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Thursday, January 23, 2025
Determining who the very best teams in Conference USA were last year is like trying to find out how many licks it takes to get to the center of a Tootsie Pop. Perhaps only Mr. Owl could sort that out in a league that is just way too big because of the chase for football money.
The Big South had a historic year with who coached its champion as well as postseason success, putting it in a good position beyond this season.
The ever-changing WAC is hanging on, with a few positives in 2013-14 led by its top program and the surprise regular season champion.
The ACC wasn’t exactly the powerhouse conference many thought it would be in 2013-14. Will that be the case when expectations rise further next year?
In America East, there was a different look and familiarity all in the same season. It was also a season that largely went as many figured, at least up until the end.
There were undoubtedly those who thought the Atlantic 10 peaked in 2012-13, especially with important programs departing. They were proven wrong in a historic 2013-14 season for the conference.
Even though the conference is split by divisions, the Ohio Valley Conference was a distinct three-team race last year. And though just one of those three made the NCAA Tournament, it can be said that all three ended their seasons on a high note.
Sunday’s action in Hampton closed out EYBL Session 3, and here’s a look at some players who stood out on the day.
The Mountain West Conference didn’t quite match its performance of past seasons, but the top of the conference looked familiar and there is now some membership stability.
Saturday was a full day of EYBL action in Session 3 in Hampton. A look back at some notable performers finds several good underclassmen joining those from the class of 2015.
