Bison137
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02-26-22 06:43 PM - Post#337694
Looks like this is the final standings. Bison take 9th seed on the tiebreaker. Will play at LC on Tuesday.
1. Colgate 16-2
2. Navy 12-6
3. Boston U. 11-7
4. Lehigh 10-8
5. Army 9-9
6. Loyola 8-10
7. Holy Cross 7-11 (split w/LC; 1-1 vs. Boston)
8. Lafayette 7-11 (0-2)
9. Bucknell 5-13 (split w/AU; 1-1 vs. Boston)
10. American 5-13 (0-2)
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BisonRoadWarrior
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Patriot League Tournament
02-26-22 06:58 PM - Post#337697
In response to Bison137
..and in bracket layout:
#1 Colgate
#8 Lafayette—#9 Bucknell
#4 Lehigh
#5 Army
#2 Navy
#7 Holy Cross—#10 American
#3 Boston University
#6 Loyola
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Scotty-14
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Reg: 10-10-18
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02-27-22 07:53 PM - Post#337806
In response to BisonRoadWarrior
Find it a bit interesting that Navy could potentially play the worse team as the #2 Seed in their first game than #1 Colgate. Would have preferred someone else beat Colgate; however, we were up 27-14 on Colgate in Hamilton a few weeks ago.
Note: We lost the 1st half of that game by 3
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Bison137
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02-27-22 09:08 PM - Post#337814
In response to Scotty-14
The Bison actually led Colgate 27–11 before Colgate ran off 12 consecutive points, followed by an 18-2 run a few minutes later.
As for the tournament structure, I too would like to see them re-seed after the play-in games. There is no big logistical reason to prevent them from doing that.
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Bison137
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02-28-22 01:17 PM - Post#337850
In response to Bison137
Pomeroy gives the following probabilities for each PL team to win the PLT:
Colgate 54.8%
Navy . 26.9%
Boston U 10.5%
Army WP 2.5%
Loyola 2.4%
Lehigh 2.1%
Lafayette 0.5%
American 0.1%
Bucknell 0.1%
Holy Cross 0.06%
https://twitter.com/kenpomeroy/status/149 821765942...
That means the Bison have one chance in 1000 to win it. "So you're telling me there's a chance!" Sad to say, those odds sound optimistic to me.
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