First half fireworks lead Columbia past Brown

By jtemplon on February 10, 2012 in Columbia, Ivy League

Even before the game started it was going to be an uphill battle for Brown at Levien Gymnasium. Leading scorer and the team heartbeat Sean McGonagill was unable to play due to injury and the Bears have no way to replace him. Overmatched Brown tried to pack it in against Mark Cisco, play slowly and [...]

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Off the cuff MAAC schedule analysis

By jtemplon on February 10, 2012 in Iona, MAAC, Manhattan

I’d prefer to do a little more in depth investigation of each of these schedules, but the four MAAC contenders definitely have different levels of difficulty to climb over the final few weeks of the season. It obviously starts tonight with Iona at Loyola (MD). The Gaels are a slight favorite, somewhere between two points [...]

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Stony Brook moves one step closer to AE top seed

By jtemplon on February 10, 2012 in America East, Stony Brook

The Stony Brook Seawolves took home an 80-68 win last night. The victory brings Steve Pikiell’s club even closer to an America East regular season title. There are just three games remaining in the conference schedule and at 12-1 SBU looks to be in a real solid position. Of course there’s one caveat, the Seawolves [...]

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Harvard in control of the Ivy League

By jtemplon on February 9, 2012 in Columbia, Ivy League

Harvard at Penn is a big game. A huge game by Ivy League standards, but here’s the fact of the matter. Even if the Quakers win, the Ivy League will still be the Crimsons’ to lose. In order to figure out what might happen I simulated 10,000 seasons with the current results and standings. Then [...]

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NEC trends to watch

By jtemplon on February 9, 2012 in NEC

With NEC rivalry week kicking into high gear there are a number of teams moving in different directions. LIU Brooklyn got a key win last night over St. Francis (NY) and it was pretty typical for the Blackbirds. They played decent enough defense that their excellent offense was able to control the game. But there [...]

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LIU Brooklyn keeps control of NEC with win at MSG

By jtemplon on February 9, 2012 in Long Island, NEC, St. Francis (NY)

The road to the NEC title still goes through Brooklyn, even if LIU and St. Francis (NY) played at Madison Square Garden on Wednesday night. The Blackbirds took home an 86-77 win too maintain control of first place in the conference at 12-1. “We knew coming in that St. Francis coming in had won nine [...]

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St. Francis (NY) vs. LIU at MSG tonight!

By jtemplon on February 8, 2012 in Long Island, NEC, St. Francis (NY)

Currently Cincinnati and St. John’s are playing at MSG, but I’m here and in about two hours from now the Blackbirds and the Terriers will play in a key NEC fight. In the meantime you should read this roundup of the NEC leaders and watch Monmouth vs. Fairleigh Dickinson on ESPN3.

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Revisiting the Atlantic 10 Projections

By jtemplon on February 8, 2012 in Atlantic 10, Fordham

The Atlantic 10 has turned into one fun league this season. The topsy-turvy standings are starting to come back to what observers expected when the season began, but one thing has certainly changed, St. Louis is no longer a decisive favorite. The Billikens are tied with Temple, La Salle, Xavier and Massachusetts with six wins [...]

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Looking at the NIT through Drew Cannon’s magic formula

By jtemplon on February 7, 2012 in NIT

Drew Cannon has cracked the Bubble Watch nut! By combining the powers of RPI and Ken Pomeroy he got a very simple formula that does a darn good job of projecting which teams are going to make the NCAA tournament. Around here though I leave that to the professionals. Instead, I like to figure which [...]

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History Lesson: LIU Brooklyn vs. St. Francis (NY)

By jtemplon on February 7, 2012 in Long Island, NEC, St. Francis (NY)

NEC rivalry week is here and the biggest set of games is right here in New York City. LIU Brooklyn and St. Francis (NY) will play two times in order to determine who will be in first place in the NEC at the end of the week. Monday during the day Nelson Castillo, who I’d [...]

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