Everybody knows seven is a lucky number. Once Northeastern won their eighth-straight CAA game the streak seemed like more than luck. And yet, in the end, eight was the unlucky number for the Huskies when the streak came to an abrupt halt at home.
With six CAA squads in action, including three of the biggest names in the conference at the moment, George Mason strengthened their grip on the conference while Drexel continued their disappointing slide.
When East Carolina's football team left Conference USA last week, its other sports teams lost their home. Could they end up fighting it out in the Colonial? CAA commissioner Tom Yeager hasn't said no.
After trying to cling to the preseason notions of Dragons and Blue Hens atop the league, it's time to accept the Colonial's reality: George Mason is the best, and the rest are the rest.
With expectations sky-high coming into the season after last year's roller coaster finale, the entire CAA has stumbled out of the gate, leading to being the 19th best conference in the country. What went wrong?
With injuries, slow starts, and surprise players, the CAA has taken an unorthodox start to the year, and I've had to throw out the playbook on the season that I expected. Here's where the teams stand after two weeks.
Everybody loves power rankings, and it's never too easy to start rolling them out. Nine days is enough time evaluate our CAA teams on their starts, and we've got a few surprises near the top of the Colonial thus far.
With the number one-rated player in the CAA and four of five starters returning, the Drexel Dragons are looking to the upcoming season as having the potential to make a statement.
VCU might be gone, but a trio of pairs should lead the conference into its new chapter. Who from the Dragons, (Blue) Hens and Huskies lead the way in our latest mid-major top 10?
If Stony Brook and Albany are moving to the Colonial for only football, what does that say about basketball expansion for the league. We chatted it out with the best minds on Twitter to get a consensus.
