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David Butler II-USA TODAY Sports Can Siena cap off a strong season with a tournament berth? Can Monmouth finally end a streak of heartbreak? Or will Iona write the same old story even with an unusual season and a new coach and qualify for the big dance yet again? All seem like viable possibilities in a season that saw almost every MAAC team significantly affected by COVID. Though Siena crossed the regular season finish line with the best record, neither they nor any team appears dominant enough to be a lock for the tourney crown. The MAAC chose a different path than most in choosing to seed by total wins instead of by win percentage or even metric-adjusted win percentage. In doing so, a team like Iona, who owns a share of the second best winning percentage. is vastly under-seeded, perhaps, due to a couple of large COVID delays that notably caused its coach to call for the postponement of the season. They could face teams like Siena earlier than they would under nor ....
Monmouth coach King Rice and Saint Peter's coach Shaheen Holloway have concerns about having a limited number of fans for the MAAC Tournament, where teams will stay in casino environments. ....
What Does It Take to Be No. 1? A year ago, no one really wanted the No. 1 overall pick in the NBA Draft. Sure, Minnesota Timberwolves general manager Gersson Rosas did his best to muster up a smile, but the top of the draft was beyond underwhelming. This year it’s the polar opposite. “There are at least three guys that would have gone No. 1 last season, maybe as many as five,” one NBA general manager told me earlier this week. “No one was tanking last season,” another added. “This year will be different.” Oklahoma State guard Cade Cunningham stepped onto campus in Stillwater as the de facto frontrunner to be selected first in the 2021 NBA Draft, but he’s got some legit competition after a couple months of college hoops. Fellow frosh Jalen Suggs has been terrific at Gonzaga, showcasing an improved perimeter shot to go along with his elite-level passing and court vision at the point guard spot. There’s also freshman Evan Mobley, a skilled and ta ....