http://sports.espn.go.com/ncw/rankings?pol...2008&week=1
My Mountaineers are 22nd
not too shabby and they've been picked to finish 3rd in the BE
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QUOTE(theodoresdaddy @ Nov 2 2007, 05:47 AM) 
http://sports.espn.go.com/ncw/rankings?pol...2008&week=1
My Mountaineers are 22nd
not too shabby and they've been picked to finish 3rd in the BE
Our Lady Eers could make some noise in the Big East. I think they've got everyone back, including Meg Bulger who's missed the better part of the last two seasons with a knee injury. Still, with Rutgers and UConn, a third-place finish may be as good as it gets.
QUOTE(jerseyguy @ Nov 2 2007, 01:56 PM)
Our Lady Eers could make some noise in the Big East. I think they've got everyone back, including Meg Bulger who's missed the better part of the last two seasons with a knee injury. Still, with Rutgers and UConn, a third-place finish may be as good as it gets.
I'm looking forward to WVU hosting Tennessee in Charleston. With All American Bulger healed and the top 9 players back, WVU could be a darkhorse for the Final 4.
Should be a great season of MountainEER hoops.
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