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Looks like our pre-season predictions were right on the money for W&L,Guilford,E.M. & Bridgewater being national tourney quality teams...w/ a little luck, all 4 should get in
6/17/2007 7:32 PM
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Round 1 results...
Emory & Henry def. Bethany 108-107
  • A thriller seeing E&H come back from 18 down with 7 minutes to go and 6 down with 30 seconds to go. Daniel Braxton scores 35 to lead E&H, but it was Cody Woodman, the only starter to not foul out, who hit the lay up with 3 seconds to take the lead for good.
Virginia Wesleyan def. Eastern Mennonite 67-66

  • James Tarwater lays in the miss with 5 seconds and VW survives a missed short jumper by Peter Sletten with one second to provide the biggest upset in recent ODAC history.
Lynchburg def. Randolph-Macon 89-83

  • Mark Boler scores 24 to go with 18 boards, 10 offensive, and Lynchburg overcomes a 10 point halftime deficit rallying late to win by 6. Joey Wallace nearly scores a triple double with 24 points, 9 rebounds, and 7 assists in the losing effort.
Washington & Jefferson def. Hampden-Sydney 67-52

  • W&J jumped out to an early lead and never looked back led by William Okane and Larry Allen each scoring 17.
6/18/2007 11:07 PM
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Eastern Mennonite's loss puts hoosierchap in trouble with the NT committee. Great game bnys, tough break hoosier.
6/18/2007 11:08 PM
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ODAC conference tournament round 2
#1 (East) Guilford vs. #5 (East) Emory & Henry (+23)
#2 (West) Roanoke vs. #6 (West) Virginia Wesleyan (+12)
#1 (West) Washington & Lee vs. #4 (East) Lynchburg (+13)
#2 (East) Bridgewater vs. #3 (West) Washington & Jefferson (+4.5)
6/18/2007 11:13 PM
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Round 2 results...
Guilford def. Emory & Henry 85-74
  • E&H gave Guilford a scare, but a 10 minute second half scoring drought sealed their fate. Guilford had a balanced attack led by John Bronson's 16 points and Scott Salisbury's 15 points and 13 rebounds. Daniel Braxton led E&H with 20 points and 13 assists in the losing effort.
Roanoke def. Virginia Wesleyan 83-57

  • Led by Bradley Seo's 6 three's and 26 points, Roanoke pulled away early and never looked back rolling over Virginia Wesleyan.
Washington & Lee def. Lynchburg 85-69

  • W&L opened an early lead and steadily pulled away against a disoriented and frustrated Lynchburg team who was tagged with two technicals during the game. James Western led W&L with 20 points and the Big O Oscar Murphy added 13 points, 13 rebounds, 3 steals, and 3 blocks. A confused and thoroughly frustrated Coach Barretchap wondered aloud why his "rival" (a very loose term kind of like how Vanderbilt and Tennessee are rivals in football) Coach Whunt would double his SF off the bench and how his big men could not take advantage of the extra space.
Bridewater def. Washington & Jefferson 82-58

  • Rounding out the night of large leads, Bridgewater advanced to the semifinals and strengthened their resume ("resumay") with an easy win over W&J. Cornell Apple led the victors with 19 points and William Moon added 16 points, 10 rebounds, and 5 blocks in the winning effort.
6/19/2007 9:36 AM
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What happened to B'water vs. W&J & W&L vs. L'burg barret?
6/19/2007 8:07 PM
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Sorry whunt, I got started this morning and then a storm passed through Nashville so I shut it down and posted what I had, then I had to get to work, and finally got a chance to finish up. It's been edited for your viewing pleasure and I do believe you are the only one viewing it.
6/19/2007 9:12 PM
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ODAC Conference Tournament Semifinals
#1 (West) Washington & Lee vs. #2 (East) Bridgewater (+9)
#1 (East) Guilford vs. #2 (West) Roanoke (+16.5)
6/19/2007 9:16 PM
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ODAC Semifinals (Late Edition)
Washington & Lee def. Bridgewater 96-82
  • Mark Shoe scored 21 and Shawn Curry added 19 as W&L nailed 9 of 12 threes and used a 9-2 run early in the second half to pull away from a game Bridgewater. Steve Kincheloe scored 26 in the losing effort.
Guilford def. Roanoke 95-80

  • Guilford used a 10-0 run late in the 1st half to open the game up and maintained that lead in the 2nd half to advance to the title game to face the #1 team from the West. Guilford was led by a trio of players: Sheng Huang had 27 points and 10 rebounds, Scott Salisbury had 21 points and 12 rebounds, and John Bronson added 24 points and 9 rebounds. Manchu Xie scored 22 points to lead Roanoke capping off a successful season in trousersnake's first season.
6/20/2007 11:36 PM
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ODAC Conference Title Game
#1 (West) Washington & Lee vs. #1 (East) Guilford (-5)
Winner has a pretty good shot at a #1 seed in the NT.
6/20/2007 11:38 PM
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6/21/2007 4:48 PM
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Catching up on the 21st National Tournament in Iba
Round 1
Washington & Lee upset by packed-in Widener defense
Widener used the infamous -5 defense to upset 4th seeded W&L 77-66 in the first round of the national tournament. Craig Currie led the cheaters, er, victors with 31 points on 8-15 shooting from beyond the arc despite being double-teamed much of the night. Widener used a 14-3 run in the first half to take a 12 point lead, saw it cut to 2 early in the second half on a tip in by Oscar Murphy, but held on to the lead and pulled away late for the win. The "Big O" capped his career with 16 points on just 4-13 shooting. The Generals struggled from deep going 8-22 despite a defense geared to stopping the interior.
Guilford advances to 2nd round
Daniel Burgoyne nailed a 3 to start the game and Guilford never looked back taking a 77-56 win over Carroll. The Quakers opened an early 9 point lead and was never threatened as they advanced to the 2nd round of the national tournament. Scott Salisbury led the Quakers with 18 points and the Guilford bench outscored the opposing bench 24-10 to move on.
Eastern Mennonite blindsided by Rockford
Eastern Mennonite played about 12-19 minutes of solid basketball, but Rockford played 40 minutes pulling away by outscoring the Royals by 22 in the second half to win 91-55. Karl Thompson led Eastern Mennonite with 9 points and 8 assists. Tommy Breckenstein scored 17 1st half points en route to 21 on the night to lead 5 Rockford players in double digits to advance to the 2nd round.
Results in the PI
Bridgewater rolls to 2nd round
Bridgewater opened with an early 3 by Richard Burton (no relation to the famous actor) and capped the 24-6 run with a 3 by Ernest Zelechowski to defeat Concordia, Moorehead 72-49. Steve Kincheloe led the Eagles with 19 points and 8 rebounds and William Moon added 14 points and 8 boards as Bridgewater beat Concordia in every aspect of the game. Bridgewater outscored Concordia 49-22 in the paint, 24-7 from the bench, 15-2 on the break, 18-7 off turnovers, and outshot their opponent 27-30 versus 18-31 from the free throw line. The Eagles draw Knox in the 2nd round.
6/23/2007 1:52 PM
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Round 2 of the National Tournament
#2 Guilford vs. #10 SUNY Potsdam (SUNYAC) (+14.5)
Round 2 of the PI
#1 Bridgewater vs. #5 Knox (Midwest) (-1)
6/23/2007 1:56 PM
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Round 2 of the National Tournament
Guilford eliminates SUNY Potsdam
Guilford used two early 3's by Daniel Burgoyne and a 19-3 run capped by Scott Salisbury's three-point play the old-fashioned way to defeat legendary coach mswilso2's SUNY Potsdam team. Salisbury led the Quakers with 24 points and 9 rebounds in the win. Potsdam cut the lead to 8 early in the second half on Jason Davis' two free throws but could get no closer. Guilford advances to the sweet 16 to face a well-balanced Calvin team.
Round 2 of the PI
Bridgewater defeats Knox to move to Elite 8 of PI
Underdog Bridgewater went back and forth with Knox for much of the first half before taking a 15-14 lead on Richard Burton's jumper sparking a 10-0 run and never looked back for a 67-52 victory. The Eagles were lead by Wiliam Moon's 19 points, 9 rebounds, and 4 blocks along with Richard Burton's 16 points. Led by Grant Estes' 17 points on 8-10 shooting, Knox was able to close the gap to 7 with 3:07 to go in the game, but Bridgewater answered with a 10-1 run to put it away. Defense was the key as the Eagles held Knox to 34% FG shooting for the game.
6/23/2007 2:24 PM
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Sweet 16 of the National Tournament
#2 Guilford vs. #6 Calvin (MIAA) (+12.5)
Elite 8 of the PI
#1 Bridgewater vs. #2 Texas, Dallas (ASC) (-1)
6/23/2007 2:28 PM
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