The theme of Day Five all over was chalk, chalk, chalk, and the CAA, mostly, did their part.<\/p>\n
#9 UNC-Wilmington 70\u00a0– #8 James Madison 59<\/em> #5 Delaware 72 – #12 Towson 65<\/em> #7 Northeastern 57 – #10 William & Mary 49<\/em> #6 Georgia St. 85 – #11 Hofstra 50<\/em> CAA LEADERS (30*) – Alexi, RDoc The theme of Day Five all over was chalk, chalk, chalk, and the CAA, mostly, did their part. #9 UNC-Wilmington 70\u00a0– #8 James Madison 59 The one CAA exception to the chalkiness was the mild upset of UNCW over JMU.\u00a0 … Continue reading
\nThe one CAA exception to the chalkiness was the mild upset of UNCW over JMU.\u00a0 A terrible season ends for JMU, while Wilmington moves on to face #1 Drexel on Saturday in the quarters.\u00a0 Bry, Doogan, and RDoc are the only three who hit this one.<\/p>\n
\nProbably not as the Blue Hens drew it up, but, at this time of year, any win is a good win.\u00a0 UDel moves on to face #4 Old Dominion in Saturday’s quarters.\u00a0 Everyone got this right, but Waters is the most relieved that Delaware survived, as he has them in the finals.<\/p>\n
\nNot exactly the prettiest of basketball games, but, again, any win is a good win.\u00a0 The Tribe ends another disappointing season without making the NCAA tournament.\u00a0 NE moves on to a Saturday day with #2 VCU.\u00a0 Several people missed the upset pick, but Teddy took the biggest hit, as he had W&M beating VCU.<\/p>\n
\nNow, Hofstra didn’t exactly have a great (or even a mediocre) team this year, but for GSU to pound them by 35 in the tournament is very impressive.\u00a0 #3 George Mason better come ready to play in Saturday’s quarters because the Panthers look good.\u00a0 This was a huge CTC game, as 7 people missed a big upset pick, while 6 others kept alive a semifinalist.\u00a0 Teddy and Alexi both have GSU in the finals.<\/p>\n
\nCAA CELLAR (14) – Dave, Doogan, J, KA, Lohse, Lynch, Mac, RSmith, Scoot, Stri, Teddy, Waters<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"