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Date Posted: 17:34:26 01/13/03 Mon
Author: Tony
Subject: I wouldn't say that Saintly
In reply to: SaintlySaint 's message, "One thing this article shows" on 15:25:11 01/13/03 Mon

St Joe's is a pretty darn good program. I think they are right where they belong now. Lets not forget the A10 has changed dramatically over the last 6 or 7 years. I mean look at the teams that have left the A10 in the last 10 years, all big public schools like West Virginia, Rutgers, Va Tech, Penn State etc etc, the A10 has basically transformed itself, 10 years ago it was mainly large state school and schools like St Joe's and the Bonnies found it difficult to compete, now days they fit in fine since the A10 is mainly small catholic ( or private) schools ( with the exception of Temple, Umass and URI) St Joe’s has a excellent program in my book

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