The calm before the storm has come and gone, and we’re about to be hit by the storm.\u00a0 Doogan wins his first day of the 2009 CTC.\u00a0 Ina was right behind, giving her the overall lead.<\/p>\n
DAY 8 SCORES:
\nDoogan-83
\nIna-80
\nLynch-68
\nBry-53
\nJ-46
\nStri-46
\nAlexi-40
\nWaters-29<\/p>\n
OVERALL LEADERBOARD (points behind leading score of 744):
\nIna-0
\nBry-69
\nAlexi-72
\nJ-146
\nStri-164
\nLynch-180
\nWaters-203
\nDoogan-235<\/p>\n
BIG EAST OPENING ROUND:<\/u><\/strong> HORIZON LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP:<\/u><\/strong> FINAL HORIZON LEAGUE STANDINGS: SUMMIT LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP:<\/u><\/strong> FINAL SUMMIT LEAGUE STANDINGS: SUN BELT CHAMPIONSHIP:<\/u><\/strong> FINAL SUN BELT STANDINGS: MAC OPENING ROUND:<\/u><\/strong> BIG SKY SEMIFINALS:<\/u><\/strong> WAC OPENING ROUND:<\/u><\/strong> MEAC OPENING ROUND:<\/u><\/strong> The calm before the storm has come and gone, and we’re about to be hit by the storm.\u00a0 Doogan wins his first day of the 2009 CTC.\u00a0 Ina was right behind, giving her the overall lead. DAY 8 SCORES: Doogan-83 … Continue reading
\nThe first ever opening round in a conference tournament saw a couple upsets and took a couple of our quarterfinalists with them.<\/p>\n\n
\nAfter a pretty good tournament, the Horizon champ was crowned last night…and it wasn’t who everyone expected.\u00a0 Pop!\u00a0 There goes a yet-unnamed bubble team’s hopes up in thin air.<\/p>\n\n
\nBry-72
\nJ-68
\nDoogan-64
\nLynch-60
\nAlexi-56
\nIna-52 (defending champ)
\nStri-36
\nWaters-32<\/p>\n
\nMore MADNESS!\u00a0 Oakland led pretty much the entire game, and by a considerable margin in the first half.\u00a0 But N.D. State slowly chipped away, finally taking their first lead with less than a minute to go.\u00a0 But, Oakland came down and tied it with :12 seconds remaining.\u00a0 The N.D. State coach, Saul Phillips, brilliantly did not call a timeout, allowing his point guard and conference player of the year, Ben Woodside, to get the ball go the length of the floor and hit an off-balance jumper from the elbow to send the Bisons to The Dance in their very first year of D-I eligibility.\u00a0 That is MADNESS!\u00a0 Ina, Doogan, and Stri all got this pick correct.\u00a0 Alexi and J are left wondering what could have been, as they both took #3 Oakland to win this tournament.\u00a0 The N.D. State win clinched co-titles for Ina, Doogan, and Stri.<\/p>\n
\nIna-42 (defending co-champ)
\nDoogan-42
\nStri-42
\nJ-26
\nAlexi-26
\nLynch-18
\nBry-16
\nWaters-16 (defending co-champ)<\/p>\n
\nAfter some big upsets throughout the tournament, the top seed and clear favorite did prevail in the Sun Belt.<\/p>\n\n
\nIna-48
\nJ-40
\nBry-36
\nLynch-34
\nAlexi-32 (defending champ)
\nWaters-24
\nStri-16<\/p>\n
\nThe MAC got under way last night with four opening round games.\u00a0 Bry was the only one to nail all 4–by the skin of his teeth.<\/p>\n\n
\nUnfathomable is a good way to describe one of the two semifinal results from last night’s double-header in the Big Sky.<\/p>\n\n
\nThe WAC debuted last night with the bottom two teams squaring off in a play-in game.<\/p>\n\n
\nAnd, the MEAC also got going last night.\u00a0 Ina and J were the only two that nailed both MEAC games.<\/p>\n\n