Rodney Knowles played in the NBA and the ABA.

We have very few NBA and ABA players, so anyone who played in both leagues should make the top 15.

Wofford, UNCG, and UNCA are decent programs in communities where Davidson has alumni and fans from Davidson/Charlotte can drive easily.

If Furman still played in Memorial Auditorium, I'd include them, too.

I concur with catnhat about UNCW and CofC.

St. Louis is 14-18 with a NET of 150.

Davidson's NET is 81, but the NCAA hasn't factored in our forfeits. Probably they don't want to reward the teams we forfeited to.

He's played 5 games and scored 6 points for Harvard in 2 years.

8 different schools have won the last 8 tournaments.

Coach Hussey was being let go, too, and Hussey had recruited him to Davidson. The decision to become an Independent rather than join the Big South was an odd decision when the Southern booted us. Chris Morris (Otter) had poisoned our relations with the Southern and the Colonial, but refused to push ...

Xavier is 16-17. They're playing at Georgia, which finished 17-16. None of the A10 teams in the NIT is hosting a game. Richmond plays at VPI. High Point is playing in some Tournament, not the NIT, and might be hosting a game. WGHP had a tease about it, but I wasn't going to watch the rest of their n...

4 A10 teams under the new selection process isn't bad.

Wake Forest is going as well. They're playing Appalachian at home Wednesday.

Pitt declined a NIT Invitation.

The NCAA, which runs the NIT, trashed the rule that a regular season conference champion that was not selected to the NCAA Tournament would receive a bid to the NIT. This was done to allow more bids for Power Conference teams that failed to make the NCAA Tournament. They are going to invite Power Co...

The A10 always maximizes its bids by having a good regular season champion, like Davidson '22 or Dayton '24, lose in the tournament. In 2018, the A10 worked it out to get 3 bids by having Davidson win the Tournament by beating St. Bonaventure and Rhode Island. It helps that Joe Lunardi is an alum of...

The coaches could stand nearby with a radar gun.

What's the point of having guys who can throw 80-85, but can't throw a strike or avoid hitting a batter?

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Sun Mar 17, 2024 8:15 am

Bracketology has Dayton as an 8 seed. So does bracketmatrix. Duquesne would get a 12 or 13, VCU a 12.

i77 was saying Duquesne/VCU was an "either/or" choice of the winner. Not both.

I think.

We might have had trouble playing in the Central Time Zone.

Do we still have Spring Frolics? Why not set up a dunking booth where the throwers stand 60' 6" inches from a strike zone sized target and recruit anyone who hits it?

Duquesne is 5-29 from the field in the 2nd half and is going to win.

There's a story in today's Charlotte Observer about the cancellation of the Women's Basketball season.

The good news is it confirms Elle Sutphin's return next year.

We need 15 scholarship players next year. If scholarship players are hurt, we need walkons to play the entire season.