Top 25 talk

[Gregory Sager]

The entire UAA must've gone against form tonight. I was at the Brandeis @ Chicago game this evening, and the Judges (who had been 0-3 in the league going into the game) won going away, 72-60, sparked by 17 points apiece from their exotically-named backcourt of Florian Rexhepi and Kwame Graves-Fulgham.

[gordonmann]

One little prediction: Puget Sound is going down tonight to Willamette.

Good call.  The schools didn't send the score, but it's posted on the scoreboard now.

[Pat Coleman]

West coast schools would get more coverage if they could manage to report scores.

[Ralph Turner]

West coast schools would get more coverage if they could manage to report scores.

D3Poster:  Mr Chairman, I move that the above quotation be placed in the FAQ.

Chariman:  Is there a second?
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Chairman:  The motion fails for the lack of a second from the West Coast.

[JMW1973]

How come my alma mater, SUNY Cortland, is getting no love on the web site? 14 wins in a row is 14 wins in a row! And their only loss was by 1 point to Trinity (CT). They are like Air Force (also a 1-loss team) when it comes to the polls. I hope things even out in the end and C-State gets its day in the top 25!

Also, the Lady Dragons deserve some love as well! Try 7 wins in a row and a 12-2 record.

That means Cortland's hoops teams are 26-3. Could they be one of the hoops schools in D3 this year? That record might be hard to top, but it's great nevertheless.

[sac]

That means Cortland's hoops teams are 26-3. Could they be one of the hoops schools in D3 this year? That record might be hard to top, but it's great nevertheless.

Not so hard, Hope's men and women are a combined 30-2.

As for Cortland, SUNYAC schools will always have a hard time getting respect, most on this site are dubious to East Region schools despite Rochesters run a year ago.  Their hovering around the top 15 and with this weeks doing they'll get a look for ranking.

[Pat Coleman]

Lawrence's teams are a combined 26-1.

Rochester isn't in the SUNYAC, which doesn't help Cortland's cause. JMW, what's the signature win on Cortland's schedule? The combined record of the teams Cortland has beaten is 91-107 (91-93 against teams other than Cortland), which isn't awful but isn't great either.

[David Collinge]

#1 Wittenberg is on the air, trailing Allegheny (6-9) by 8 with about 13:00 left.
http://www4.wittenberg.edu/news/athletics/mbasketball/index.html

[Pat Coleman]

Holy same wavelength batman, that's right around when I posted something on the Daily Dose about that very game.

[David Collinge]

Daily Dose readers know that #1 Witt pulled it out, 61-56.  #3 Albion was not so fortunate, losing at home to Calvin, 69-66.

A game to watch out for tonight is Ohio Wesleyan (10-6) at #2 Wooster.  (7:30pm, available at http://www.wooster.edu/interactive/).  Wooster takes the floor for the first time in three years without their senior co-captain and floor leader Tom Port (out with a broken wrist.)  The Scots need to find a way to replace his 16.5 points, 6.1 rebounds, 3.0 assists, and 28.8 minutes, not to mention his 65 inches on an otherwise pretty short team (starting five is 6'0", 6'0", 6'3", 6'5", and 6'6"). 

Another big game tonight is #13 North Central at #9 Augustana.  For audio details, check out the Daily Dose.

[Mr. Ypsi]

Daily Dose readers know that #1 Witt pulled it out, 61-56.  #3 Albion was not so fortunate, losing at home to Calvin, 69-66.

A game to watch out for tonight is Ohio Wesleyan (10-6) at #2 Wooster.  (7:30pm, available at http://www.wooster.edu/interactive/).  Wooster takes the floor for the first time in three years without their senior co-captain and floor leader Tom Port (out with a broken wrist.)  The Scots need to find a way to replace his 16.5 points, 6.1 rebounds, 3.0 assists, and 28.8 minutes, not to mention his 65 inches on an otherwise pretty short team (starting five is 6'0", 6'0", 6'3", 6'5", and 6'6"). 

Wow!  That's the same height as Earl Boykins!

[David Collinge]

Daily Dose readers know that #1 Witt pulled it out, 61-56.  #3 Albion was not so fortunate, losing at home to Calvin, 69-66.

A game to watch out for tonight is Ohio Wesleyan (10-6) at #2 Wooster.  (7:30pm, available at http://www.wooster.edu/interactive/).  Wooster takes the floor for the first time in three years without their senior co-captain and floor leader Tom Port (out with a broken wrist.)  The Scots need to find a way to replace his 16.5 points, 6.1 rebounds, 3.0 assists, and 28.8 minutes, not to mention his 65 inches on an otherwise pretty short team (starting five is 6'0", 6'0", 6'3", 6'5", and 6'6"). 

Wow!  That's the same height as Earl Boykins!

Oops.  Make that 77 inches.  That's what I get for trying to be cute! 

[Pat Coleman]

That's where the metric foot comes back to bite you. Or kick you.

[David Collinge]

That's where the metric foot comes back to bite you. Or kick you.

Iamb truly sorry I made that error. 

[Ralph Turner]

Daily Dose readers know that #1 Witt pulled it out, 61-56.  #3 Albion was not so fortunate, losing at home to Calvin, 69-66.

A game to watch out for tonight is Ohio Wesleyan (10-6) at #2 Wooster.  (7:30pm, available at http://www.wooster.edu/interactive/).  Wooster takes the floor for the first time in three years without their senior co-captain and floor leader Tom Port (out with a broken wrist.)  The Scots need to find a way to replace his 16.5 points, 6.1 rebounds, 3.0 assists, and 28.8 minutes, not to mention his 65 inches on an otherwise pretty short team (starting five is 6'0", 6'0", 6'3", 6'5", and 6'6"). 

Wow!  That's the same height as Earl Boykins!

Oops.  Make that 77 inches.  That's what I get for trying to be cute!