Other Conference Tourneys in 2022...

[Husky_U]

Tragic ending for the Bonnies. Oof. One of the most disappointing teams this season given all the preseason hype.

[stever20]

Tragic ending for the Bonnies. Oof.

they're up there for most disappointing this year.

[Husky_U]

LOL. Beat me to it.

[kayako]

Tragic ending for the Bonnies. Oof. One of the most disappointing teams this season given all the preseason hype.

It looks like they pulled a Xavier. Bonnies gonna be a total rebuild job next season.

[stever20]

This CUSA game with Mid Tennessee and UAB something else in 2 OT.

[billyjack]

Tragic ending for the Bonnies. Oof. One of the most disappointing teams this season given all the preseason hype.

I tend to root for St Bona cuz they were a pre-BE annual opponent for PC... but i'm thinking back to that November 2021 game vs Marquette when they and their fans acted like clowns.

[kayako]

It feels like there are more NIT bid stealers this year than normal.

[stever20]

It feels like there are more NIT bid stealers this year than normal.

Not really. We've got 7 now and we normally get about 10-11. Got potential for more than normal though for sure...

[billyjack]

Here in my son's freshman year at Vermont, the Catamounts punch their ticket from the America East. They won each AE tourney game in blowouts.

Will be a tough out. Luckily for PC, the Friars already played them and i think the rule still stands where non-conf opponents cant meet in the first round?

[stever20]

Here in my son's freshman year at Vermont, the Catamounts punch their ticket from the America East. They won each AE tourney game in blowouts.

Will be a tough out. Luckily for PC, the Friars already played them and i think the rule still stands where non-conf opponents cant meet in the first round?

I don't think that's a rule but they try to avoid.

Think it's possible though that they are a 13 and you guys are a 5.