Posts Tagged ‘William and Mary’

2010 Colonial Athletic Association Post-Mortem

 By: Phil Kasiecki  in: Conference Notes

20 May 2010

The 2009-10 season in the CAA saw the favorites come out on top, a great non-conference run by a team few expected to do so, and big years from a lot of younger players, among other things. Could an even better season be in store next year?

CAA Tournament Quick Hitters

 By: Phil Kasiecki  in: Columns

9 Mar 2010

We wrap up CAA Tournament coverage with a few more notes, including something from each team who bowed out in the quarterfinal round on Saturday.

William & Mary Fights Back Again to Advance

 By: Phil Kasiecki  in: Columns

7 Mar 2010

William & Mary struggled out of the gates and didn’t play a good first half against James Madison, but some veterans had the idea that the second half wouldn’t be more of the same even though the first few minutes suggested otherwise.

Bracket Breakdown: Mock Tournament 3.0

 By: Michael Protos  in: Columns

26 Feb 2010

Connecticut rolls into the field with two great wins against West Virginia and Villanova in recent weeks, replacing William & Mary, which sputtered in two losses to Iona and Towson.

CAA: Colonial Teams Get Bracket Busted

 By: Michael Protos  in: Conference Notes

21 Feb 2010

The biggest loser of the ESPN BracketBusters weekend was clearly the CAA, which dropped nine of 12 games, including three by the conference’s possible bubble teams.

William & Mary: A Tribe Called on a Quest

 By: Michael Protos  in: Conference Notes

17 Feb 2010

William & Mary is on the verge of entering uncharted territory for the program, which has played basketball for more than 100 years without an invitation to the NCAA Tournament.

Colonial Notebook: Symmetry in the Standings and Change of Pace for Tribe

 By: Phil Kasiecki  in: Conference Notes

5 Jan 2009

CAA play has begun in earnest, and already it’s gotten interesting. As we enter the middle of the big five-day stretch with three games for each team (save for Drexel and VCU, who play their third game of the stretch on Thursday), there is some symmetry in the standings as three teams are 2-0, six are 1-1 and three are 0-2. But that’s not all. After five of the six games played in December went to the road team, the home teams had their revenge on Saturday as only Drexel pulled out a road win at Hofstra.


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