Hall2012 wrote:Nova- Legends Classic
Georgetown/Butler- Battle for Atlantis
Marquette- Orlando Classic
Xavier- Wooden Legacy
St John's- Preseason NIT
Seton Hall- Paradise Jam- CHAMPIONS
Providence- Hall of Fame Tip-Off- CHAMPIONS*
Creighton- Emerald Coast Classic
DePaul- Diamond Head Classic
*Unofficial I believe since I think that, being a round robin tournament, the HoF Tipoff doesn't actually crown a champion (correct me if I'm wrong), but Providence ran the table so we're claiming it as a preseason tournament championship.
So that makes the Big East 2-for-2 in preseason tournaments. I fully expect this to be 9-for-9 when all is said and done. Would be 10, but unfortunately Georgetown and Butler are in the same tournament so only 1 can win it (hopefully they'll meet in the final).
So that's 2 down, 7 to go. Keep it up boys!
Chalmers0 wrote:Xavier SHOULD win the Wooden but the last 4 holiday tournaments for us have gone about as miserable as possible, including a first round loss to Pacific a few years ago in a previous version of this tourney.
Despite how great X has looked so far, I will remain cautiously optimistic going into this one.
Hall2012 wrote:Nova- Legends Classic
Georgetown/Butler- Battle for Atlantis
Marquette- Orlando Classic
Xavier- Wooden Legacy
St John's- Preseason NIT
Seton Hall- Paradise Jam- CHAMPIONS
Providence- Hall of Fame Tip-Off- CHAMPIONS*
Creighton- Emerald Coast Classic
DePaul- Diamond Head Classic
*Unofficial I believe since I think that, being a round robin tournament, the HoF Tipoff doesn't actually crown a champion (correct me if I'm wrong), but Providence ran the table so we're claiming it as a preseason tournament championship.
So that makes the Big East 2-for-2 in preseason tournaments. I fully expect this to be 9-for-9 when all is said and done. Would be 10, but unfortunately Georgetown and Butler are in the same tournament so only 1 can win it (hopefully they'll meet in the final).
So that's 2 down, 7 to go. Keep it up boys!
FriarJ wrote:Hall2012 wrote:Nova- Legends Classic
Georgetown/Butler- Battle for Atlantis
Marquette- Orlando Classic
Xavier- Wooden Legacy
St John's- Preseason NIT
Seton Hall- Paradise Jam- CHAMPIONS
Providence- Hall of Fame Tip-Off- CHAMPIONS*
Creighton- Emerald Coast Classic
DePaul- Diamond Head Classic
*Unofficial I believe since I think that, being a round robin tournament, the HoF Tipoff doesn't actually crown a champion (correct me if I'm wrong), but Providence ran the table so we're claiming it as a preseason tournament championship.
So that makes the Big East 2-for-2 in preseason tournaments. I fully expect this to be 9-for-9 when all is said and done. Would be 10, but unfortunately Georgetown and Butler are in the same tournament so only 1 can win it (hopefully they'll meet in the final).
So that's 2 down, 7 to go. Keep it up boys!
The boys hoisting the Gavitt Cup for winning the 2014 Naismith HOF Tipoff Classic
dmac80 wrote:It's a weird tournament, I didn't care for how it was structured but they have 2 divisions if you will, the "Springfield" division had the lesser programs and they traveled for home games against the 4 teams in the "Naismith" division (ND, FSU, PC, Umass) in the opening two games of the tournament for each team. The teams then played 2 more games at Mohegan sun with a champion of each division being crowned on Sunday. I think there was a chance there could have been a tie but that didn't happen. Past champions of the Naismith division were North Carolina, Ohio State and Kentucky. Not sure why their website doesn't list this. Good venue not the best organized.
Now kindly remove the asterisk from PC!
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