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Greek Tragedy

I guess this would be old news by now! None-the-less....

ALL GAMES FINAL



Quote from: Greek Tragedy on March 01, 2014, 12:37:46 AM
GREEN is Pool A bid/#1 seed/Conference leader

RED POOL C



   TEAM-ATLANTIC      RECORD      CON       SCHEDULE   
   1. SUNY-Purchase      23-2, 23-2      SKY      WON vs SUNY-Old Westbury 88-73; WON vs Mount St. Mary 100-82 in Final   
   2. Richard Stockton      21-4, 21-4      NJAC      WON vs Kean 64-63; WON vs William Paterson 65-44 in Final
   3. Staten Island      24-2, 24-2      CUNYAC      WON vs Hunter 92-74; LOST vs York (N.Y.) 87-84 in Final    
   4. William Paterson       20-5, 20-5      NJAC      WON vs Rutgers-Newark 75-66; LOST vs Richard Stockton 65-44 in Final
   5. Rutgers-Newark      19-7, 19-7      NJAC      LOST at William Paterson 75-66 in semifinal     
   6. Mt. St. Mary (N.Y.)       20-5, 20-5      SKY      WON vs Farmingdale State 95-75; LOST vs SUNY-Purchase 100-82 in Final   
                        
   TEAM-EAST      RECORD      CON       SCHEDULE   
   1. Brockport State      21-3, 22-3      SUNYAC      WON vs Oswego 77-56; WON vs Plattsburgh State 57-56 in Final    
   2. Plattsburgh State        21-4, 21-4      SUNYAC      WON vs Geneseo 73-69; LOST vs Brockport State 57-56 in Final   
   3. Geneseo State       19-5, 20-5      SUNYAC      WON vs Oneonta State 79-67; LOST vs Plattsburgh St. 73-69 in semifinal    
   4. Hobart      19-6, 19-6      LL      WON vs Clarkson 78-69 OT; WON vs Vassar 75-74 2OT in Final   
   5. NYU       16-8, 16-8      UAA      LOST at Brandeis 92-53   
   6. Skidmore      16-9, 16-9      LL      LOST to Vassar 66-62 in LL semifinal   
                        
   TEAM-GREAT-LAKES      RECORD      CON       SCHEDULE   
   1. Wooster      21-2, 22-3      NCAC      WON vs. Oberlin 89-56; WONvs Ohio Wesleyan 78-67; WON vs Wittenberg in 71-63 Final   
   2. Hope      18-5, 19-6      MIAA      WON vs Trine 65-62 OT; LOST vs Calvin 78-53 in Final   
   3.Bethany      20-4, 21-4      PAC      LOST vs Geneva 61-59 in quarterfinals    
   4. Mount Union      20-5, 20-5      OAC      LOST John Carroll 83-81 in semifinal    
   5. DePauw      17-7, 18-7      NCAC      WON vs Wabash 73-59; LOST vs Wittenberg 63-61 in semifinal 2/28   
   6. Wittenberg        19-6, 19-6      NCAC      WON vs Denison 64-49; WON vs DePauw 63-61; LOST vs Wooster 71-63 in Final   
   7. Ohio Wesleyan      19-6, 19-6      NCAC      WON vs Kenyon 78-67; LOST vs Wooster 78-67 in semifinal    
                        
   TEAM-MIDDLE-ATLANTIC      RECORD      CON       SCHEDULE   
   1. Cabrini      23-1, 23-1      CSAC      WON vs Rosemont 109-97; WON vs Neumann 96-79 in Final   
   2. Scranton      22-3, 22-3      LAND      WON vs Merchant Marine 82-64; WON vs Susquechanna 71-56 in Final 3/1   
   3.Wesley      20-2, 22-2      CAC      LOST vs Christopher Newport 59-54 in semifinal    
   4. Dickinson      20-5, 20-5      CC      WON vs McDaniel 77-63; LOST vs Johns Hopkins 60-55 in Final   
   5. Stevenson      18-7, 18-7      MACC      WON vs Hood 83-72; LOST vs Alvernia 70-69 in Final   
   6. Messiah      19-5, 19-5      MACC      LOST vs Alvernia 81-77 in MACC semifinal    
   7. Alvernia       18-7, 18-7      MACC      WON vs Messiah 81-77; WON vs Stevenson 70-69 in Final   
   8. Mary Washington       18-5, 20-5      CAC      WON  St. Mary's (Md.) 70-65; WON vs Christopher Newport 65-48 in Final 3/1   
   9. St. Mary's (Md.)      15-7, 18-7      CAC      LOST vs Mary Washington 70-65 in semifinal   
                        
   TEAM-MIDWEST      RECORD      CON       SCHEDULE   
   1. Washington U.      22-2, 22-2      UAA      WON at Chicago 86-73   
   2. Illinois Wesleyan      22-3, 22-3      CCIW      WON vs Carthage 76-71; LOST vs Wheaton 87-66 in Final   
   3. Wheaton (Ill.)       17-8, 17-8      CCIW      WON vs Augustana 66-55; WON vs Illinois Wesleyan 87-66 in Final   
   4. Augustana       19-6, 19-6      CCIW      LOST vs Wheaton (IL) 66-55 in semifinal    
   5. St. Norbert       21-1, 22-1      MWC      WON vs Carroll; WONvs Grinnell in Final 99-86
   6. Carthage       15-8, 16-9      CCIW      LOST at Illinois Wesleyan 76-71 in semifinal    
   7. Rose-Hulman       20-5, 20-5      HCAC      WON vs Mount St. Joseph 68-54; WON vs Hanover 70-56 in Final   
   8. Chicago      14-9, 15-9      UAA      LOST vs Washington U. 86-73   
                        
   TEAM-NORTHEAST      RECORD      CON       SCHEDULE   
   1. Amherst       22-3, 22-3      NESCAC      WON vs Trinity (CT) 80-62; WON vs Williams 93-82 in Final   
   2. Williams       21-3, 22-3      NESCAC      WON vs Middlebury 78-75; LOST vs Amherst 93-82 in Final   
   3. Babson       20-5, 20-5      NEWMAC      LOST vs Springfield 85-77 OTin semifinal   
   4. Eastern Connecticut      20-5, 20-5      LEC      WON vs Mass-Boston 61-55; WON vs Western Connecticut 88-75; LOST vs RIC 70-61 in Final   
   5. WPI       22-3, 22-3      NEWMAC      LOST vs MIT 64-46 in semifinal 3/1   
   6. Springfield       18-6, 19-6      NEWMAC      WON vs Babson 85-77 OT; LOST vs MIT 67-56 in Final   
   7. Bowdoin      19-5, 19-5      NESCAC      LOST to Trinity (Conn.) 71-67 3OT in semifinal     
   8. Albertus Magnus      23-1, 23-2      GNAC      WON vs Norwich 87-69; WON vs Lasell 91-72; WON vs St. Joseph's (Me.) 84-49 in Final 3/1   
   9. Nichols      20-5, 20-5      CCC      WON vs Western New England 73-54; WON vs Salva Regina 83-80 OT; LOST vs Gordon 69-65 in Final 3/1   
   10. Rhode Island College      17-8, 17-8      LEC      WON vs Southern Maine 74-66; WON vs Mass-Dartmouth 82-69; WON vs Eastern Connecticut 70-61 in Final   
   11. Middlebury       16-8, 17-8      NESCAC      LOST vs Williams 78-75 in semifinal   
                        
   TEAM-SOUTH      RECORD      CON       SCHEDULE   
   1. Randolph-Macon      20-5, 20-5      ODAC      LOST vs Hampden-Sydney 68-55 in quarterfinal    
   2. Emory       17-7, 17-7      UAA      LOST at Rochester 97-83   
   3. Virgina Wesleyan       18-6, 19-6      ODAC      WON vs Bridgewater 91-70; WON vs Washington and Lee 74-60; WON vs Hampden-Sydney 77-74 in Final   
   4. Texas-Dallas      22-3, 22-3      ASC      WON vs East Texas Baptist 80-65; WON vs Texas-Tyler 103-83; WON vs Hardin-Simmons 78-69 in Final    
   5. Centre      17-3, 20-4      SAA      WON vs Berry 77-60; WON vs Rhodes 64-61; WON vs Olgethorpe 76-75 OT in Final   
   6. Birmingham-Southern      16-9, 16-9      SAA      WON vs Hendrix 77-62; LOST vs Oglethorpe 72-70   
   7. Guilford       17-8, 17-8      ODAC      LOST vs Washington and Lee 77-70 in quarterfinal    
   8. Trinity (TX)      16-9, 16-9      SCAC      WON vs Texas Lutheran 78-65; vs WON Colorado College 64-48; WON vs Centenary 82-70 in Final   
                        
   TEAM-WEST      RECORD      CON       SCHEDULE   
   1. UW-Stevens Point      24-1, 24-1      WIAC      WON vs Platteville 66-47; WON vs Whitewater 74-57 in Final   
   2. UW-Whitewater       22-3, 22-3      WIAC      WON vs La Crosse 76-73; LOST at Stevens Point 74-57 in Final   
   3. St. Thomas       21-4, 21-4      MIAC      WON vs Bethel 74-59; LOST vs St. Olaf 63-53 in Final   
   4. St. Olaf       20-5, 20-5      MIAC      WON vs Gustavus Adolphus 66-53; WON vs St. Thomas 63-53 in Final   
   5. Whitworth       20-5, 20-5      NWC      WON vs Lewis and Clark 87-62; WON vs Puget Sound 71-68 in Final
   6. Dubuque      18-4, 21-4      IIAC      LOST vs Luther 87-83 in semifinal    
   7. C-M-S       17-3, 19-5      SCIAC      LOST vs Cal Lutheran 54-53 in semifinal   
   8. Pomona-Pitzer       18-5, 18-7      SCIAC      LOST vs Chapman 69-54 in semifinal   
   9. Augsburg      18-7, 18-7      MIAC      LOST vs Bethel 70-67 in quarterfinal    
                        
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Greek Tragedy


I guess this would be old news by now! None-the-less....

ALL GAMES FINAL


JUST POOL C TEAMS LISTED


Quote from: Greek Tragedy on March 02, 2014, 10:20:15 PM


   TEAM-ATLANTIC      RECORD      CON       SCHEDULE   
   3. Staten Island      24-2, 24-2      CUNYAC      WON vs Hunter 92-74; LOST vs York (N.Y.) 87-84 in Final    
   4. William Paterson       20-5, 20-5      NJAC      WON vs Rutgers-Newark 75-66; LOST vs Richard Stockton 65-44 in Final
   5. Rutgers-Newark      19-7, 19-7      NJAC      LOST at William Paterson 75-66 in semifinal     
   6. Mt. St. Mary (N.Y.)       20-5, 20-5      SKY      WON vs Farmingdale State 95-75; LOST vs SUNY-Purchase 100-82 in Final   
                        
   TEAM-EAST      RECORD      CON       SCHEDULE   
   2. Plattsburgh State        21-4, 21-4      SUNYAC      WON vs Geneseo 73-69; LOST vs Brockport State 57-56 in Final   
   3. Geneseo State       19-5, 20-5      SUNYAC      WON vs Oneonta State 79-67; LOST vs Plattsburgh St. 73-69 in semifinal    
   5. NYU       16-8, 16-8      UAA      LOST at Brandeis 92-53   
   6. Skidmore      16-9, 16-9      LL      LOST to Vassar 66-62 in LL semifinal   
                        
   TEAM-GREAT-LAKES      RECORD      CON       SCHEDULE   
   2. Hope      18-5, 19-6      MIAA      WON vs Trine 65-62 OT; LOST vs Calvin 78-53 in Final   
   3.Bethany      20-4, 21-4      PAC      LOST vs Geneva 61-59 in quarterfinals    
   4. Mount Union      20-5, 20-5      OAC      LOST John Carroll 83-81 in semifinal    
   5. DePauw      17-7, 18-7      NCAC      WON vs Wabash 73-59; LOST vs Wittenberg 63-61 in semifinal 2/28   
   6. Wittenberg        19-6, 19-6      NCAC      WON vs Denison 64-49; WON vs DePauw 63-61; LOST vs Wooster 71-63 in Final   
   7. Ohio Wesleyan      19-6, 19-6      NCAC      WON vs Kenyon 78-67; LOST vs Wooster 78-67 in semifinal    
                        
   TEAM-MIDDLE-ATLANTIC      RECORD      CON       SCHEDULE   
   3.Wesley      20-2, 22-2      CAC      LOST vs Christopher Newport 59-54 in semifinal    
   4. Dickinson      20-5, 20-5      CC      WON vs McDaniel 77-63; LOST vs Johns Hopkins 60-55 in Final   
   5. Stevenson      18-7, 18-7      MACC      WON vs Hood 83-72; LOST vs Alvernia 70-69 in Final   
   6. Messiah      19-5, 19-5      MACC      LOST vs Alvernia 81-77 in MACC semifinal    
   9. St. Mary's (Md.)      15-7, 18-7      CAC      LOST vs Mary Washington 70-65 in semifinal   
                        
   TEAM-MIDWEST      RECORD      CON       SCHEDULE   
   2. Illinois Wesleyan      22-3, 22-3      CCIW      WON vs Carthage 76-71; LOST vs Wheaton 87-66 in Final   
   4. Augustana       19-6, 19-6      CCIW      LOST vs Wheaton (IL) 66-55 in semifinal    
   6. Carthage       15-8, 16-9      CCIW      LOST at Illinois Wesleyan 76-71 in semifinal    
   8. Chicago      14-9, 15-9      UAA      LOST vs Washington U. 86-73   
                        
   TEAM-NORTHEAST      RECORD      CON       SCHEDULE   
   2. Williams       21-3, 22-3      NESCAC      WON vs Middlebury 78-75; LOST vs Amherst 93-82 in Final   
   3. Babson       20-5, 20-5      NEWMAC      LOST vs Springfield 85-77 OTin semifinal   
   4. Eastern Connecticut      20-5, 20-5      LEC      WON vs Mass-Boston 61-55; WON vs Western Connecticut 88-75; LOST vs RIC 70-61 in Final   
   5. WPI       22-3, 22-3      NEWMAC      LOST vs MIT 64-46 in semifinal 3/1   
   6. Springfield       18-6, 19-6      NEWMAC      WON vs Babson 85-77 OT; LOST vs MIT 67-56 in Final   
   7. Bowdoin      19-5, 19-5      NESCAC      LOST to Trinity (Conn.) 71-67 3OT in semifinal     
   9. Nichols      20-5, 20-5      CCC      WON vs Western New England 73-54; WON vs Salva Regina 83-80 OT; LOST vs Gordon 69-65 in Final 3/1   
   11. Middlebury       16-8, 17-8      NESCAC      LOST vs Williams 78-75 in semifinal   
                        
   TEAM-SOUTH      RECORD      CON       SCHEDULE   
   1. Randolph-Macon      20-5, 20-5      ODAC      LOST vs Hampden-Sydney 68-55 in quarterfinal    
   2. Emory       17-7, 17-7      UAA      LOST at Rochester 97-83   
   6. Birmingham-Southern      16-9, 16-9      SAA      WON vs Hendrix 77-62; LOST vs Oglethorpe 72-70   
   7. Guilford       17-8, 17-8      ODAC      LOST vs Washington and Lee 77-70 in quarterfinal    
                        
   TEAM-WEST      RECORD      CON       SCHEDULE   
   2. UW-Whitewater       22-3, 22-3      WIAC      WON vs La Crosse 76-73; LOST at Stevens Point 74-57 in Final   
   3. St. Thomas       21-4, 21-4      MIAC      WON vs Bethel 74-59; LOST vs St. Olaf 63-53 in Final   
   6. Dubuque      18-4, 21-4      IIAC      LOST vs Luther 87-83 in semifinal    
   7. C-M-S       17-3, 19-5      SCIAC      LOST vs Cal Lutheran 54-53 in semifinal   
   8. Pomona-Pitzer       18-5, 18-7      SCIAC      LOST vs Chapman 69-54 in semifinal   
   9. Augsburg      18-7, 18-7      MIAC      LOST vs Bethel 70-67 in quarterfinal    
                        
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bopol

My guess at the regional rankings:

ATL
1. Suny-Purchase (A)
2. Richard Stockton (A)
3. William Paterson
4. Staten Island
5. Rutgers-Newark
6. Mt. St Mary

* only WP and SI switch places.

East

1. Brockport St (A)
2. Plattsburg St
3. Geneseo St.
4. Hobart (A)
5. NYU
6. Vassar

* Skidmore drops out; Vassar gets into the Top 6

Great Lakes
1. Wooster (A)
2. Hope
3. Wittenberg
4. Ohio Wesleyan
5. DePauw
6. Bethany
7. Mount Union

This one has massive movement, so it justifies an explaination.  First Bethany and Mount Union don't have much going for either (Bethany beat Mount Union in both team's only game against RRO).  So, dropping out of their respective tournaments early means the drop is justified.  Wittenberg moves ahead of DePauw based on beating them in the semis of the NCAC tournament, taking away the benefit of the DePauw regular season sweep of Wittenberg.  Now, OWU gets ahead of DePauw because I am hard pressed to find enough of a reason to that DePauw can overcome the extra loss.

Mid Atlantic:

1. Cabrini (A)
2. Scranton (A)
3. Wesley
4. Alvernia (A)
5. Mary Washington (A)
6. Stevenson
7. Dickinson
8. Messiah
9. St Marys

Ok, this is a biggie.  After looking closely, I think Dickinson end up 1-1 vs. RRO since Guilford is going to drop out, but I think Stevenson is going to end up 4-4 vs. RRO because Oglethorpe will drop in and Messiah will be 1-4 (Guilford).  So, Stevenson, despite the worse record and similar RRO moves ahead of Dickinson and Messiah is in deep deep trouble.  I actually very much want to move Chris Newport in, but they lost twice to St. Marys.

Midwest:
1. Wash U (A)
2. IWU
3. Wheaton (A)
4. Augustana
5. St Norbert (A)
6. Carthage
7. Rose Holman (A)
8. Chicago

Basically, nothing changes.  I think Chicago sticks at the end of the RR, even though one could make an argument for Marian who is Pool A anyway.

Northeast:
1. Amherst (A)
2. William
3. Babson
4. Eastern Conn
5. WPI
6. Albertus Magnus (A)
7. Springfield
8. Bowdoin
9. Rhode Island College (A)
10. Nichols
11. Middlebury

Really wasn't much reason to move teams around given that there weren't massive upsets that really made you rethink ordering (WPI and E Conn lost; so why shuffle what was there last week?)

South:
1. Randolph Macon
2. Virginia Wesleyan (A)
3. Centre (B)
4. Texas Dallas (A)
5. Emory
6. Trinity (A)
7. Birmingham Southern
8. Oglethorpe

I put Oglethorpe back in and took out Guilford, which has some effects in Mid-Atlantic.

West:
1. UWSP (A)
2. UWW
3. St Thomas
4. St. Olaf (A)
5. Whitworth (A)
6. Central (A)
7. Dubuque
8. CMS
9. Pomona Pitzer

* The end of this one is a mess, with Dubuque in free fall and CMS and PP getting dumped early in the tournament.  That said, the effects on others is minimal.



Titan Q

Quote from: bopol on March 02, 2014, 10:39:22 PM
I put Oglethorpe back in
This would really help Birmingham-Southern and put them in the mix down at the very end of the bubble.

sac

Quote from: bopol on March 02, 2014, 10:39:22 PM


Great Lakes
1. Wooster (A)
2. Hope
3. Wittenberg
4. Ohio Wesleyan
5. DePauw
6. Bethany
7. Mount Union

This one has massive movement, so it justifies an explaination.  First Bethany and Mount Union don't have much going for either (Bethany beat Mount Union in both team's only game against RRO).  So, dropping out of their respective tournaments early means the drop is justified.  Wittenberg moves ahead of DePauw based on beating them in the semis of the NCAC tournament, taking away the benefit of the DePauw regular season sweep of Wittenberg.  Now, OWU gets ahead of DePauw because I am hard pressed to find enough of a reason to that DePauw can overcome the extra loss.



I actually like Wilmington and Calvin over Bethany.

bopol

My FINAL Pool C Picks:

1. IWU
2. UWW
3. Williams
4. Wesley
5. Plattsburgh St
6. Randolph Macon
7. Babson
8. St. Thomas
9. Eastern Conn
10. Augustana
11. Geneseo St
12. WPI
13. Hope
14. William Paterson
* Point where this got really hard*
15. Emory
16. Carthage
17. Stevenson
18. Wittenberg
19. OWU

Left on Board: Staten Island (didn't think I'd do that, but I just did), NYU, Dickinson, Chicago, Springfield (man, I wanted to pull the trigger on them starting at 16 or so and then never did), Birmingham Southern and Dubuque.

I could see any of the last 4 being substituted with Springfield, DePauw and Staten Island.  Messiah doesn't have a chance now, neither does Bowdoin. 

bopol

Quote from: Titan Q on March 02, 2014, 10:53:24 PM
Quote from: bopol on March 02, 2014, 10:39:22 PM
I put Oglethorpe back in
This would really help Birmingham-Southern and put them in the mix down at the very end of the bubble.

Yep, but their SOS is such that I never got that close to pulling the trigger.

bopol

Quote from: sac on March 02, 2014, 11:07:45 PM
Quote from: bopol on March 02, 2014, 10:39:22 PM


Great Lakes
1. Wooster (A)
2. Hope
3. Wittenberg
4. Ohio Wesleyan
5. DePauw
6. Bethany
7. Mount Union

This one has massive movement, so it justifies an explaination.  First Bethany and Mount Union don't have much going for either (Bethany beat Mount Union in both team's only game against RRO).  So, dropping out of their respective tournaments early means the drop is justified.  Wittenberg moves ahead of DePauw based on beating them in the semis of the NCAC tournament, taking away the benefit of the DePauw regular season sweep of Wittenberg.  Now, OWU gets ahead of DePauw because I am hard pressed to find enough of a reason to that DePauw can overcome the extra loss.



I actually like Wilmington and Calvin over Bethany.

Wilmington maybe, but Calvin has such a poor SOS, I can't see that happening.

sac

Quote from: bopol on March 02, 2014, 11:13:24 PM
Quote from: sac on March 02, 2014, 11:07:45 PM
Quote from: bopol on March 02, 2014, 10:39:22 PM


Great Lakes
1. Wooster (A)
2. Hope
3. Wittenberg
4. Ohio Wesleyan
5. DePauw
6. Bethany
7. Mount Union

This one has massive movement, so it justifies an explaination.  First Bethany and Mount Union don't have much going for either (Bethany beat Mount Union in both team's only game against RRO).  So, dropping out of their respective tournaments early means the drop is justified.  Wittenberg moves ahead of DePauw based on beating them in the semis of the NCAC tournament, taking away the benefit of the DePauw regular season sweep of Wittenberg.  Now, OWU gets ahead of DePauw because I am hard pressed to find enough of a reason to that DePauw can overcome the extra loss.



I actually like Wilmington and Calvin over Bethany.

Wilmington maybe, but Calvin has such a poor SOS, I can't see that happening.

Calvin is a perfect example of how SOS tells you absolutely nothing about them.

bopol

Quote from: sac on March 02, 2014, 11:18:45 PM
Quote from: bopol on March 02, 2014, 11:13:24 PM
Quote from: sac on March 02, 2014, 11:07:45 PM
Quote from: bopol on March 02, 2014, 10:39:22 PM


Great Lakes
1. Wooster (A)
2. Hope
3. Wittenberg
4. Ohio Wesleyan
5. DePauw
6. Bethany
7. Mount Union

This one has massive movement, so it justifies an explaination.  First Bethany and Mount Union don't have much going for either (Bethany beat Mount Union in both team's only game against RRO).  So, dropping out of their respective tournaments early means the drop is justified.  Wittenberg moves ahead of DePauw based on beating them in the semis of the NCAC tournament, taking away the benefit of the DePauw regular season sweep of Wittenberg.  Now, OWU gets ahead of DePauw because I am hard pressed to find enough of a reason to that DePauw can overcome the extra loss.



I actually like Wilmington and Calvin over Bethany.

Wilmington maybe, but Calvin has such a poor SOS, I can't see that happening.

Calvin is a perfect example of how SOS tells you absolutely nothing about them.

Don't disagree, but I don't see them being regionally ranked (though I would love it as a Carthage fan).

bopol

Final Bracket (first team in 4 team pod hosts and play team right below it, with the other first round game between the bottom 2 teams)

Bracket I (Wheaton now gets to host at the expense of St Thomas)

UWSP
bye
Carthage
St Thomas

Wheaton
Northwestern (MN)
Marian
St Norbert

UT - Dallas
Chapman
Trinity
Whitworth

UWW
Central
Calvin
St Olaf

Bracket 2: (In a way, IWU is the winner here as the 2nd weekend games will probably end up in Bloomington)

Wash U
bye
Rose Holman
Augustana

Centre
La Grange
Emory
Wittenberg

Wooster
Penn St Behrand
Wilmington
Geneseo St

IWU
Webster
OWU
Hope

Bracket 3: (2nd weekend in Cabrini or Scranton)

Cabrini
Morrisville St
York
Richard Stockton

Randolph - Macon
Johns Hopkins
Stevenson
Mary Washington

Scranton
St Vincent
Rhode Island College
Virginia Wesleyan

SUNY - Purchase
DeSales
Alvernia
Wesley

Bracket IV (heading toward 2nd weekend in Amherst or Brockport)

Amhurst
Bridgewater St.
mit
Wlliam Patterson

Plattsburgh St.
Gordon
Husson
Babson

Williams
Mitchell
Albertus Magnus
WPI

Brockport St
Hartwick
Hobert
eastern conn

Ok, that's all.  I need to start doing work again tomorrow.

Pat Coleman

Huh -- are we all alone out here with Christopher Newport?

Christopher Newport 17-9 .654 .571 5-5

If we're putting in Carthage, pretty sure we also get CNU in.
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Quote from: Pat Coleman on March 03, 2014, 05:18:13 AM
Huh -- are we all alone out here with Christopher Newport?

Christopher Newport 17-9 .654 .571 5-5

If we're putting in Carthage, pretty sure we also get CNU in.

Why do you have CNU ahead of St. Mary's in your final regional ranking?

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Quote from: sac on March 02, 2014, 11:07:45 PM

I actually like Wilmington and Calvin over Bethany.
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Quote from: Pat Coleman on March 03, 2014, 05:18:13 AM
Huh -- are we all alone out here with Christopher Newport?

Christopher Newport 17-9 .654 .571 5-5

If we're putting in Carthage, pretty sure we also get CNU in.

Yes, on an island.