Before the CAA Tournament gets going in the nation’s capital this weekend, the postseason awards will be handed out. Here is one voter’s take on the awards this season, with a few tough votes for the big awards as part of it.
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The Morning Dish – Friday, January 31, 2020
At first, the results were concerning, but the bottom is falling out of a Pac-12 favorite’s season. Plus home teams win again in the Big Ten, a very tight race in one mid-major almost got even tighter, and a Buckeye will be out to deal with an important matter off the court.
The Morning Dish – Friday, February 15, 2019
Once again another highly ranked team had some trouble on the road this week, with Gonzaga only pulling away from Loyola Marymount in the final minutes. Plus: the Murray State/Austin Peay rivalry is back, and some superb individual performances in the Big Sky, CAA and Summit League.
College of Charleston’s journey has been one of overcoming adversity
College of Charleston has been through a journey over the past few years that led them into the NCAA Tournament. It started after a rough time, and more adversity still came, but they overcame it all to get to their desired destination.
2018 CAA postseason awards: One man’s ballot
With the CAA postseason awards soon to be announced ahead of the conference tournament, I reveal how I voted as one of the media voters. It wasn’t easy for a lot of the awards or the teams.
The Morning Dish – Friday, February 9, 2018
It was hard to guess who was the more desperate team going into the latest incarnation of the Duke/North Carolina rivalry, which resumed Thursday night.
2017 CAA Postseason Awards: One Man’s Vote
As has become custom, with the CAA awards about to be presented and the tournament starting soon, I go over how I voted for those awards to look back on the regular season.
In Charleston, Grant’s plan is coming to fruition as envisioned
Earl Grant had a plan to rebuild College of Charleston when he took over at a challenging time. That plan is working out about as planned, and bearing its early fruit right now.
