Quote from: jumbomumbo on Today at 04:42:59 PMMumbo predicts.

Tufts 67-65 over Catholic
Trinity 75-56 over Babson
Wesleyan 71-65 over NYU
Mary Washington 82-49 over Amherst.

Trinity bounces back. Tufts squeaks one out at home. Wes the better team against NYU. Amherst comes back down to earth. I'm rooting for Amherst, I just want the blowout prediction on the record in case it happens. I have Amherst in my Elite 8 for the bracket just for shyts.

Like the picks except Amherst. They are going to win

I feel like Amherst is a terrible matchup for UMW, whereas Catholic should be great for Tufts.  I guess we'll see which way it pans out in a little bit!

Mumbo predicts.

Tufts 67-65 over Catholic
Trinity 75-56 over Babson
Wesleyan 71-65 over NYU
Mary Washington 82-49 over Amherst.

Trinity bounces back. Tufts squeaks one out at home. Wes the better team against NYU. Amherst comes back down to earth. I'm rooting for Amherst, I just want the blowout prediction on the record in case it happens. I have Amherst in my Elite 8 for the bracket just for shyts.

Just way too many turnovers.  Their outstanding FT shooting is what kept them in the game.  Who would have thought we'd be saying that a couple years ago? 

Bottom line is that they did not handle pressure well so teams like Wilm or Berg that are undersized and more likely to pick you up full court and pressure you were tough on them.  So when W&J starts pressing some I was nervous right there.  Despite that when they called TO up 75-73 with 1:30 left I thought if they got a stop they were going to win.  Instead they played good defense and a kid hit an off balance 3 off one leg falling out of bounds.

It's disappointing.  Especially losing your last two games to teams you're clearly better than.  I would have liked to see them win a couple games as much for next year as this year.  But the long view has always been that this is about making a run next year.  Laurich almost certainly could get a medical red shirt.  Not sure about Moore for next year.  Collier is gone.  Weekley is going to contribute more next year.  You could tell in the OAC tourney and yesterday he is not fazed in big games.  Between the OAC semi and yesterday he was 7-9 FG, 3-5 3PT, 2-2 FT for 19 points in 24 minutes.  Bright future ahead. 

Lehman sits 1 mile east of Manhattan University (still sounds weird) and 1 mile west of Fordham University, both of whom have 2,000 and 7,000 seat stadiums respectively. Not really sure of the draw for upgrading Lehman's facilities.

Quote from: Ryan Scott (Hoops Fan) on Today at 07:40:15 AMSo, I can't click the "opt out" on the email preference page, even after clicking edit on the top.  I can't seem to click anything on that page or through to the challenges.

This has been fixed in the dev environment and will be included in the nightly update to production. There will be a note in the emails that go out tonight. Hoping to have a couple other new features in there tonight, too, before I have to stop working on this for the next two weeks to focus on indoor track.

That was one of Danzig's most requested topics at basketball clinics...
"The Joys of One & Done".

Cortland (3-4-1) swept Saturday at Johns Hopkins (8-2) when Jays' Damian Brown swats ninth inning one-out two-run home run for 6-4 win. In the opener JH prevails 6-5 on the strength of five-run inning and eighth inning solo homer.
    First Game: RDragons outhit Baltimore hosts 10-7 and lead 1-0 on N. Smith second inning leadoff home run. Reversal in the fourth. Hopkins collects five hits encoute to handful of scores. Dragons narrow deficit with two-run sixth -- L. Karwowski, A. Carlo (3x4) rbi doubles, and run in the eighth -- A. Carlo rbi single. Hopkins with leadoff homer in its eighth, CSt's T. Elkins and Smith hits deliver final run in the ninth. Cortland lefty T. Blake LP (3inn). R. McLaughlin, Z. Zerrilli (3.2inn), A. Knuutila follow.
    Cortland  5-10-0
    Hopkins    6-7-0

    Second Game: Cortland starter W. Miller yields but two hits in six innings but exits trailing 2-0. Miller fans eight, six in the first two frames. Dragons tally one in the seventh and take 4-2 lead in the eighth. Smith double to center and Carlo single drive home runs. But resilient Hopkins ties it in its eighth and notches winning walk-off longball in the ninth off C. Hayden, fourth visitor's pitcher.
 Corts Smith 2x3, 2r, bi, bb, 2bh after 2x4, r, 2bi, bb, hr opener.
     Cortland  4-4-0 and Sunday in dh vs. NYU in Wilkes-Barre, PA
      Hopkins  6-7-1   

Quote from: TheOsprey on March 05, 2026, 05:17:08 PMRound 1

Ricardo Dixon - Lehman
Amar Ndiaye - Lehman
Tray Huguley - MUW
Charlie Jackson - JHU
Nick Koch - TCNJ
Zach McLaughlin - ME-Farmingham
Zevi Samet - Yeshiva
Luke Chicone - JCU
Remijo Wani - St.Joe's, ME
Marcus Montagnino - Endicott
Aaron Colston - Cortland
Kye Robinson - Mary Washington
Phil Dotson - Rhodes
CJ Ruoff - Catholic
Elijah Kinney - Endicott
Donte DuPriest - Neumann

Round 2

Jason Reynolds - ME-FARMINGTON
Toa Hollenbach - CNU
Hudson Johnson - UMHB
Darren Rubin - NYU
Ben Lyttle - Wesleyan
Lucas Gordon - Redlands
Kendall Arcuri - Cortland
Joey Kennedy - C-M-S
Jevon Yarbrough - Hood
Myles Barnette - Gust. Adolp.
Sam Grieger - UW-LACROSSE
Joshua Bernstein - Tufts
Jackson Bell - Roanoke
Collin Madson - UWW
Nathan Plotner - W&J
Joshua Chesney - Trinity, TX