The National Post has the first in what promises to be numerous CIS pieces, announcing the rankings Carleton seeded #1
Chad Lucas has his thoughts on the seedings and some pre-announcement Final 8 seeding speculation
Chad also has his report on yesterday's AUS championship game SMU's happy ending: Huskies win first AUS title since 1999 also John DeCoste of novanewsnow.ca has a story Huskies hold off Axemen for AUS crown Finally Chris Cochrane's column in this morning's Halifax Chronicle-Herald A Great Final 6 showing
Neate Sager's piece on the CIS Blog SMU win sparks hoops debate and a first preview of the 4 first round games in Eight is enough as well as a note about Ottawa-area teams on his Out of Left Field blog
James Mirtle recaps the OUA Wilson Cup championship in this morning's Globe & Mail in Mentor humbles an understudy
Morris Dalla Costa provides the Western perspective for the Nationals seeding in the London Free Press
Jim Wallace of the St. Catharines Standard recaps Sunday's OUA Bronze medal game in which Brock punches ticket for Nationals Ottawa Citizen's short piece on Gee-Gees falling short of basketball Nationals also the Ottawa Sun has a piece this morning on the game GG's hopes bite the Dust
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Citizen column on men's hoops
At first I thought that the OUA made a good choice since the U of T has improved so much in recent years but the more I read about the snub the more I am starting to agree with the complaints. This was as dominant a season as CIS basketball has ever seen and Smart's past success should not be sued as a reason against voting for him. The fact that the team has been so strong for five years, lost their best player and yet managed to exceed expectations says a lot. Smart is the best coach in the CIS, period.
Whoever wins the award this year will have an asterix beside their name in the minds of many....and deservedly so.
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