The true depth of the A-10 has been on display all year, yet was never more evident than in AC this week.\u00a0 6 games so far have been played down the shore, and they have all been hard-fought competitive games, leading us to a championship between a potential Big Dance sleeper and the coming-to-fruiting A-10 tournament sleeper.<\/p>\n
Teddy, who nailed the UMass upset of Temple in the quarterfinals, is the current A-10 leader, but he has lost his champion (St. Louis).\u00a0 With no one picking the Bonnies, Teddy will win the A-10 crown if St. Bonaventure wins.\u00a0 If Xavier wins, Dave (who has already clinched the money division) will steal this title.<\/p>\n
#3 Xavier vs. #4 St. Bonaventure No one has the Bonnies even in this game, let alone winning it.\u00a0 A title for XU here would give Dave and KA a 90-point standings bump.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" The true depth of the A-10 has been on display all year, yet was never more evident than in AC this week.\u00a0 6 games so far have been played down the shore, and they have all been hard-fought competitive games, … Continue reading
\n<\/em><\/span>The Musketeers are probably pretty safe for the tournament, after yesterday’s 7-point win over a really good St. Louis team, but it might be a good idea for them to finish the job today.\u00a0 The Bonnies, who have beaten St. Joe’s and UMass here in AC en route to today’s championship match with the Musketeers.\u00a0 And, as good as the Bonnies have been all year, they still have yet to prove that they can play with the league’s elite.\u00a0 Today would be a good time to start.\u00a0 Side note:\u00a0 it is surprising to anyone else that this the first time Xavier has made the A-10 championship game since 2006.<\/p>\n