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Date Posted: Mon March 14, 2005 08:05:24
Author: CKRAM98
Subject: St. Joe's played a brutal OOC without their best player and were adjusting to losing two players to the NBA. Then they go out and win the A-10 regular season and get to the finals of the A-10 tourney. That merits a bid over a UAB. And they were certainly more deserving than ND, a team that stumbled into the finish lines losing two games that could have gotten them a bid against UCLA at home and a terrible Rutgers team on a neutral floor.
In reply to: J92 's message, "I would have loved to have seen the Hawks get in, but how can you back up that statement. Do you even follow college basketball? Who do you take out to put the Hawks into the field?" on Sun March 13, 2005 21:04:21


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