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Update when results come in.

I left out the regular season records so it fits.

RED means they have lost, regular season/conference tourney is complete and they are Pool C eligible.

BLUE means they have won the Pool A bid and have been removed from the regional rankings.


   Atlantic      REG      CONF.      RESULTS   
   Farmingdale State      23-2      SKY      BEAT SUNY-Old Westbury; plays St. Joseph's (L.I.) in SKY Finals on Sat.   
   Monclair State      16-5      NJAC      LOST to Rutgers-Newark in NJAC semis   
   William Paterson      20-6      NJAC      LOST to Richard Stockton in NJAC semis   
   Baruch      20-3      CUNYAC      BEAT Lehman; LOST to Brooklyn in CUNYAC Final.   
                        
   EAST      REG      CONF      RESULTS   
   Ithaca      22-1      E8      Plays Nazareth in E8 semis on Sat.   
   St. Lawrence      17-5      LL      BEAT Clarkson; plays RPI in Liberty League Final on Sat.   
   Hamilton      16-2      LL      LOST to RPI   in LL semis
   Utica      17-8      E8      Plays Rochester Tech in E8 semis on Sat.   
   Rochester      16-8      UAA      Plays Carnegie Mellon on Sat.   
                        
   Great Lakes      REG      CONF      RESULTS   
   John Carroll      18-3      OAC      BEAT Heidelberg; BEAT Muskingum; plays Capital in OAC Final on Sat.   
   Capital      20-3      OAC      BEAT Mount Union, BEAT Ohio Northern; plays John Carroll in OAC Final on Sat.   
   Carnegie Mellon      14-5      UAA      Plays Rochester on Sat.   
   Wooster      18-4      NCAC      BEAT Denison; BEAT Kenyon; plays Wabash in NCAC Final on Sat.   
   Calvin       12-2      MIAA      BEAT Trine; BEAT Olivet; plays Hope in MIAA Final on Sat.   
   Ohio Wesleyan      16-6      NCAC      LOST to Allegheny in NCAC quarterfinals   
                        
   Middle Atlantic      REG      CONF      RESULTS   
   St. Mary's (Md)      18-2      CAC      LOST to Marymount in CAC semis   
   Franklin & Marshall      20-4      CC      Plays Muhlenberg in CC semis on Sat.   
   DeSales      18-5      MACF      BEAT Wilkes; plays Manhattanville in MACF Final on Sat.   
   Widener      18-5      MACC      BEAT Messiah; plays Elizabethtown in MACC Final on Sat.   
   McDaniel      16-6      CC      Plays Gettysburg in CC semis on Sat.   
   Cabrini      19-6      CSAC      BEAT Keystone; LOST to Gwynedd-Mercy in CSAC Final.   
   Scranton      18-6      LAND      BEAT Catholic; plays Susquehanna in LAND Final on Sat.   
                        
   Midwest      REG      CONF      RESULTS   
   Wheaton (IL)      18-3      CCIW      BEAT North Central (Ill); plays Elmhurst in CCIW Final on Sat.   
   Washington U.      21-2      UAA      Plays Chicago on Sat.   
   Elmhurst      19-6      CCIW      BEAT Augustana; plays Wheaton (IL) in CCIW Final on Sat.   
   Transylvania      16-3      HCAC      BEAT Anderson;plays Franklin in HCAC Final on Sat.   
   Lawrence      17-6      MWC      BEAT Carroll; plays Grinnell in MWC Final on Sat.   
   Augustana      17-7      CCIW      LOST to Elmhurst in CCIW semis   
   Carroll      16-7      MWC      LOST to Lawrence in MWC semis   
   North Central (IL)      14-7      CCIW      LOST to Wheaton (IL) in CCIW semis.   
                        
   Northeast      REG      CONF      RESULTS   
   Worcester Tech      20-3      NEWMAC      Plays Springfield in NEWMAC semis on Sat.   
   Middlebury      20-2      NESCAC      Plays Bowdoin in NESCAC semis on Sat.   
   Elms      23-1      NECC      BEAT Wheelock; plays Becker in NECC Final on Sat.   
   Rhode Island Coll.      21-4      LEC      BEAT Southern Maine; BEAT Keene State; plays Mass-Dartmouth in LEC Final on Sat.   
   Mass-Dartmouth      20-3      LEC      BEAT Mass-Boston; BEAT Western Connecticut; plays RIC in LEC Final on Sat.   
   Salem State      19-5      MASCAC      BEAT Framingham State; Plays Bridgewater State in MASCAC Final on Sat.   
   Bridgewater State      17-4      MASCAC      BEAT Westfield State; plays Salem State in MASCAC Final on Sat.   
   Brandeis      16-8      UAA      Plays New York University on Sat.   
   Amherst      18-5      NESCAC      Plays Williams in NESCAC semis on Sat.   
   Bowdoin      17-8      NESCAC      Plays Middlebury in NESCAC semis on Sat.   
                        
   South      REG      CONF      RESULTS   
   Trinity (Texas)      19-3      SCAC      BEAT Sewanee; plays Southwestern in SCAC semis on Sat.   
   Texas-Dallas      19-4      ASC      BEAT Sul Ross State; plays Mary Hardin-Baylor in ASC semis on Sat.   
   Guilford      20-4      ODAC      LOST to Washington and Lee in ODAC quarters.   
   Randolph-Macon      18-2      ODAC      LOST Virginia Wesleyan in ODAC quarters.   
   Centre      16-4      SCAC      BEAT Austin; plays Hendrix in SCAC semis on Sat.   
   McMurry      17-5      ASC      BEAT Texas-Tyler; plays Mississippi College in ASC semis on Sat.   
   DePauw      15-5      SCAC      LOST Southwestern in SCAC quarters.   
   Roanoke      14-6      ODAC      LOST Hampden-Sydney in ODAC quarters.   
                        
   West      REG      CONF      RESULTS   
   St. Thomas      24-0      MIAC      BEAT Gustavus Adolphus; plays Bethel in MIAC Final on Sat.   
   Puget Sound      20-0      NWC      BEAT Lewis and Clark; plays Whitworth in NWC Final on Sat.   
   UW-Stevens Point      20-4      WIAC      BEAT Oshkosh; plays Platteville in WIAC Final on Sat.   
   UW-Whitewater      20-4      WIAC      BEAT River Falls; LOST to Platteville   
   UW-Platteville      16-4      WIAC      BEAT Whitewater; plays Stevens Point in WIAC Final on Sat.   
   Buena Vista      20-2      IIAC      LOST to Wartburg in IIAC semis   
   CMS      16-4      SCIAC      BEAT Caltech; BEAT Cal. Lutheran; plays Ponoma-Pitzer in SCIAC Final on Sat.   
   Whitworth      18-5      NWC      BEAT Linfield; plays Puget Sound in NWC Final on Sat.   
                        
                        
   POOL A BIDS                     
   TEAM      REG      CONF      RESULTS   
   Washington U.       21-2      UAA      Plays Chicago on Sat.   
   Richard Stockton       20-2      NJAC      BEAT William Paterson; BEAT Rutgers-Newark in NJAC Final
   Gwynedd-Mercy      19-4      CSAC      BEAT Baptist Bible; BEAT Cabrini CSAC Final.   
   Brooklyn      23-5*      CUNYAC      BEAT York (N.Y.); BEAT Baruch in CUNYAC Final.   


* overall record

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Brooklyn also won an AQ tonight.
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Quote from: old 40 on September 25, 2007, 08:23:57 PMLet's discuss (sports) in a positive way, sometimes kidding each other with no disrespect.

Mr. Ypsi

Quote from: Mr. Ypsi on February 28, 2009, 12:03:43 AM
Greg, deep down, I agree with you.  But after winning 81% of their non-con games, if the CCIW ends up a 1-team league I'm gonna really get upset with the criteria! :o

If there is any room for common sense in the criteria, Elmhurst has to be in.

On further thought, based on Wednesday's regional rankings, IF Elmhurst is a C candidate, they will almost certainly be the first C in the Midwest.  Are you seriously suggesting that the Midwest will have zero C's?

sac

Quote from: Mr. Ypsi on February 28, 2009, 01:46:20 AM
Quote from: Mr. Ypsi on February 28, 2009, 12:03:43 AM
Greg, deep down, I agree with you.  But after winning 81% of their non-con games, if the CCIW ends up a 1-team league I'm gonna really get upset with the criteria! :o

If there is any room for common sense in the criteria, Elmhurst has to be in.

On further thought, based on Wednesday's regional rankings, IF Elmhurst is a C candidate, they will almost certainly be the first C in the Midwest.  Are you seriously suggesting that the Midwest will have zero C's?

Is this an out of body experience or are you fully aware you just asked a question while quoting yourself?   ??? :D ;)

Pat Coleman

Quote from: Mr. Ypsi on February 28, 2009, 01:46:20 AM
Quote from: Mr. Ypsi on February 28, 2009, 12:03:43 AM
Greg, deep down, I agree with you.  But after winning 81% of their non-con games, if the CCIW ends up a 1-team league I'm gonna really get upset with the criteria! :o

If there is any room for common sense in the criteria, Elmhurst has to be in.

On further thought, based on Wednesday's regional rankings, IF Elmhurst is a C candidate, they will almost certainly be the first C in the Midwest.  Are you seriously suggesting that the Midwest will have zero C's?

Not sure who you're talking to, but if it's Sac, then all he's suggesting is that common sense is not what's going to get Elmhurst in.
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Quote from: old 40 on September 25, 2007, 08:23:57 PMLet's discuss (sports) in a positive way, sometimes kidding each other with no disrespect.

Greek Tragedy

Quote from: Pat Coleman on February 28, 2009, 01:37:54 AM
Brooklyn also won an AQ tonight.

Yeah, I know...but I was strictly using the teams from the last public regional rankings.  I don't plan on putting the NathCon's AQ on the list below, for example.  ;D

I also noted on Baruch's line that they lost to Brooklyn in the CUNYAC Final, thus giving the AQ to Brooklyn.
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I think that Elmhurst is a lock as a "C".  Look at the carnage of the other regions.

MW#3 should lose to MW#1.  All other Pool C's from the Midwest are farther down.

The Atlantic is decimated.  The bottom fell out of the South.  The West is a lock for the top schools and BV shot themselves in the foot.

The Northeast will have a few, but we have had few surprises there.

The Mid-Atlantic has cooperated, so far.  The Great Lakes has few surprises at the top.

St Lawrence needs to take care of business in the East.

Mr. Ypsi

Quote from: Pat Coleman on February 28, 2009, 01:52:33 AM
Quote from: Mr. Ypsi on February 28, 2009, 01:46:20 AM
Quote from: Mr. Ypsi on February 28, 2009, 12:03:43 AM
Greg, deep down, I agree with you.  But after winning 81% of their non-con games, if the CCIW ends up a 1-team league I'm gonna really get upset with the criteria! :o

If there is any room for common sense in the criteria, Elmhurst has to be in.

On further thought, based on Wednesday's regional rankings, IF Elmhurst is a C candidate, they will almost certainly be the first C in the Midwest.  Are you seriously suggesting that the Midwest will have zero C's?

Not sure who you're talking to, but if it's Sac, then all he's suggesting is that common sense is not what's going to get Elmhurst in.

;D

I guess I was still talking to Greg (and second-guessing my agreement with him)!

pbrooks3

Quote from: larry_u on February 27, 2009, 07:32:08 PM
Any remote chance Carroll had is now gone as # 25 Lawrence beats Carroll 90-66 in the first Midwest Conference semi-final.

LU still has a chance if they would slip up to Grinnell or St. Norbert tomorrow.

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smcmfan

This is for the gurus like Coleman and Abegg...I am an avid Smcm fan and have been for the last couple years since they have been building the program up. I would like to know does smcm still have a chance at getting into the tourney. They are first in their region and were considered to host the first and maybe second round i heard. I just wanted to know what you think, can they still get a pool c bid even after losing in the semis of their conf. tourney?

Titan Q

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Quote from: sac on February 28, 2009, 12:35:04 AM
There is no room for common sense........its all numbers.

That is mostly true, but not completely.  Wheaton got in last year on common sense.  I talked to members of the Midwest committee and national committee last year in Salem on how that shook up, and it was 100% common sense-based.

There are some really, really good basketball guys involved in this process.  While they are constrained by the NCAA's criteria to a large degree, they also try their best to inject a little common sense where possible.

2009 committee members on the final page...

http://web1.ncaa.org/web_files/champ_handbooks/basketball/2009/3_mbasketball_handbook.pdf

ziggy

Quote from: sac on February 28, 2009, 01:51:43 AM
Quote from: Mr. Ypsi on February 28, 2009, 01:46:20 AM
Quote from: Mr. Ypsi on February 28, 2009, 12:03:43 AM
Greg, deep down, I agree with you.  But after winning 81% of their non-con games, if the CCIW ends up a 1-team league I'm gonna really get upset with the criteria! :o

If there is any room for common sense in the criteria, Elmhurst has to be in.

On further thought, based on Wednesday's regional rankings, IF Elmhurst is a C candidate, they will almost certainly be the first C in the Midwest.  Are you seriously suggesting that the Midwest will have zero C's?

Is this an out of body experience or are you fully aware you just asked a question while quoting yourself?   ??? :D ;)

Just don't use an easy button to find a lost easy button.

Titan Q

I posted this on the CCIW board, but it applies to discussion here too...


Quote from: sac on February 28, 2009, 02:04:23 AM

The real interesting part is who becomes Pool C #2 from the Midwest........the even more interesting part is we'll never see these final rankings.  yay! NCAA!

Outstanding point.  As Old School posted yesterday...


RED means they have lost, regular season/conference tourney is complete and they are Pool C eligible.

BLUE means they have won the Pool A bid and have been removed from the regional rankings.



   Midwest      REG      CONF      RESULTS   
   Wheaton (IL)      18-3      CCIW      BEAT North Central (Ill); plays Elmhurst in CCIW Final on Sat.   
   Washington U.      21-2      UAA      Plays Chicago on Sat.   
   Elmhurst      19-6      CCIW      BEAT Augustana; plays Wheaton (IL) in CCIW Final on Sat.   
   Transylvania      16-3      HCAC      BEAT Anderson;plays Franklin in HCAC Final on Sat.   
   Lawrence      17-6      MWC      BEAT Carroll; plays Grinnell in MWC Final on Sat.   
   Augustana      17-7      CCIW      LOST to Elmhurst in CCIW semis   
   Carroll      16-7      MWC      LOST to Lawrence in MWC semis   
   North Central (IL)      14-7      CCIW      LOST to Wheaton (IL) in CCIW semis.   
                        


If Transylvania beats Franklin at home tomorrow in the HCAC conference tournament title game, and Lawrence beats Grinnell, I think Augustana probably ends up as the Midwest's #2-rated Pool C team - Carroll and NCC lost yesterday too.  The Midwest committee will have to make that decision tomorrow, and it is a critical one.  To be discussed for a Pool C bid, you have to get to the table, and I do not see any Midwest Pool C candidate after the top 2 getting to the table.

If Augustana does end up the #2 Pool C candidate from the Midwest, Viking fans may not want to completely give up hope quite yet.  The odds would still be long, as most likely the Midwest's #2 Pool C candidate is going to be left sitting on the table from the time Elmhurst is put in (somewhere around Pool C slot #10 of 18) - or from the time Wheaton is put in, much higher, if that is the case - to the time Pool C #18 is selected.  But maybe at the national level they discuss the strength of the Midwest region this year (the region has been strong this year).   

Also remember, last year the Midwest committee did a terrific job of giving the region its best chance to get 2 Pool C bids.  Wash U, which lost to Chicago one year ago today and did not win the UAA, was a lock as the Midwest's top Pool C candidate.  But in the final ranking, the MW committee made a very important decision - they ranked Wheaton ahead of IWU, even though IWU was 3-0 vs Wheaton.  As a Pool C candidate, IWU had no chance to get in - the in-region record (15-9) just was not competitive.  But Wheaton stood a fighting chance at the national level, so they ranked Wheaton ahead of IWU to give the region a fighting chance at another Pool C.  If they do the same this year (assuming Transy and Lawrence win tonight), they'll put Augustana in that slot.

Again, the odds are that the Midwest's #2 Pool candidate is not getting in, but there will at least be a faint heartbeat for that team. 

(Transylvania losing to Franklin today would be the final knockout blow for Augie - they'd become that #2.)

Ralph Turner

Sac, Titan Q and Old School, I think that you make the case for the Augie getting the 17th or 18th Pool C bid.


Greek Tragedy

Don't worry about the MWC teams.  There's no question Carroll won't be going anywhere...same with Grinnell if they lose since they aren't even in the rankings.  If Larry U loses today, I think they might actually drop behind Augustana since the Augies lost to a higher ranking team (though LU would have one more win, going 1-1 this week).

Elmhurst is a lock for being top dog in the MW rankings, if Transy wins.  Actually, a Lawrence faithful would like to have Elmhurst win tonight so Wheaton can be one of the 1st Pool C bids to be taken, thus putting Lawrence at the table sooner.  But like I said, Augie might jump ahead of them.
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