Quote from: goscots on February 14, 2014, 09:15:32 PM
I missed the Wednesday results so I'm late pointing out the four year seniors of Doug Thorpe and Scott Purcell experienced their 100th Wooster win (100-17). They represent the 12th consecutive senior class to achieve that feat.

To strap-hang on goscots' post, Wooster goes for their 20th win tonight and with a win, will have their 18th consecutive season of 20 or more wins.  Pretty awesome basketball program.  And, by my count, Wooster's next win will give Steve Moore 726 career wins.   

Wasn't able to listen or watch the Wooster-DePauw game today (and have never been to DePauw), but always figured that their fans were a big part of their homecourt advantage against the Scots...wouldn't think they were today though because the boxscore lists attendance as 325.

Quote from: Cali-Scot on March 04, 2012, 11:44:25 AM
Per Pat Coleman via Twitter

Men's sectionals will be held at: Wooster, UWW, F&M, Middlebury.

All schools that hosted and won their rounds 1 & 2 games.

Seinfeld called it...

Seinfeld makes excellent points.  Wooster was chosen to host rounds 1&2 and won.  Ego Wooster ought to be the sectional host.  Wittenberg may make geographical sense now, but it got sent south for rounds 1&2.  That said the NCAA does some weird things, and we'll know tomorrow.

Quote from: wooscotsfan on March 02, 2012, 09:34:19 PM
Final: Wooster 70  Maryville 63 

Wooster was led by Justin Hallowell with 23 points (10 boards), Josh Claytor with 15 (12 Boards) and Xavier Brown with 12.

Maryville's top scorers were Milton Stanley with 21 and Wesley Lambert with 12

Congratulations to Matt Fegan for tying the Division III record for most career games played at 124

Wooster is now 25-4.     Next up is Capital tomorrow in the NCAA 2nd round!

GO SCOTS!

Gritty performance by Claytor.

Wooster being put in Hope's sectional is not a real favorable draw.  Odds are whoever wins out at Wooster will be traveling to Hope the next weekend.

Irony:  Tonight Williams missed a layup with under 2 seconds left, Wooster grabbed the rebound and it was over--in 2003, Williams made a layup with 1 second left...at the same basket, from almost the exactly the same spot on the floor...to beat the Scots.

(Sorry, Didn't mean to step on fantastic50)

In the bracket, Guilford 3, Eastern Mennonite 10  and Wooster 17 have won.  The west coast game, Chapman 12 at Whitworth 4 starts later. 

Guesses on who will host the next round?

Check my numbers, by my unoffical count this 20 win season for Wooster is Steve Moore's 14th straight. 

He's had 20 or more wins in 19 of the last 22 seasons (the 3 less-than-20-win seasons were 19, 18, 18). 

Now finishing his 23rd season at College of Wooster he's only won less than 18 games once--14-11 in his first year.

Going into the tournament he's 533-125 at Wooster and 620-189 lifetime.

Think Wooster made a good hire in 1987?

It's working for me...got it about 6:45.

http://wqkt.com/index.php?sports=true

Final:  Capital 80 TMC 77

Live Stats froze up on my computer with 3:54 left in OT, TMC up by 2.  No audio or video working.

Number 600 career win for Steve Moore?