Really? Where?

Thank you.

I have a question for the Bates crowd. The announcer said during yesterday's Tufts-Bates game that the Bobcats will be playing at Underhill Arena next season. What is the reasoning behind this? Thank you.

Some thoughts in no particular order:

1. Bowdoin was out-rebounded by 25 today at Amherst. It's tough to win when that happens.
2. Congrats to Tufts for getting over the hump with Trinity, and Conn for their biggest win in years by taking down Wesleyan. No more undefeated teams in conference play.
3. Is Trinity's not so challenging pre-NESCAC schedule catching up to them? It's a different deal being the defending national champs. Also, I think they are missing Dorion and Marcharchuk more than most would have believed.

It is shaping up to be a fun final two weeks leading into the tournament.

Another throttling, this time by Bates.  Pouye has 25 points, 11 rebounds, six blocks and four steals, looking like a POY candidate.  Robinson has 18 points in 21 minutes looking like a ROY candidate.  Colby was up five at the half and outscored 52-29 in the second half.  Bates out-rebounded Colby 49-41.  Mules need to tighten things up by next weekend when Conn and Tufts come to town.

Bates with wins over Bowdoin and Colby is now the CBB leader.

Uneven game from the Mules, but they knock off previously undefeated Endicott, 93-89.

Just checking in...Nescacman, are you okay?  I am looking forward to your week 7 picks.

Great job, guys, as always.  Big weekend!

Is anyone else having issues with the Bates stream of the Colby game?

Senior Jack Perry comes off the bench for Bates and throws for three touchdowns.

I believe the last Mule win over the Bants was 1995.

It appears Trinity's message to the league is they need some D1 transfers on the offensive line.  Credit Colby's injury-depleted defense with the win. 

Brad Moore also scored 1,935 career points.

One of the outliers would be Brad Moore (Colby '75) who had 1,392 career rebounds, or an average of 15.3 per game.

Jamie Arsenault, Colby '88, played football, basketball and baseball and played them all very well.