Part of the “Tuesday Following Monday” routine for me is cranking out a CAA piece for the Blue Ribbon Postseason Tournament Guide. (Heck, I did preseason, so it makes sense, right?)
Sleep would be nice, but that’s for another day. Right now I need to figure out who this Gerald Lee guy is. I hear he’s pretty good.
So we’ve been buried with that, as I chose to add another team this year. We’ll get to regular CAA programming tomorrow, which includes postseason info, and why it’s stupid to take the CAA tournament out of Richmond.
Until then, I highly suggest getting a copy of the Blue Ribbon postseason guide. Here’s why: you can read the three-inch box in USA Today with nothing but stats, or you can read 1,500 words on all 65 teams.
The tournament edition features a season wrap-up and tournament outlook and a full page of statistics and tournament history. There’s blank brackets and predictions.
Reserve your copy now here or call 1-877-807-4857 from 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Eastern Monday through Friday.
March 9th, 2010 at 5:46 pm
I look forward to hearing why you think it is “stupid” to take the tournament out of Richmond. “Stupid” is a very strong word word to use.
I’ll wait to read before posting an opinion, but get ready for a throng of accusations of “VCU bias” the minute it goes live.
March 9th, 2010 at 11:14 pm
It’s time. Good riddance, Richmond. If anything, the conference tournament could be rotated regionally every few years, so a few more schools besides VCU get the home court advantage (of course, it’s hard to beat the advantage of being blocks away from home).
March 10th, 2010 at 10:28 am
Before you call me out, let me ask you this: What better marketing tool does the tourney have then the conference tournament?
March 10th, 2010 at 12:19 pm
Other than winning games in the NCAA Tournament? Or having a former CAA player excel in the NBA, I’m not sure what better marketing tool there is.