Best Teams in NY

[JustDrastik]

So I came to thinking - it is early on in the season, but what would your top 5 or top 10 teams be in NY?

 

I would assume Cuse would be ontop but after that, I feel everything is open for intrepretation...

[UA_MA_2000]

I'd be impressed if anyone could simply name all the Division I college basketball teams in the state! (There's a bunch)

[danes05]

Albany

Buffalo

Binghamton

Stony Brook

Syracuse

Cornell

Wagner

Siena

Iona

Niagra

Fordham

Colgate

Columbia

St.Johns

Canisius

St.Bonaventure

Manhattan

Marist

LIU

St Francis (NY) of course.

Army

 

That's all I could come up with off the top of my head. I may have missed a couple.

[UAalum72]

Hofstra

[bleedpurple101]

Albany

Army

Binghamton

Buffalo

Canisius

Colgate

Columbia

Cornell

Fordham

Hofstra

Iona

LIU

Manhattan

Marist

Niagara

St. Bonaventures

Saint Francis

St. Johns

Siena

Stony Brook

Syracuse

Wagner

[UA_MA_2000]

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[ATL_DANE]

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/6/60/Cbd1.PNG

 

Great find. I love the map.

 

I agree with the general view I hear on AGS. There are too many D1 schools for both basketball and football. The NCAA has a hold on divisional transfers for the next four years. I wonder if they'd do anything to thin the heard of D1 basketball? Add a capacity requirement to separate the 'haves' from the 'have nots'? Something they do in football. Mind you, I want UA to be a 'have'.

 

New York is killing itself with too many D1 basketball schools. We have great D1 basketball talent but there are too many teams. They don't even have space to write all the names in the NY metro area.

[UAalum72]

and somebody should tell James 'Harry' Nelson of Madison, Miss. that he has America East as the only conference not in alphabetical order in the color key - we should be at the top of the list, ahead of the Atlantic 10 and the Atlantic Coast (not the ACC). How can he dis us like that?