20   vs. UW-La Crosse •   L, 66-62   (6-13, 0-8 WIAC, eighth place)
11/21   at UW-Eau Claire •   W, 61-58   (9-10, 4-4 WIAC fifth place)
11/24   at St. Benedict •   L, 62-51   (13-6, 8-4 MIAC, fifth place, not receiving votes)
12/29   vs. Marian •   W, 72-61   (5-14, 3-11 NACC, 10th place)
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