Baruch v. Lehman will be a classic. Baruch is the fav, but lehman could stay with them. In the end, it should be the Bearcats. They have ashot to win afew in the NCAAs.

Baruch put up a good fight, but did not have enough. Emengo was injured and gave it his best, but the pain on his face said it all. With a healthy Emengo and Kunkel, it could have been different. Good luck to CSI.

I read in an earlier post about how weak CUNY was and something about not doing well in the NCAA over the years. FYI - City Tech won an NCAA game two years ago againsrt Ursinius.

York is the best team with the best coach and player in 2006-07. CUNY could save themselves lots of trouble and get the plaques engraved now for those awards.

Can't wait for the tournament. I hear CCNY made some nice changes to the nat holman gym and that should make for a nice experience to watch what should be a great tournament.

John Jay was at full strength that game and they have two solid inside players. On the right night they can surprise people.

I hear they lost an important frontcourt player during the break, so it was no surprise Baruch won so easily at their place.

I wonder where this Baruch team ranks all-time in CUNY. 

I hear he is out. He has a cast on his arm.

you might be right and it did fail, but there are some great stories to tell. just my two cents.

i see hunter lost again. baruch did too in a tough one against new paltz. i think baruch was missing a starter or two.

Sad to see no posts in more than 10 months. Oh well, let me start one. 

Baruch this year appears to run away again with CUNY. Too much talent.

John Jay had the only real shot of beating them thiis year, but they have there work cut out for them to try to pull an upset in the CUNY tournament.

I watched Brooklyn play Baruch a few week ago and thought they had some talent, but could not overcome a young Baruch squad. Brooklyn are one or two players from winning more games.

Speaking of Brooklyn's gym, it is hard to believe it once hosted Div I games with teams such as Navy (David Robinson) and Akron (Bob Huggins coach) going there. Brooklyn and CUNY should exploit that history more.