Pool C

Started by Pat Coleman, January 20, 2006, 02:35:54 PM

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Greek Tragedy

So if Chapman gets in, you have two CA teams and two Oregon teams...fly two to Whitworth and bus UPS there?
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UPS would be the higher seed, significantly.
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Greek Tragedy

My quick thinking based it on Whitworth beating them in the final, though UPS swept them in the regular season...so, CMS/P-P and Chapman flying to UPS and Whitworth bussing there?

I guess that 1st/2nd round quad is basically set then?  Or, can a South Region team get into the mix there?
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sac

We might have a riot on our hands but all 3 west coasters could fly East.

I would guess SCIAC to Whitworth, winner to UPS.........NCAA foots the bus ride to UPS and extra night in hotel if the SCIAC wins.

Ralph Turner

We might have an isolated bracket of Trinity, UT-Dallas and Southwestern.  There are two orphans for a Sectional.

sac

Quote from: Ralph Turner on March 01, 2009, 02:47:08 AM
We might have an isolated bracket of Trinity, UT-Dallas and Southwestern.  There are two orphans for a Sectional.

Thats where I could see flying in the SCIAC team to Texas, and the two Pacific Northwest teams to Minnesota.

sac

The Great Lakes is weird,  Cap and JCU both seem like shoe-ins to host but there just aren't enough teams in the area, maybe one gets a bye?.  Is either really a top 4 seed?  Either one of the two is getting shipped somewhere and only 1 hosts or some other teams are getting shipped to the Great Lakes........or we get one tough 1st/2nd round bracket.

I can see Transylvania going to JCU or Capital, they've gone that direction before.  But I could see Transy going South as well.  There's Wooster, JCU, Cap and maybe Carnegie Mellon, but I can't see Cap and JCU being in the same bracket, they're both to highly ranked.  Bringing one team in, makes one an orphan.

I could see Hope going to Ohio somewhere, that would make 6, still need 2 more.........perhaps Calvin.

A pod of Wheaton, Elmhurst, Aurora and Hope makes the most travel sense, but I have no idea where Hope might fit into the seedings.  4 or 5 or 6 would be my guess and that seems to jibe with Elmhurst as a 4 or 5.  Aurora might be in the #8 range.

Hope's history with assignments is mixed  2002 we went to St. Norbert then Carthage.   2003 a bye, then UW-Oshkosh/Mil-Engineering winner.  2006 hosted UW-LaCrosse, Wisc-Lutheran, Calvin.  2007 went to Aurora with Chicago and Calvin.  2008 a bye, hosted Capital/Bethany winner.

I would lean toward Hope going to Wheaton but I could see them going as far as Stevens Point or Platteville to the West.   JCU or Cap to the East.


I can't believe I even get to think about this stuff.  :)

Greek Tragedy

Quote from: sac on March 01, 2009, 03:06:24 AM
The Great Lakes is weird,  Cap and JCU both seem like shoe-ins to host but there just aren't enough teams in the area, maybe one gets a bye?. 

I can't believe I even get to think about this stuff.  :)

I actually thought about it...I was trying to think of quads for teams that the WIAC was involved in.  I already shipped Hope and Transylvania your way!  I won't go through it here, but the senario I came up with has too many teams in that region, with Wheaton, Washington U and St. Thomas all NOT having a bye.  Stevens Point most likely won't host because the women have preference in odd years and I think the Point women have a good shot at it this year.  I'd be glad to throw some of those strong midwest area teams towards Ohio!  I have it posted in the WIAC page.
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Quote from: Pat Coleman on March 01, 2009, 03:50:26 AM
Our projections are up:
http://www.d3hoops.com/salem/09/projected.htm

In looking over your projections, shouldn't Bracket 2 have the 6th seed listed as Empire 8 winner or do you know for a fact that RIT is going to win over Nazareth ;)

Titan Q

Quote from: Hoops Fan on March 01, 2009, 12:59:23 AM
This doesn't, but maybe could, include:
Trinity/Centre loser

Trinity (Tx) lost to Southwestern yesterday.

Titan Q

#2321
I think 15 of the 18 Pool C's are basically accounted for:

(in no particular order)

1. UW-Whitewater
2. Buena Vista
3. St. Mary's (Md)
4. Guilford
5. UW-Platteville
6. Elmhurst
7. Capital
8. Rhode Island
9. St. Lawrence
10. Salem St.
11. Trinity-Tx
12. Ithaca
13. Farmingdale St.
14. Worcester Poly
15. Puget Sound

Candidates for final 3 spots:

(in no particular order)

* Randolph-Macon
* St. Lawrence
* Augustana
* Carnegie-Mellon
* Calvin
* Amherst
* Hamilton
* Brandeis


Bubble Burster games today (all times EST)

Middlebury vs Amherst, 12:00pm
Texas-Dallas vs Mississippi Coll, 2:30pm
Franklin & Marshall vs Gettysburg, 3:00pm
Centre vs Southwestern, 3:30pm

pabegg

Here's what I think happens in the final polls that is significant for Pool C:

NE: UNE replaces Bowdoin at #10
EA: RIT replaces Rochester at #5
AT: St. Joseph's (LI) comes in at #3, dropping Baruch
MA: Wesley comes in at #8, dropping Cabrini
SO: Averett comes in at #6 and Mississippi College at #7, dropping DePauw and Roanoke
GL: Hope replaces Ohio Wesleyan at #5
MW and WE have no change in their members

Basically, the same ordering holds true within each region on the Pool C competitors.

So the following come off of the board early, from East to West: WPI, RIC, Ithaca, St. Lawrence, Capital, Elmhurst, Puget Sound, Whitewater, and Platteville.

This leaves the last 9 from the following, with each region in order (no chance teams in parenthesis)

NE: Salem State, Brandeis, Amherst, Bowdoin
EA: Hamilton, (Utica)
AT: Farmingdale, (Montclair State)
MA: St. Mary's MD, (McDaniel)
SO: Trinity TX, Guilford, Randolph-Macon, (Miss College)
GL: Carnegie Mellon, Calvin
MW: (Augustana)
WE: Buena Vista, (Bethel)

I disagree with Pat on the order of Salem State and Brandeis, Trinity and Guilford within their regions.

I would take Salem State, Brandeis, Hamilton, Farmingdale, St. Mary's MD, Trinity, Guilford, Carnegie, and Buena Vista. This means that I disagree with Pat on Hamilton vs. Amherst.

Middlebury, Centre, Franklin and Marshall, and Texas-Dallas would make the field if they lose today, bumping four teams.

Titan Q

#2323
Patrick, despite what the numbers say, I just do not think the Liberty League is getting 2 Pool C bids (and 3 teams in).  I also do not think Hamilton will get selected over Augustana - I actually think the common opponent is going to be discussed (Augie 2-0 vs IWU, Hamilton 0-1 vs IWU).  I don't necessarily think Augustana is getting in (I think they are a real longshot), but I can't see Hamilton getting in over Augie.

Titan Q

D3hoops.com Pool C projections by region:

Northeast (5)
WPI, Rhode Island, Brandies, Salem St, Amherst

West (4)
Puget Sound, UW-Whitewater, UW-Platteville, Buena Vista

East (2)
Ithaca, St. Lawrence

Great Lakes (2)
Capital, Carnegie Mellon

South (2)
Guilford, Trinity (Tx)

Atlantic (1)
Farmingdale St.

Mid-Atlantic (1)
St. Mary's (Md)

Midwest (1)
Elmhurst