VCU vs. UCLA Highlights
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2010-11 CAA Basketball Television Recap -- Nov. 26th
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UD 75 - ODU 67
That's a big win, right? I'm not being facetious. I really don't know.
UD 75 - ODU 67
That's a big win, right? I'm not being facetious. I really don't know.
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Saturday, Dec. 4
William & Mary 55
VCU 59
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James Madison 63
Georgia State 64
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Drexel 63
Northeastern 58
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Towson 62
Hofstra 74
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Old Dominion 67
Delaware 75
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UNC Wilmington 52
George Mason 80
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This is the first-ever home tournament hosted by the Black & Gold in Siegel Center's 11-year history
- Three of the four tournament teams have made NCAA Tournament appearances in the past two years. Cornell and Wofford in 2010 and VCU in 2009.
- Wofford is the only one of the four teams entering the two-day classic on a winning note after defeating High Point on Dec. 18th.
- VCU's schedule has tested the Rams with Wofford being the fifth 2010 NCAA Tournament participant on the docket. If the Black & Gold take on Cornell, it would be six of the first 12 opponents who made runs to the "Big Dance."
- The Rams will be looking to avoid the Christmas Hangover for the third straight year. VCU is just 4-6 in games following the holiday break, but have won the last two such outings, including last year's 82-74 home win over East Carolina.
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Rams defeat Wofford; Face New Hampshire
After a monumental collapse on the road against UAB earlier this month, VCU looked to right the ship against Wofford College Wednesday night at the Stu. The match up was the 2nd game of the day as part of the Richmond Marriot Holiday on the Hardwood Tournament.
Wofford is coming off a win against High Point University but the Rams weren’t about to let them get a win at the Stu defeating the Terriers in a tight one, 75 to 66.
Senior Brandon Rozzell led the Rams with 18 points, shooting 8-19 on the night half of those being 3′s. Junior Bradford Burgess chipped in 13 points on the night along with 4 rebounds.
The 2nd half saw some better shooting from the Rams from the behind the arc. After going just 38 % in the first half the Rams bested that in the 2nd, shooting 51%.
Rebounding was also a factor for the Rams in tonight’s match up. Rams were out rebounded by the Terriers, 32-26.
Noah Dalhman and Jamar Diggs led the Terriers in points with 13 on the night but the Rams led the Terriers in field goals shooting 48% to Woffard’s 46%.
The win moved VCU’s overall record to 8-4 and will face New Hampshire tomorrow at the Segiel Center for the 2nd half of the Marriot Tournament.
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Wofford is coming off a win against High Point University but the Rams weren’t about to let them get a win at the Stu defeating the Terriers in a tight one, 75 to 66.
Senior Brandon Rozzell led the Rams with 18 points, shooting 8-19 on the night half of those being 3′s. Junior Bradford Burgess chipped in 13 points on the night along with 4 rebounds.
The 2nd half saw some better shooting from the Rams from the behind the arc. After going just 38 % in the first half the Rams bested that in the 2nd, shooting 51%.Rebounding was also a factor for the Rams in tonight’s match up. Rams were out rebounded by the Terriers, 32-26.
Noah Dalhman and Jamar Diggs led the Terriers in points with 13 on the night but the Rams led the Terriers in field goals shooting 48% to Woffard’s 46%.
The win moved VCU’s overall record to 8-4 and will face New Hampshire tomorrow at the Segiel Center for the 2nd half of the Marriot Tournament.
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Rams knock off New Hampshire; claim tournament title
With VCU defeating Wofford and New Hampshire beating Cornell, the championship match up for the first ever Holiday on the Hardwood Tournament was set.
The Wildcats of New Hampshire, out of the American East conference, entered the tournament with a statement to make after losing their two prior match ups against Army and Rhode Island.
The Rams wouldn’t help out the Wildcats’ cause as they looked to start a winning streak of their own as they handled New Hampshire 78-65, winning the tournament on their home court
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The Wildcats of New Hampshire, out of the American East conference, entered the tournament with a statement to make after losing their two prior match ups against Army and Rhode Island.
The Rams wouldn’t help out the Wildcats’ cause as they looked to start a winning streak of their own as they handled New Hampshire 78-65, winning the tournament on their home court
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No. 10 Mizzou Downs Old Dominion, 81-58
COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) - Marcus Denmon matched his season best with five 3-pointers and scored 22 points, helping No. 10 Missouri to a surprisingly decisive 81-58 victory over Old Dominion on Thursday night.
Reserve Michael Dixon added 18 points and four assists and Matt Pressey had 15 points, five rebounds and three steals for the Tigers (13-1).
Missouri has won eight in a row for its first unbeaten December since 1991-92. The Tigers won their 56th in a row at home against non-conference opponents and made it look easy against the Colonial Athletic Association's preseason favorite (9-3), which entered 12th in the RPI off a strong early schedule that included a three-point loss to Georgetown in the opener.
Missouri led 37-29 at the half behind 14 points from Denmon and pulled away with 11-2 and 12-2 runs in the second half, ending Old Dominion's four-game winning streak.
Poor free throw shooting didn't hold the Tigers back. They were only 14 for 22 with three players missing a pair.
Missouri was 9-for-19 overall from 3-point range, which Denmon going 5-for-8 and Dixon 3-for-3.
Frank Hassel had 11 points and reserve Marquel De Lancey added 10 for Old Dominion, which committed a season-high 21 turnovers. The Monarchs outrebounded their 13th straight opponent to open the season with a slim 33-32 advantage, but were limited to nine rebounds after entering with an average of 17 per game
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Reserve Michael Dixon added 18 points and four assists and Matt Pressey had 15 points, five rebounds and three steals for the Tigers (13-1).
Missouri has won eight in a row for its first unbeaten December since 1991-92. The Tigers won their 56th in a row at home against non-conference opponents and made it look easy against the Colonial Athletic Association's preseason favorite (9-3), which entered 12th in the RPI off a strong early schedule that included a three-point loss to Georgetown in the opener.
Missouri led 37-29 at the half behind 14 points from Denmon and pulled away with 11-2 and 12-2 runs in the second half, ending Old Dominion's four-game winning streak.
Poor free throw shooting didn't hold the Tigers back. They were only 14 for 22 with three players missing a pair.
Missouri was 9-for-19 overall from 3-point range, which Denmon going 5-for-8 and Dixon 3-for-3.
Frank Hassel had 11 points and reserve Marquel De Lancey added 10 for Old Dominion, which committed a season-high 21 turnovers. The Monarchs outrebounded their 13th straight opponent to open the season with a slim 33-32 advantage, but were limited to nine rebounds after entering with an average of 17 per game
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VCU has 1st annual basketball pep band day
The day ends with a mega pep band at the Northeastern v. VCU basketball game
Many of the band day participants join the VCU Pep Band to play before, during, and after the game
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ROUND ONE: VCU 59:50 ODU
VCU/ODU: The Rivalry Is Just Different…
Old Dominion and VCU rejoined the battle today in Norfolk at 4:00pm, typically with a shot at first place in the conference on the line.
New fans may not fully understand the depth and length of the rivalry, which spans more than 30 years, two conferences and 82 games. VCU leads the series 42-40. The teams have split six CAA tournament games and knocked each other out of the past two CAA tournaments.
It’s a bizarre association that extends off the playing floor and into the coaching ranks. Eddie Webb was an assistant at VCU for 10 seasons. His father is Paul Webb, who won 196 games at Old Dominion. Jeff Capel ushered in a basketball revival at VCU. The younger Capel was an assistant on the ODU bench prior to landing the VCU job, and his father coached ODU to its 1995 NCAA tournament victory over Villanova.
It’s different when these two get together. Even former players understand that when these two teams get together, it’s different. “It was always a knock-down drag-out,” recalls Rodney Ashby, who played at VCU in the early 1990s. “We knew as players our fans took ODU, by far and away, more seriously than Richmond. The fans are a huge part of it. They just do not get along. At all. You see the venom that our fans and boosters have for ODU and it translates to the team and how you play.”
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RAMS HOME GAME WITH ODU SELECTED AS ESPN WILDCARD GAME; TIP TIME SET FOR 2 P.M.
RICHMOND, Va. – Apparently the crew at the "Worldwide Leader in Sports" saw what everyone else already knew about the best college basketball rivalry in the Commonwealth of Virginia.
Just two days after yet another hard-fought battle between VCU and Old Dominion, ESPN announced it will pick up the two schools rematch on Feb. 12th at the Verizon Wireless Arena at the Stuart C. Siegel Center. Game time is set for 2 p.m.
"Any rivalry that goes back-and-forth as much as this one does is great for everybody involved. I'm just happy that the whole country will get to see what these two programs have to offer," Head Coach Shaka Smart said.
The Rams are fresh off a 59-50 defeat of the Monarchs on Saturday afternoon in Norfolk and will be looking for the series' first sweep since 2004, when VCU went a perfect 3-0, including an 84-67 victory in the CAA Tournament.
With the announcement, the Black & Gold will now play five games on the ESPN family of networks with a possibility depending on ESPNU Bracketbusters in late February and the CAA Championship game in March.
ESPN will announce the specific network (ESPN or ESPN2) on Feb. 4th.
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The matchups are in for the ninth annual BracketBusters. See below for the televised games and check back in later for Andy Katz's early analysis of the event. For a complete list of the non-televised games, click here.
Friday, Feb. 18 (all times ET)
7 p.m. - VCU at Wichita State (ESPN2/ESPN3.com)
9 p.m. - Kent State at Drexel (ESPNU)
Saturday, Feb. 19
11 a.m. - Hofstra at Wright State (ESPNU)
1 p.m. - Austin Peay at Fairfield (ESPNU)
3 p.m. – Iona at Liberty (ESPNU)
5 p.m. – Missouri State at Valparaiso (ESPN2/ESPN3.com)
5 p.m. – Vermont at Charleston (ESPNU)
7 p.m. – George Mason at Northern Iowa (ESPN2/ESPN3.com)
9 p.m. – Utah State at Saint Mary’s (ESPN2/ESPN3.com)
11 p.m. – Montana at Long Beach State (ESPN2/ESPN3.com)
Sunday, Feb. 20
1 p.m. - Cleveland State at Old Dominion (ESPN or ESPN2)
Of the 15 conferences involved in BracketBusters, 13 are included in the television schedule:
BracketBusters national TV appearances, by conference
5 - CAA
3 - Horizon, Missouri Valley
2 - MAAC
1 - America East, Big Sky, Big South, Big West, MAC, Ohio Valley, Southern, WCC, WAC
0 - MEAC, Summit, Independents (Seattle)
Friday, Feb. 18 (all times ET)
7 p.m. - VCU at Wichita State (ESPN2/ESPN3.com)
9 p.m. - Kent State at Drexel (ESPNU)
Saturday, Feb. 19
11 a.m. - Hofstra at Wright State (ESPNU)
1 p.m. - Austin Peay at Fairfield (ESPNU)
3 p.m. – Iona at Liberty (ESPNU)
5 p.m. – Missouri State at Valparaiso (ESPN2/ESPN3.com)
5 p.m. – Vermont at Charleston (ESPNU)
7 p.m. – George Mason at Northern Iowa (ESPN2/ESPN3.com)
9 p.m. – Utah State at Saint Mary’s (ESPN2/ESPN3.com)
11 p.m. – Montana at Long Beach State (ESPN2/ESPN3.com)
Sunday, Feb. 20
1 p.m. - Cleveland State at Old Dominion (ESPN or ESPN2)
Of the 15 conferences involved in BracketBusters, 13 are included in the television schedule:
BracketBusters national TV appearances, by conference
5 - CAA
3 - Horizon, Missouri Valley
2 - MAAC
1 - America East, Big Sky, Big South, Big West, MAC, Ohio Valley, Southern, WCC, WAC
0 - MEAC, Summit, Independents (Seattle)
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UPDATED: Feb. 7, 2011
1. St. Mary's (28) 20-4 770 2 West Coast
2. Wichita State (1) 20-4 738 3 Missouri Valley
3. George Mason (1) 19-5 696 6 Colonial Athletic
4. VCU 19-5 656 4 Colonial Athletic
5. Coastal Carolina (1) 22-2 640 8 Big South
6. Cleveland State 21-4 622 1 Horizon League
7. Missouri State 18-6 566 5 Missouri Valley
8. Belmont 22-4 519 13 Atlantic Sun
9. Princeton 16-4 507 16 Ivy League
10. Harvard 16-4 471 7 Ivy League
11. Gonzaga 15-9 416 11 West Coast
12. Oakland 17-9 404 9 Summit League
13. Butler 15-9 369 15 Horizon League
14. Old Dominion 18-6 361 10 Colonial Athletic
15. College of Charleston 17-7 359 20 Southern Conference
16. Portland 17-7 294 12 West Coast
17. Montana 16-7 277 14 Big Sky
18. Fairfield 18-5 249 17 Metro Atlantic
19. Valparaiso 17-7 237 18 Horizon League
20. Northern Iowa 18-7 211 19 Missouri Valley
21. Wright State 16-9 109 23 Horizon League
22. Drexel 16-7 104 24 Colonial Athletic
23. Vermont 19-5 89 NR America East
24. Florida Atlantic 18-7 75 NR Sun Belt
25. Long Island 18-5 74 NR Northeast
OTHERS RECEIVING VOTES: Kent State 60, Hampton 25, Murray State 24, Rider 20, James Madison 19, San Francisco 14, Bucknell 13, Long Beach State 12, North Texas 11, Maine 10, Santa Clara 9, Wofford 9, Liberty 8, Buffalo 4, IUPUI 4, Northern Colorado 4, Northwestern State 4, UW Milwaukee 4, Hofstra 3, American 2, Furman 2, McNeese State 1.
VOTING PANEL: Jesse Agel (Brown), Randy Bennett (St. Mary's), Milan Brown (Holy Cross), Will Brown (Albany), Rick Byrd (Belmont), Dave Calloway (Monmouth), Kermit Davis (Middle Tennessee), Billy Donlon (Wright State), James Fox (Davidson), Tyler Geving (Portland State), Mike Gillian (Longwood), Steve Hawkins (Western Michigan), Dick Hunsaker (Utah Valley), Greg Kampe (Oakland), Danny Kaspar (Stephen F. Austin), Kerry Keating (Santa Clara), Billy Kennedy (Murray State), Jim Larranaga (George Mason), Mike Lonergan (Vermont), Gregg Marshall (Wichita State), Greg McDermott (Creighton), Tom Moore (Quinnipiac), Gregg Nibert (Presbyterian), Jimmy Patsos (Loyola MD), Buzz Peterson (UNC Wilmington), Vann Pettaway (Alabama A&M), Clifford Reed, Jr. (Bethune Cookman), John Shulman (Chattanooga), Brad Stevens (Butler), Gary Stewart (UC Davis), Ernie Zeigler (Central Michigan)
* Longwood head coach Mike Gillian is the chairman of the Top 25 voting panel for the 2010-11 season.
NOTE: The Mid-Major Poll is made up of teams from the following conferences: America East, Atlantic Sun, Big Sky, Big South, Big West, Colonial, Great West, Horizon, Independents, Ivy, Metro Atlantic, Mid-American, Mid-Eastern, Missouri Valley, Northeast, Ohio Valley, Patriot, Southern, Southland, Southwestern, Summit, Sun Belt, West Coast.
The CollegeInsider.Com Mid-Major Top 25 is now in its twelfth season of existence.
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Record Points Previous
1. George Mason (31) 23-5 775 2 Colonial Athletic
2. Old Dominion 22-6 709 8 Colonial Athletic
3. Belmont 25-4 691 6 Atlantic Sun
4. St. Mary's 22-6 611 1 West Coast
5. Gonzaga 19-9 581 10 West Coast
6. Oakland 20-9 560 12 Summit League
7. College of Charleston 21-7 540 15 Southern
8. Missouri State 21-7 519 4 Missouri Valley
9. Wichita State 22-6 508 5 Missouri Valley
10. Cleveland State 23-6 505 9 Horizon League
11. VCU 21-8 493 11 Colonial Athletic
12. Butler 20-9 441 13 Horizon League
13. Coastal Carolina 25-3 451 3 Big South
14. Harvard 20-4 430 14 Ivy League
15. Princeton 20-5 374 7 Ivy League
16. Valparaiso 20-8 331 17 Horizon League
17. Fairfield 22-5 285 18 Metro Atlantic
18. Long Island 22-5 229 20 Northeast
19. Long Beach State 17-10 151 NR Big West
20. Bucknell 20-8 145 NR Patriot League
21. Montana 19-8 140 16 Big Sky
22. Vermont 22-6 97 19 America East
23. Portland 19-9 85 21 West Coast
24. Murray State 21-7 62 23 Ohio Valley
25. Drexel 18-9 61 24 Colonial Athletic
OTHERS RECEIVING VOTES: Furman 41, James Madison 40, Kent State 40, Northern Iowa 36, Morehead State 33, San Francisco 20, Wright State 16, UW Milwaukee 12, Florida Atlantic 11, Hofstra 10, Rider 9, Iona 7, East Tennessee State 6, South Dakota State 6, Akron 5, Hampton 2, Northern Colorado 2, Texas Southern 2, Miami Ohio 1, Utah Valley 1, Western Michigan 1.
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Colonial Athletic Association Pep Band Jam
The CAA and Doc Nix have organized the conference's first ever Pep Band Jam, running in conjunction with the upcoming CAA tourney in Richmond. The initial event will feature the bands of Mason, JMU, VCU and Old Dominion, but he hopes to make it a 12-team party in the future.
"All 12 of us rocking together at the same time, a show like no other!" he described. "All the collaboration and cooperation infused with the individual creativity of each group, and, of course, the competitive spirit that brought us all together. Not a battle or competition, but a showcase for all of our talented, hard-working groups."
This year's event is a week from Saturday at 9:30 a.m. at the Richmond Convention Center.
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"All 12 of us rocking together at the same time, a show like no other!" he described. "All the collaboration and cooperation infused with the individual creativity of each group, and, of course, the competitive spirit that brought us all together. Not a battle or competition, but a showcase for all of our talented, hard-working groups."
This year's event is a week from Saturday at 9:30 a.m. at the Richmond Convention Center.
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FRIDAY, MARCH 4
FIRST ROUND GAMES
Gm. 1 UNC-Wilmington vs. Georgia State Noon
Gm. 2 Drexel vs. Towson 2:30 p.m.
Gm. 3 Delaware vs. Northeastern 6:00 p.m.
Gm. 4 JMU vs. William & Mary 8:30 p.m.
SATURDAY, MARCH 5
QUARTERFINAL GAMES
Gm. 5 George Mason vs. Georgia State Noon
Gm. 6 VCU vs. Drexel 2:30 p.m.
Gm. 7 ODU vs. Delaware 6:00 p.m.
Gm. 8 Hofstra vs. William & Mary 8:30 p.m
SUNDAY, MARCH 6
SEMIFINAL GAMES
Gm. 9 Winner of Game 5 vs. Winner of Game 6 Noon
Gm. 10 Winner of Game 7 vs. Winner of Game 8 2:30 p.m
MONDAY, MARCH 7
Men’s Championship Game 7:00 p.m.
TELEVISION
Sat., March 5
CAA Quarterfinal Game #1
Noon
The Comcast Network/WSKY/GMU-TV/CAA-TV
CAA Quarterfinal Game #2
2:30 p.m.
The Comcast Network/CSS/WSKY/CAA-TV
CAA Quarterfinal Game #3
6:00 p.m.
The Comcast Network/CSS/WSKY/CAA-TV
CAA Quarterfinal Game #4
8:30 p.m.
The Comcast Network/CSS/WSKY/CAA-TV
Sun., March 6
CAA Semifinal Game #1
Noon
The Comcast Network/CSN-NE/CSS/ WSKY/GMU-TV/CAA-TV
CAA Semifinal Game #2
2:30 p.m.
The Comcast Network/CSN-NE/CSS/WSKY/CAA-TV
Mon., March 7
CAA Championship Game
7:00 p.m.
ESPN
WEB STREAMING
Four games of the 2010 CAA Men's Basketball Championship
are scheduled to be available via LIVE webstreaming.
Come Tournament time.
Fri., March 4
CAA Opening Round Game #1
Noon
CAASports.com
CAA Opening Round Game #2
2:30 p.m.
CAASports.com
CAA Opening Round Game #3
6:00 p.m.
CAASports.com
CAA Opening Round Game #4
8:30 p.m.
CAASports.com
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I'll be at the tourney today and all weekend
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SUNDAY, MARCH 6
SEMIFINAL GAMES
Gm. 9 Mason vs.VCU Noon
Gm. 10 ODU vs. Hofstra 2:30 p.m
MONDAY, MARCH 7
Men’s Championship Game 7:00 p.m.
TELEVISION
Sun., March 6
CAA Semifinal Game #1
Noon
The Comcast Network/CSN-NE/CSS/ WSKY/GMU-TV/CAA-TV
CAA Semifinal Game #2
2:30 p.m.
The Comcast Network/CSN-NE/CSS/WSKY/CAA-TV
Mon., March 7
CAA Championship Game
7:00 p.m.
ESPN
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MONDAY, MARCH 7
Men’s Championship Game 7:00 p.m.
VCU vs. ODU
TELEVISION
Mon., March 7
CAA Championship Game
7:00 p.m.
ESPN
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Can't believe Mason got pounded today. VCU would be a bid stealer if they were to win tomorrow.
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new CAA Tournament record in 2011
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Re: Colonial Athletic Association
A big stunner in the women's tourney. #7 Delaware beats #2 ODU 72-55, handing ODU its first ever quarterfinal loss (previously 18-0).
SUCK IT ODU!!!
SUCK IT ODU!!!
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It's sad how much our ladies have fallen, but I'm glad this senior team is gone. I've never said this on CAAZone or MonarchNation ('cause our ladies read it), but having known all the current seniors on the Lady Monarchs personally, they never got along with each other and it translated on the court. They're all good people, but they fought so f***ing much with each other it was ridiculous. They even got into a verbal brawl with each other during the NCAA tournament at the Ted last season when JMU-Temple were playing and the only reason it didn't erupt was 'cause the student manager calmed them down and convinced two of them to leave. Thankfully we were all sitting in the upper corners of the Ted and I don't think anyone who could recognize them was nearby. Girls can be so dramatic.93henfan wrote:A big stunner in the women's tourney. #7 Delaware beats #2 ODU 72-55, handing ODU its first ever quarterfinal loss (previously 18-0).
SUCK IT ODU!!!
Anyways, congrats!
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Thanks, but I really don't give a rat's hind quarters about basketball (men's, women's, pro, college, whatev). I just saw a big headline and figured I'd rub it in.∞∞∞ wrote:Anyways, congrats!
EDIT: Just saw that they won again today, taking down UNCW 62-47. UD vs JMU for all the marbles tomorrow at 1pm on CSN. I wonder if a #7 seed has ever won the CAA tourney?
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No, 'cause ODU's never been the #7 seed.93henfan wrote:I wonder if a #7 seed has ever won the CAA tourney?
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East Carolina won the 1993 mens' tournament by upsetting #2 ODU, #6 UNC-W and then #1 JMU. The horseshoe was then removed from their posterior.93henfan wrote:I wonder if a #7 seed has ever won the CAA tourney?
