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College Basketball Bubble Watch
Pass or fail time for teams still on the bubble
Thank you, Kent State. Glad to see some team finally gets that you are supposed to win your way into the field of 65, not just lose fewer games than the rest of the bubble brethren. The Golden Flashes clearly were the big winners of the BracketBusters event. They had the most at stake entering Saturday and now have every right to expect strong at-large consideration, if needed.
In general, it was a weird week. A slew of teams that were in good position really slipped, while a comparable number of teams that were dicey now look much stronger. What that leaves, especially in leagues like the ACC, Big 12, SEC and A-10, is a complete morass in the middle. It's hard to recall a season in which there was this much potential variance for this many major conferences this late in the season. It should make the major-conference portion of championship week much more interesting than usual.
Outside the seven conferences broken out below, there's an increasingly large number of teams positioning themselves for at-large bids, if they need them. For fans of bubblers, here's a handy list of teams you are rooting for to win their conference tournaments (and, more than likely, save an at-large for someone else): Memphis (C-USA), Drake (Missouri Valley), Butler (Horizon), South Alabama (Sun Belt), BYU (Mountain West), Kent State (MAC), Gonzaga/Saint Mary's (WCC). How those leagues go will have a big effect on how many borderline teams will make it on March 16.
One more piece of good news: We're amping things up to twice a week now, so check out the next update on Wednesday, Feb. 27.
As always, the records listed are Division I only, per NCAA Tournament selection guidelines. If you have a legitimate grievance or just like talking bubble, send an e-mail to email@example.com.
Next update: Feb. 27.
|Atlantic 10 Conference
|Work left to do: Dayton, Temple, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Saint Joseph's
Things are breaking the wrong way for the A-10, with Xavier creating tons of clearance at the top and everyone else mushing together in an indistinguishable middle. Some huge games Sunday will help determine what this landscape will look like in the next update Wednesday. Right now, the league is on the brink of ending up with just two bids, which was unthinkable for most of the season.
Work left to do:
Dayton [25-8 (13-5), RPI: 32, SOS: 113] Losing at La Salle on Thursday was a crushing blow. Now the Flyers have a huge shot at Xavier on Sunday at home. If they can't handle the X-men, they will be 5-8 in league play and in rough shape. Yes, the Flyers should get a lot of consideration for Chris Wright's absence, but they have a lot of league losses, and there is no guarantee they will look as formidable as they did when he returns. Dayton had two outstanding nonconference wins -- at Louisville and versus Pitt -- and several other solid nonleague wins, which should help bolster the Flyers' case if Wright can make it back.
Temple [23-10 (13-5), RPI: 34, SOS: 61] The loss to Fordham on Saturday at home more or less eliminated the Owls, who now probably need to win their last four to have any reasonable chance. Their nonconference schedule is littered with seven losses, which could be too many to make up, barring a huge push down the stretch and a strong A-10 tournament.
Rhode Island [21-9 (13-5), RPI: 65, SOS: 145] The Rams lost this past week at home to Xavier and UMass (getting swept by the Minutemen) and now are in very precarious position. Sunday's home game against Saint Joe's is a virtual must-win. A nonconference win over Syracuse is the best the Rams have to offer in that category, and their RPI rapidly decayed with these home losses. Right now, this is a profile that is screaming to be omitted come Selection Sunday, which is shocking, given where the Rams were just a couple of weeks ago.
Massachusetts [17-15 (10-8), RPI: 80, SOS: 36] How quickly things can change in this league. Left for virtual dead a week ago, the Minutemen clearly were the big winners in the A-10 this week. Handling Saint Louis at home, then getting a win (and a season sweep) at Rhode Island put UMass in fairly strong shape. The Minutemen are a robust 5-2 against the RPI Top 50. Their last four (St. Bona, at Richmond, La Salle, at GW) are about as soft as you can get in this conference, even though several of those teams are playing much better. Their RPI is hanging in there. UMass was swept by Saint Joseph's and lost to Xavier, but beat Dayton and Charlotte in its only meetings with those teams. Like Rhode Island, it beat Syracuse. But unlike the Rams, the Minutemen also beat BC and Houston in nonconference play, so they have more on which to lean.
Saint Joseph's [13-18 (7-11), RPI: 182, SOS: 103] The Hawks dropped three of their past four league games, but with the way the entire league is backsliding, they still find themselves in second place heading into Sunday's big game at Rhode Island. The season sweep of UMass could be a huge chip come Selection Sunday, especially as the Minutemen have surged into bubble contention. Saint Joe's also has one of the toughest collections of nonleague losses in the land. Two were in overtime (Gonzaga, at Creighton), and two were close defeats (at Syracuse, Holy Cross). Still, its RPI is pretty suspect, and with a bunch of home games to close, 10-6 might be the target.
|Atlantic Coast Conference
|Teams that should be in: Clemson
Work left to do: Maryland, Miami (FL), Wake Forest, Virginia Tech
What Maryland giveth away, Miami taketh, and each team's fortune looks vastly different this week. A lot of the pecking order will be established in the last three or four games before the ACC tourney. Beyond Duke, UNC and Clemson, there is no other team that looks likely to make it at this point.
Should be in:
Clemson [16-15 (8-10), RPI: 103, SOS: 64] Not being able to take care of business in Tallahassee put a bit more pressure on the Tigers. But they could get two more regular-season wins in their last four games, and that should be enough. Clemson still looks like ACC team No. 3, especially with Maryland's fade. Wins over Purdue and Mississippi State in nonconference play look very solid.
Work left to do:
Maryland [27-6 (14-4), RPI: 12, SOS: 55] The Terps are officially back in trouble after dropping games to Virginia Tech (finishing a season sweep) and at Miami (in the teams' only meeting). Their RPI is extremely questionable for an at-large bid, due in part to a number of home and neutral losses in nonconference play. One of those, to VCU, could hurt if the Rams don't win the CAA auto bid. Maryland needs to find three more wins (including the ACC tourney) to have a truly legit claim.
Miami (FL) [21-12 (10-8), RPI: 62, SOS: 77] The Canes were huge movers this week, running their winning streak to four after beating Georgia Tech, Duke and Maryland. Suddenly, the Canes' computer profile doesn't seem as out of line with what they have done on the court. Miami had a few credible wins in nonconference play, including victories over Mississippi State and VCU.
Wake Forest [13-19 (5-13), RPI: 147, SOS: 27] The Deacons greatly improved their lot by upsetting Duke last Sunday. Now they head to Chapel Hill for another shot at a big win. Their best work in nonconference play was their home win over BYU. None of the losses were bad.
Virginia Tech [11-22 (2-16), RPI: 227, SOS: 81] It's time to take another look at the Hokies now that they are over .500 in the league. Their next two games are at home (Boston College and Wake Forest), so a 9-7 finish isn't at all unreasonable. If they can win a couple of ACC tourney games, they could make a late run to the Dance. The problem is, their nonconference schedule has next to nothing, other than losses to very good (and a couple of OK) teams.
|Big 12 Conference
|Work left to do: Baylor, Oklahoma, Texas A&M, Kansas State
This wasn't a great week for the Big 12, as the two teams in best position -- Kansas State and Texas A&M -- both backslid with a pair of losses. Now there is a bit more of a muddle in the middle, and with the schedules breaking the way they do, it could be even more bunched up next week. Right now, there might be anywhere from four to six bids in this conference, depending on the stretch run.
Work left to do:
Baylor [23-9 (11-7), RPI: 10, SOS: 3] The Bears rebounded from the crushing last-second loss to Oklahoma by taking out Kansas State on Saturday, which is a huge win at this stage. Now back to .500 in the league and with a manageable last four (at Colorado, Mizzou, A&M, at Texas Tech), the Bears are in position to overcome the skid that saw them drop six of seven league games after their five-overtime win at Texas A&M on Jan. 23. Baylor beat Notre Dame and Winthrop on its way to the Paradise Jam title in the Virgin Islands, and it won at South Carolina. The Bears' nonconference losses were by three to Washington State at home and to Arkansas in Dallas.
Oklahoma [22-10 (12-6), RPI: 18, SOS: 17] Stealing the overtime win against Baylor on Tuesday might look huge in three weeks. That finished off a sweep of the bubble-rival Bears and, with the loss that followed at Texas on Saturday, allowed the Sooners to stay at .500 in the league. Their three-game skid in league play earlier this month came when Longar Longar was out, so they should get some consideration there. As far as nonconference play, early losses to Memphis and USC were understandable. The home loss to Stephen F. Austin was less so, even with the excellent season SFA is having. The Sooners did beat Gonzaga and West Virginia on neutral floors for some heft and some good tiebreaking chips if things fall a certain way.
Texas A&M [20-11 (11-7), RPI: 68, SOS: 98] What seemed like a blip (losing to Oklahoma State on Feb. 16 at home) now has become a full-fledged problem, after the Aggies got destroyed at Texas last Monday and lost at home to Nebraska on Saturday. The Aggies have themselves in a bit of a mess. The Wednesday home game against Texas Tech is huge, as are the last three (at Oklahoma, at Baylor, Kansas). It's not certain that their nonconference profile can help them enough to overcome a 7-9 league mark. The Aggies did rout Ohio State early in the season, which could help in a comparison with the equally bubbly Buckeyes. The other wins -- over UTEP, Washington, Alabama and LSU -- were decent but not great. Having blown a big lead and lost at Arizona might prove costly, as well.
Kansas State [15-17 (8-10), RPI: 96, SOS: 20] K-State dropped games at Nebraska and Baylor this week, making it four straight losses away from Bramlage, and the Wildcats now have played themselves into a bit of bubble concern. Their next two games are at home against Texas and at Kansas, so barring an upset in one of those, this profile won't look that great next week. They close with Colorado and at Iowa State, so they still can get to the 10-6 mark, and that should see them through. But room for error is dwindling. Having a win over Kansas never hurts, but a win over Cal is the best thing on a nonconference résumé that includes losses to George Mason, Notre Dame, Oregon and Xavier.
|Big East Conference
|Teams that should be in: Pittsburgh
Work left to do: Villanova, West Virginia, Cincinnati, Syracuse, Seton Hall
There's no longer any reason to be stingy in this league. Notre Dame and Marquette have done enough to join the land of the locked. With five good to go, who's next? Pitt looks primed, Syracuse and West Virginia are positioned OK, and who's this ... Villanova??? The Cats are back in the hunt.
Should be in:
Pittsburgh [18-14 (8-10), RPI: 74, SOS: 43] Pitt let one get away Thursday at Notre Dame and now has a big two-game homestand, starting with Louisville on Sunday. The Panthers probably only need to get to 9-9 to get in, but it is no lock that they will do so, given that road trips to Syracuse and West Virginia remain. Their nonconference win over Duke obviously looks great. A victory at Washington probably is the next-best thing on their out-of-conference resume.
Work left to do:
Villanova [32-2 (16-2), RPI: 4, SOS: 52] Now how much are we going to hear about the foul calls against NC State and Georgetown? By beating West Virginia and UConn, the Wildcats thrust themselves right back into the at-large fight, and those two games that were affected by questionable foul calls could be really important. What's now important is finding a way to get Casiem Drummond healthy again. His foot acted up, and he missed the UConn win. Nova's best nonconference win was over George Mason.
West Virginia [23-9 (11-7), RPI: 24, SOS: 39] A 2-1 week kept the Mountaineers on track for the NCAAs. Three of their last four are on the road, where they have struggled, so nothing is set in stone. WVU's two nonconference losses were to Tennessee and Oklahoma on neutral courts (although the loss to the Sooners was in Charleston, W.Va.).
Cincinnati [22-10 (13-5), RPI: 41, SOS: 56] The Bearcats' case remains extremely slim, but there are a couple of big wins available down the stretch, and they still could finish 12-6 in the league. Would that be enough with a decent conference tournament run? It's not impossible, even though it is hard to recall the last at-large team that had a five-game nonconference losing streak. They also lost to Belmont and Bowling Green.
Syracuse [18-13 (9-9), RPI: 67, SOS: 35] The Orange have a big game on tap at Notre Dame on Sunday after losing at Louisville on Monday. They probably need to win two of their last four (at ND, Pitt, at Seton Hall, Marquette) to feel decent about their chances, and none will be easy. In nonconference play, their win at Virginia is the best on an OK slate, and the Cavaliers aren't helping matters by sinking in the ACC. Home losses to UMass and Rhode Island are no disgrace, but certainly don't help.
Seton Hall [16-15 (6-12), RPI: 94, SOS: 72] It looks bad for the Pirates, even though their last four games all are very winnable. As with Syracuse, their best nonconference win was over Virginia, although the Pirates won that one on a neutral court at the Palestra in Philly.
|Big Ten Conference
|Work left to do: Ohio State
Michigan State gets locked up again, which makes it four for the league. There appears to be only one more viable contender: Ohio State. The Buckeyes need to start winning some games against comparable opponents.
Work left to do:
Ohio State [23-10 (11-7), RPI: 39, SOS: 74] The Buckeyes have a dangerously empty profile (1-7 vs. RPI Top 50) and a tough stretch run (Wisconsin, at Indiana, at Minnesota, Purdue, Michigan State), so don't be surprised if this team finds itself in bubble trouble if it finishes at 9-9 in the Big Ten -- or maybe even 10-8. Wins over Syracuse at Madison Square Garden and over Florida in Columbus were the nonconference bright spots. OSU also lost to Tennessee, Texas A&M, North Carolina and Butler.
|Pac-12 Conference
|Teams that should be in: Arizona, Washington State
Work left to do: Oregon, California, Arizona State, USC
Five Pac-10 teams seem on their way now that Arizona, Wazzu and USC have consolidated their positions. What will happen after them is anyone's guess. Arizona State might have the best chance of the remaining three, but none are in great shape. Can a league with nine very competitive teams end up with only five bids?
Should be in:
Arizona [31-3 (16-2), RPI: 6, SOS: 38] While it's hard to believe the No. 1 SOS team would be left out, Wildcats fans have to feel a bit better after the win at Washington State on Saturday. If the Cats finish at .500 in the league, which they have a good shot of doing, they should be fine. Even 8-10 might be good enough, given some of the injury issues, but why risk it? The Cats were swept by Arizona State, but it doesn't look likely that those two teams will be on the same evaluation tier come Selection Sunday. Their best nonconference win was over Texas A&M, which is looking dicier by the day. They also won at UNLV and Houston, which are solid road victories.
Washington State [13-18 (7-11), RPI: 163, SOS: 82] Despite yet another home loss (the latest was on Saturday to Arizona), the Cougars still look to be in solid shape. Weirdly, they are 5-2 on the road in league play and just 4-4 at home. Still, they swept both Oregon and USC, which is a nice comparison boost. Nonconference wins at Baylor and Gonzaga also should be helpful, if needed.
Work left to do:
Oregon [24-9 (13-5), RPI: 26, SOS: 48] There is no way to sugarcoat this: The Ducks probably need to win five straight games to make the NCAAs. That would get them to 9-9 and into the Pac-10 semis (including a first-round game as one of the four lowest seeds). The Ducks now are 1-7 against the top four teams in the league, which isn't a great indicator of upside. Kansas State and Utah were their best nonconference wins, but the Ducks also lost at Saint Mary's, Nebraska and Oakland.
California [18-15 (7-11), RPI: 92, SOS: 62] Nothing has changed, as the Golden Bears haven't played since last Saturday. Their final surge starts Sunday at Stanford. Cal probably needs to win four of its last five to have a legit at-large chance, and with road games at the Cardinal and the L.A. schools left, it won't be easy. Cal beat Missouri and San Diego State in an uninspired nonconference slate, and its RPI is extremely weak for an at-large candidate.
Arizona State [17-15 (9-9), RPI: 102, SOS: 66] The Sun Devils got a really, really big win at Washington on Saturday. They still very well might need to get three of their last four, given the weakness of their nonconference profile, but it's possible. They host the L.A. schools, then travel to the Oregon schools to wrap up things. That March 6 game at Oregon has all the makings of a huge bubble game. Their rout of Xavier is a very good chip, but it's the only game from their nonconference run that will help.
USC [12-20 (3-15), RPI: 201, SOS: 88] The Trojans took care of business against the Oregon schools this past week at home and now are in very solid shape. With a road trip to the Arizona schools and then home games against the Bay Area duo, two wins in the last four seems very reasonable. That should be more than enough to get the Trojans dancing. They also swept Oregon, which can't hurt for comparisons with the Ducks. In addition, USC beat Oklahoma, Miami (Ohio) and Southern Illinois for its best nonconference wins. The season-opening loss to Mercer at home hurt, and the Trojans just missed on big-name chances against Kansas and Memphis with two four-point losses.
|Southeastern Conference
|Teams that should be in: Mississippi State
Work left to do: Kentucky, Arkansas, Ole Miss, Florida
Mississippi State looks to be closing in on a bid, which would give the SEC three. After that? Arkansas probably is in the best shape, and then the three other teams all have work to do. There still is a pretty wide range of possibilities here. Four bids seems pretty likely. Six seems possible, too.
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Mississippi State [12-19 (6-12), RPI: 217, SOS: 125] The Bulldogs split their road trip at Ole Miss and South Carolina this past week, and with the help of Arkansas, remain strongly positioned to win the SEC West. Even if they take out only Auburn and LSU at home, that will be 11 SEC wins, which should be plenty to overcome a so-so nonconference performance and get to the NCAAs. For whatever it's worth, Missouri is the only decent nonconference win, and it's up against losses to Clemson, Southern Illinois, Miami (Ohio), Miami and South Alabama.
Work left to do:
Kentucky [34-0 (18-0), RPI: 1, SOS: 45] Make it eight wins in their past nine games for the Wildcats, who remain on track to get maybe 11 or 12 SEC wins and become a legitimate bubble discussion. If they can handle Ole Miss and Florida at home and a trip to South Carolina, they won't even need to win in Knoxville to get to the dozen mark. Who would have thought this was possible after a bad nonconference slate that included crippling home losses to Gardner-Webb and San Diego? Is there any way the ultimate Billy Gillispie irony happens, in which UK makes it and A&M somehow doesn't?
Arkansas [26-8 (13-5), RPI: 19, SOS: 41] The rout of LSU on Wednesday at home takes a bit of the sting off three straight road losses, the latest on Saturday at Kentucky. But the Razorbacks don't have the most favorable schedule for the stretch run. Wednesday's game at struggling Alabama now is pretty important, with Vandy on tap Saturday. The Hogs' nonconference win over Baylor still looks pretty good. Victories over VCU and Missouri are decent, too. Losses to Providence and Appalachian State (the latter in Little Rock) are less so.
Ole Miss [20-12 (11-7), RPI: 57, SOS: 49] Losing by 20 at last-place LSU on Saturday (even with the Tigers playing better lately) could be the blow that ultimately slays the Rebels. That's seven losses in their past 10 games, and their RPI is slipping badly. They very well might need to win their last four league games to have a chance, and that starts Wednesday at Kentucky. A win over Clemson in Puerto Rico was the out-of-league highlight, but their victory over South Alabama was quality, too.
Florida [16-17 (8-10), RPI: 71, SOS: 4] Their only game this week was a three-point home squeaker over South Carolina, so the Gators are more or less in the same position as last week. Their last four (at Georgia, Mississippi State, Tennessee, at Kentucky) aren't easy, and that trip to Athens looks like a very critical game. Florida's best nonconference win was over Temple, which tells you all you need to know about that part of its schedule. It still could take 10 SEC wins for this club, so there is work left to do, for sure.
|Other at-large contenders
|Teams that should be in: BYU, Saint Mary's, Kent State, South Alabama
Work left to do: VCU, Davidson, Stephen F Austin, Illinois State, UNLV, Western Kentucky, UAB, Creighton, Oral Roberts, New Mexico, George Mason, Houston, Southern Illinois
Kent State gets the gold(en) medal for its win Sunday at Saint Mary's. Kudos to the Flashes, who now are very serious at-large candidates. Beyond that, there's not too much more to see here. Despite a loss, BYU gets a proper adjustment up. South Alabama has a pretty good claim, and the WCC duo still looks pretty solid. And beyond that? There might not be a beyond that ...
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BYU [23-9 (13-5), RPI: 38, SOS: 75] The Cougars were misslotted last week and take their rightful place at the next level in this edition, despite their loss Saturday at San Diego State. That removed a bit of the Cougars' margin for error, but if they can win Tuesday at New Mexico (not a given), they will be in very good shape to win the Mountain West, which basically is a golden ticket. Their RPI remains good. The Cougars also have a very good nonconference win over Louisville, although they lost to North Carolina and Michigan State in competitive efforts. Their loss at Wake Forest doesn't look nearly as bad now as it did at the time.
Saint Mary's [20-9 (13-5), RPI: 69, SOS: 104] The Gaels couldn't handle the Golden Flashes, so we will keep them here for now. They still look ready to dance, although they best not overlook San Diego on Monday night. A loss there, and they will be in third place on tiebreaker, and they still need to travel to Gonzaga next weekend. Of bigger concern is big man Omar Samhan's shoulder, which popped out against Kent and kept him to eight minutes. They will need him at Gonzaga and for the WCC tournament. Their solid nonconference slate includes victims like Drake, Oregon, Seton Hall, San Diego State and Ohio.
Kent State [20-11 (12-6), RPI: 90, SOS: 153] Thank you. Finally, we found a team that decided to make a positive statement about its at-large candidacy. The Golden Flashes cashed in their BracketBusters chance at Saint Mary's, handing the Gaels their first home loss of the season. That was the kind of high-profile win the Flashes needed out of conference. Wins over Illinois State and George Mason could come in handy, too. Their stretch run isn't easy by MAC standards, and the finale at Akron could be pretty important for the overall profile, but this smells like an at-large team right now and deserves a bump up.
South Alabama [10-21 (9-11), RPI: 276, SOS: 206] The Jags won at Western Kentucky to sweep the season series and bolster their at-large hopes. If they can take care of business and win out, clinching at least a share of the league crown, a finals appearance in the Sun Belt tourney might be enough. South Alabama's three nonconference losses were at Ole Miss by three, at Vandy by three in double overtime and by five to Miami (Ohio) in Anaheim. Its best nonleague win was at home over Mississippi State.
Work left to do:
VCU [26-9 (12-6), RPI: 14, SOS: 9] The Rams probably are the only at-large hopeful left in the CAA after winning at Akron in BracketBusters. They have two upper-division games left in league play, which will help their RPI some if they can take both. Either way, they look ready to win the league title, which should be worth something. They also beat Houston and Maryland in nonconference play, but a loss to MEAC member Hampton won't help.
Davidson [23-7 (14-4), RPI: 33, SOS: 122] The Wildcats got past local rival Winthrop on the road to keep their at-large dream modestly alive. If they end up 20-0 in the SoCon -- and that's no lock, with games remaining against App State and at Georgia Southern -- then lose in the league final, they should be a very hotly debated team on Selection Sunday. Would they be one of the 34 "best" teams available? Probably. Would they have one of the 34 best profiles? Probably not. The Wildcats showed in close early losses to North Carolina, Duke, NC State and UCLA how good they are, but can a SoCon team really overcome a 2-6 record in D-I nonconference games?
Stephen F Austin [26-4 (17-1), RPI: 35, SOS: 193] The Jacks are back for a look with their spiffy new top-50 RPI. That said, there are several issues: They have four non-DI wins as part of their profile, and they are not even in first place in the Southland. They beat Lamar in the teams' only meeting, but the Cardinals, at 11-1, still are a game ahead. Their last four league games are against teams that are .500 or worse in league play, so SFA could be 24-4 in D-I games should it lose in the Southland final. Would that be enough? Probably not, but a win at Oklahoma showed that this team is pretty decent.
Illinois State [20-12 (11-7), RPI: 66, SOS: 63] The Redbirds probably don't have enough juice to get an at-large bid, but the schedule breaks well for them to have a chance. They need to handle Wright State in a Sunday BrackBusters game, and then they get cracks at Creighton and at Southern Illinois. If they can win out, they will finish second in the Valley by a multiple-game margin, which would look solid. Illinois State's best nonconference win was over Cincinnati. Shame it didn't handle Kent State in early December. That really would have helped.
UNLV [17-15 (8-10), RPI: 104, SOS: 70] BYU's loss at San Diego State opened the door a bit for the Rebels to get a piece of the MWC crown, which could be significant. They also get the conference tourney on their home court, which is an advantage (for getting the auto bid) and a disadvantage (a loss there will be really harmful for at-large purposes). Their three-point loss to Arizona at home was a big missed opportunity in nonconference play. They also lost to Louisville by 20 and don't have a really good nonconference win, despite a profile that is decent overall.
Western Kentucky [18-12 (12-6), RPI: 117, SOS: 160] It's hard to see how the Toppers could get an at-large bid, now that they were swept by South Alabama. Their overall profile is weak and lacks a marquee win. Their best nonconference win was over Nebraska. The Toppers did come close against Gonzaga and Tennessee, but no cigar.
UAB [18-15 (12-6), RPI: 132, SOS: 109] The Blazers got a huge two-point home win over Houston to take the teams' only meeting and pull into a tie for second in the conference with the Cougars. The Blazers' last four aren't easy, starting with a tricky trip to UTEP and ending at Memphis, so there's plenty of work to do, but they still have hope. They beat Cincinnati and Kentucky for their best nonconference wins. It could break that the Blazers will meet Houston in the C-USA semis, which would be a knockout game. They probably need to beat Memphis (once) to have a real chance, though. That would either get them the auto bid or give them the marquee win they lack.
Creighton [14-19 (4-14), RPI: 146, SOS: 60] The Bluejays' current standing in the Valley, tied for fourth at 9-7, probably isn't enough to get them to at-large land. They have an OK nonconference slate, in which they beat Nebraska and (more importantly, for bubble purposes) Saint Joseph's. They escaped Saturday at Oral Roberts in BracketBusters. Would four wins in a row to end the regular season (88-67 over Missouri State, 65-64 over Oral Roberts, at Illinois State, against Bradley) make things interesting? It's worth keeping half an eye on.
Oral Roberts [16-14 (10-6), RPI: 164, SOS: 225] The home last-second BracketBusters loss to Creighton probably ended this debate. The Golden Eagles still don't have a top-50 win and they're not unbeaten in league play, either. They'd have a very gaudy record if they run the table from here and lose to, say, IUPUI, in a tough final, but there are other teams like Houston and UAB with similar profiles from a better conference. ORU beat Oklahoma State, but whiffed on every big chance in nonconference play (losses to Texas A&M, Arkansas and Texas).
New Mexico [15-16 (7-11), RPI: 172, SOS: 115] Hey, look at the Lobos, winners of six straight and now in the RPI Top 50. After getting through the Air Force/Utah road trip (never easy), New Mexico now has an enormous week in which it hosts BYU and UNLV. If the Lobos can leapfrog the Rebels and finish in second place, that will help their cause. There is not much in their nonconference profile that will help. You can see that just by looking at the SOS.
George Mason [8-22 (4-14), RPI: 223, SOS: 54] The Patriots almost certainly will need the CAA auto bid after coughing up a 13-point halftime lead and losing at Ohio in BracketBusters. They would need two VCU losses to even have a chance at a piece of the CAA regular-season title. GMU did beat Dayton, Kansas State and South Carolina in nonleague play, so it does have something to work with, but its RPI is very weak for an at-large from any conference.
Houston [13-19 (4-14), RPI: 239, SOS: 164] A tough two-point loss at UAB was a missed chance for the Cougars to create some separation and close in on a second-place finish. Those two teams now look to be on their way to a C-USA semifinal showdown that would be an elimination game. After two competitive losses to Memphis, what would the committee do with a Houston team that might not have an RPI top 50 win and could be 26-7 if it loses to Memphis again in the C-USA final? Its nonconference losses were to VCU, UMass and Arizona, so there's no shame in any of those. Houston could be one of the biggest debates come Selection Sunday.
Southern Illinois [11-21 (4-14), RPI: 278, SOS: 232] Could it happen if the Salukis win out until the Valley final? Maybe. It would be much better if they could catch Illinois State for second place, but they get the Redbirds at home in the season finale. And first they must handle Bradley in Peoria, which won't be easy. Beating Nevada by 25 in BracketBusters was a nice way to get their fourth straight win. In nonconference play, they beat Miss. State, Saint Mary's and Western Kentucky, so there is some good stuff in their profile, which also includes losses to USC, Indiana, Charlotte, Saint Louis, Western Michigan and Butler. How big does A.J. Graves' 30-foot buzzer-beater look now?
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Rated 3 out of 5 by Carl693 Westin Standards? We were there for our sons' basketball tournament during the long weekend. The hotel is 35 mins away from the strip which is a plus since I don't gamble. The ground is very nice, but the room is outdated. It is lacking the Westin amenities, such as hair dryer, ironing board, robe, slippers, room service menu, facilities information. There is not much food choices, fortunately we have our car with us, so we drove to The District 20 mins away for dinner and Omelette House for breakfast. It is a convenient location for the tournament, since the ballroom is attached to the hotel. This hotel is pet friendly. June 1, 2015
Rated 2 out of 5 by Bare no view It was a beautiful hotel and grounds. I wish I could have seen the grounds and the lake out of our window. I called and booked the room directly from the hotel, upgraded to a suite made sure I would get a view. When we checked in I confirmed upgrade and view, when I opened the door we did have an upgrade room but the view was of palm trees that had not been trimmed in quite a while. I could not see the lake and had to het up against the window to even see the ground below. 1 tree would have been ok but we were in a corner room so we had 2 trees in line blocking any chance of a view. I went to the desk and they said "we have no othr r rooms sorry" if this was a weekend I could maybe see it being full, the parkin lot was empty our whole stay, being we had no view we did a lot of walking around at night and early in the morning and the parking lot, bar, and pool was never over 10 people. We thought we found a nice close place to get away but I will not stay at that hotel again. It's to bad because we did enjoy everything but our room view. I have never been more disappointed with a stay then we were here. May 30, 2015
Rated 2 out of 5 by PhillyAl Sadly Disappointed I've stayed at countless Westin's and the staff at this chain has fallen over themselves to make my stay pleasant. This was a completely different story. I don't expect perfection but there was just countless disappointments. I will list them. They maybe trivial but I would never stay there again. Even though honestly, it is one of the nicest Westin properties I have been too. I will be much more detailed in my Trip Advisor review which I will post next week. 1. Walked around trying to get a late night meal. Maybe breakfast. Nothing open. They direct us to the bar who has a late nigh "bar" menu. Not smart when you are at a resort that is not near anything with no car. 2. One employee suggested room service. Great! went to the room and could not find a room service menu. In fact, we had no Westin property book that tells you where things are. So we called Service Express. They said they would send one right up. 40 mins of no show, I call again. They say that they are busy but sent one. Waited another half hour. Still no show. We end up sending someone down for one and luckily someone gave them a late night pizza place that would deliver. The room service menu was thin and expensive anyway.. 3. Next morning. Go down for some breakfast at 11am. We arrive at Rick's Cafe and I ask the hostess if they were still serving breakfast. She says they stop at 11:30. I look at my phone and I say, "oh good, it's only 11:18". She says hold on a second, goes in the back and comes back and says sorry, they already closed down breakfast. I just smiled at her and left. But are you kidding me???? A resort restaurant that would not accommodate us or even worse, their own published hours of operation.. Don't you need to sell things to stay in business? 4. One night we're sitting outside around one of the fires. A guy walks up to it and just turns it off. Doesn't say a word. No apologetic statement that they need to be turned off at a certain time. Just seemed rude. 5. We're there for a wedding. I take my suit out and need to iron my shirt. Open the closet and there is no iron or board. There's the hangers where there was one. I called service express and they told me they'll have to look around for one. I was able to find one in the 2nd room I had rented. Although that room was missing their refrigerator. Argh. BTW, never heard back from service express. 6. On the last day, after sitting at the pool for a few hours, came into grab lunch at Rick's Cafe. We stood at the entrance by the hostess desk for 1015 minutes (literally) without anyone acknowledging us. There were two tables in use and 4 waiters standing around talking. It was just too much. We had reservations for the steak and sushi restaurant for the last night dinner before going to the airport for our red eye flight. We were so disgusted that we didn't show up and just went to the airport 4 hours early and ate fast food. I had other guests making many of the same complaints. This place is beautiful but the staff and management is horrible. I can't say every staff member i had interaction with were bad. The front desk people were very nice. The bell desks guys were nice. Also had 1 or 2 decent drink waitresses but that was it. The wedding was a fun time but was the most unorganized one at that nice of a place I went too. I'm sad that I finally stayed outside the strip and ended up having a poor experience. May 17, 2015
Rated 3 out of 5 by Brandy782015 out-dated Room was not ready, outdoor wedding kept us up till 3am partying, and the room was very out-dated, and dirty. Outside pool was great. Spa was booked every day, could not get appointment. May 17, 2015


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Red Roof Inn Milford, Milford
- Free WiFi and free parking
Main amenities
- 109 smoke-free guestrooms
- Coffee/tea in the lobby
- Air conditioning
- Front desk safe
- Self-serve laundry
- Meeting room
What's around
- Silver Sands State Park (1.6 mi / 2.6 km)
- Westfield Connecticut Post Mall (4.6 mi / 7.4 km)
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- Deluxe 2 Full Beds Non-Smoking
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RG621-Lovely 3bd with A/C. Pool.United States, Hawaii, Koloa
About This Listing
Regency 621 - Central AC, 3 bedroom/3 bath short walk to Poipu Beach along the Poipu greenbelt. Pool, hot tub, bbq, tennis court.
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Central heating or a heater in the listing
In the building, free or for a fee
In the building, free or for a fee
Continuous access in the listing
Breakfast is provided.
The listing can accommodate a gathering of 25 or more attendees
Easy access to the building and listing for guests in wheelchairs
Private or Shared
Free, in the building or nearby
Posted emergency information and resources
The Space
*Central air conditioning
*Living room and dining area have high vaulted ceilings and open to an outdoor lanai that overlooks the pool and the landscaped lawn of the greenbelt
*3 bed/3 bath condo is beautifully decorated and fully furnished
*King bed in the master bedroom
*Two twin beds in the 2nd bedroom, which can convert to king
*Queen bed in the loft bedroom.
*Spacious kitchen is fully equipped for your convenience.
*Washer & dryer, cable TV, WiFi, all linens including beach towels and more!
Regency at Poipu Kai is centrally located on Kauai`s beautiful South Shore in the heart of Poipu. This vacation haven is equidistant between the Grand Hyatt Kauai and Shipwreck Beach and the world famous Poipu Beach and Brennecke`s Beach. Less than ten minutes walking time will take you to either. The Regency at Poipu Kai is graced by a beautiful walkway called the greenbelt which provides you with walking paths throughout the Poipu Kai area, a 70-acre resort consisting of several unique condo developments, a residential area with homes, a large tennis facility (Poipu Kai Racquet Club), and garden paths connecting the areas of the resort. The Regency at Poipu Kai has access to two swimming pools, one fronting Building 6 and one five minutes away--both have hot tubs.
Imagine yourself walking to beautiful Poipu Beach, perfect for swimming, snorkeling or laying out in the sunshine. Poipu Beach also has a large grassy park with a children`s play area, showers, bathrooms, restaurants and shopping. Next door, you will find Brennecke`s Beach--Kauai`s premier body surfing and body boarding beach.
In the other direction, you will discover the beauty of Shipwreck Beach to watch the sunrise or climb the Mahaulepu Coastal Trail beginning just beyond the beach. This trail is a special part of the Kauai History Heritage site and the last stretch of accessible coastline on the South Shore that has not been developed. The trail leads to beautiful Mahaulepu Beach, a great place to spot whales in the winter or observe (from a distance) a monk seal napping on the beach.
Or, try wandering around the Grand Hyatt Kauai Resort & Spa`s lush tropical gardens or indulge in a reviving treatment at the resort`s world-class Anara Spa. This lovely setting lets you easily explore the natural wonders of our Garden Isle of Kauai. Try dining at one of several delightful restaurants or enjoy Kauai`s galleries and shops. Treat yourself to one of Kauai`s best luaus, featuring authentic dance, events and cuisine.
On the opposite side of the Hyatt, only a ten-minute walk away, is the world famous Poipu Bay Golf Course situated on 210 oceanfront acres--challenging at all levels of play and yet fun for the novice as well. Poipu Bay hosted the PGA Grand Slam of Golf from (phone number hidden).
Central Air Conditioning
Garden and Pool Views
Off walking path to Grand Hyatt, restaurants and beaches
Less than 10 min walk to Poipu Beach
Hot Tub
Shared BBQ at Pool – steps from door
Large Spacious Unit
Nicely furnished, updated interior
55" Flat Screen TV with DVD and HD Cable in living room
32" Flat Screen TV with DVD in Master; 27" TV in Guest
Washer/Dryer in condo
High Speed internet
Fully equipped kitchen
Complimentary Island Soap and CandleWorks toiletries
Starter kit of Kauai Coffee Company coffee and condiments provided
All linens including beach towels provided
Starter kit of paper and cleaning products such as toilet paper, paper towels, laundry detergent, etc. provided
Sleeping Arrangements
Master bedroom: king bed
Guest bedroom: two twin beds that can be converted to king
Loft bedroom: queen bed
Tax Identification:w(phone number hidden)
Guest Access
Pool, hot tub, bbq, tennis court.
The Neighborhood
Located on Kauai's beautiful South Shore. The world famous Poipu beach offers a beautiful beach perfect for swimming, snorkeling or laying out in the sunshine. Poipu beach also has a large grassy park with children's play area, showers, bathrooms, restaurants and shopping. Next door you will find Brennecke's beach and Shipwreck beach great for boogie boarding or surfing. Also nearby is Lawai beach great for snorkeling and Baby beach perfect for little ones. Keep your eyes peeled for turtles and Hawaiian monk seals! Other nearby attractions include the award winning Anara spa, Two Shopping Centers, many restaurants, Koloa town, Spouting Horn, The National Tropical Botanical Garden and more!
Other Things to Note
Great Vacation Retreats offers exclusive 'Members Only' POIPU BEACH ATHLETIC CLUB MEMBERSHIPS to our guests!
Located in the heart of Poipu next door to the Poipu Shopping Village.
Open 7 days a week
82,000 gallon resort style pool with waterslide
1,600 gallon hot tub
Sand-bottom children's pool area
Cardio, treadmills, ellipticals, AMT machines, stationary bikes, weight circuit, free weights, medicine balls
Fitness classes and personal training -cost for classes are $5 per class/per person
3 UTSA regulation courts (ball machines, racquets and balls provided)
We can assist you in booking fitness classes or reserving your tennis court!
The cost is $100 a week, $20 for each additional day. Must purchase one week minimum.
Includes you and your guests up to 8 people.
Have a late flight out? No problem! PBAC will store your luggage for free while you spend the day enjoying the facilities.
Please see the green binder in the condo.
4 Reviews
We had a great time. The Unit is as shown in the photos. It is a very nice unit. Everything works and the beds are very comfortable. The neighborhood is great and there is a pool steps away from the unit. We walked to the beaches, but you can also drive. There are walking paths that take you throughout the neighborhood, past beautiful homes and gardens. Amy left a book with plenty of helpful information about the island and the unit. She also sent the information by e-mail in advance, which was very helpful. This was my first experience with airbnb and I am very satisfied.
Beautiful condo in the heart of Poipu (just a short walk to the beach.) This place was well-stocked with all the amenities... shampoo, conditioner, hairdryer, laundry detergent, cooking supplies, even spices. We stayed a week and had such a great time. Will most definitely be back!
We loved our stay at Regency 621. The condo was spacious, immaculate, and really comfortable for our three generation family group of five. It was also thoughtfully equipped with items to make our stay fun and easy (beach towels, boogie boards, beach chairs, every possible kitchen item, starter supply of laundry, kitchen and bath items). We enjoyed the beautiful walks to Brenneke's and Poipu Beaches and to Shipwrecks only 5-10 minutes away and the swimming pools right outside. Will definitely return.
Very nice condo located close to a kid friendly beach! Definitely recommended.
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About the Host, Amy
I want you to enjoy all the culture Hawaii has while staying in a comfortable place. We look forward to meeting you!


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June 20, 2015
While visiting UNION Biltmore: Shops and Restaurants on a recent stay-cation, we decided to grab dinner at Forge Handcrafted Pizza, a member of the UNION. Phoenix is Forge's third location, the first of which is outside of California. It was super interesting to sit by Forge's huge pizza oven and watch the chefs put the pizzas in the oven, move them around, and take them our super quickly. I guess the oven must be super hot!
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One of the places my sister really wanted to try while in Denver was Osteria Marco because it was on some list of best pizza places to try in the country that she had read at one point or another. Since she travels quite a bit for work, she tries to hit as many as possible during her travels. Walking past Osteria Marco, you would think that the place is absolutely tiny because only a counter and a few chairs are visible from the outside. What you don't realize until you walk in though is that the dining room and kitchen are actually in the basement and the place is massive. Since they didn't have any more tables available, we decided to eat at the bar.
First we decided on some of their signature cocktails. We figured since this was going to be one of most expensive meals while in Denver anyway, we might as well. The Mora Agave and Deconstructed Grapefruit cocktails were both so delicious! Then we decided on an Arancini appetizer. We had never heard of Arancini before but were super pleased with the Butternut Squash Risotto, Crispy Brussels Sprouts, and House Made Ricotta. Then we decided on the Fig Pizza, which sounded strange, but tasted super delicious. I thought the opposing flavors of the sweet figs, sour arugula, and salty speck (cured meat similar to Prosciutto) went together perfectly. What a delicious meal!
Mora Agave (left) and Deconstructed Grapefruit
Arancini: Butternut Squash Risotto, Crispy Brussels Sprouts, House Made Ricotta
Fig Pizza: Speck, Goat Cheese, Fontina, Black Mission Figs, Arugula
{phx} oregano's the restaurant, revisited
February 10, 2015
I've been to Oregano's before. I even once brought my parents and sister there when they were in town visiting. I know I'm not the only one who thinks Oregano's is pretty special considering the ridiculous wait time no matter what time of day you show up. I don't mind the wait too much though because I know I'm always about to be served up plates of deliciousness!
When I went the other day with some friends, there were a lot of dishes ordered and I didn't get pictures of everything. But, at least you get a sampling of some of Oregano's freshly-made offerings including their Toasted Raviolis that are actually filled with jalapeño cheese to give them an extra kick. My side of the table also ordered the Clark Street Meat Pizza, which is sprinkled with chili flakes. Of course, we ended the delicious dinner and everyone made sure to save room for the one and only Pizza Cookie. We ordered the original flavor – chocolate chip – but I'm guessing the peanut butter chocolate chip and macadamia nut ones are pretty delicious, too!
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December 29, 2014
Pizza Heaven Bistro is a locally owned family restaurant that boasts uniquely homemade Italian comfort food since 1982. What's awesome though is that they have a full vegan menu as well as many gluten free options. Recently, my friends and I stepped into this little bit of heaven and tried a few of their heavenly offerings. Here was our meal:
Appetizer » Italian Meatballs (2) » $3.95
These Italian Meatballs were giant! They were also slathered with a deliciously chunky tomato sauce. Since they were so big, we had no problem each taking a few bites and sharing.
2nd appetizer » 10 wings with BBQ sauce » $6.75
We decided on the fried, instead of baked, wings. We also chose the BBQ sauce, one of many sauce options. The BBQ sauce was just tart enough and covered the fried wings thickly.
Main course » Agave BBQ Chicken Pizza (medium) » $14.50
With a 12″ diameter, we felt like this pizza was just the right size for our party of three. I loved the pairing of the tender chicken with Agave BBQ sauce, red onions, and two types of cheese.
Dessert » Angel Bites » $4.95
These puffs of fresh dough fried in soy oil are topped with powder sugar and cinnamon. They also come with a choice of dipping sauces: chocolate, caramel, or agave. We chose chocolate. These Angel Bites really must be food for angels they were so mouth watering!
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{anchorage} alaskan pizza!
November 26, 2014
I had a chance to take my first adult paid-time-off vacation and fly up to Alaska to first visit a friend in Juneau and then up to Anchorage for a few days of snowy fun! A few days before I left for my trip, I saw this list of the best pizza in every US state. I figured I wouldn't be going back to Alaska very many times, so I knew I needed to visit Moose's Tooth pizza while in Anchorage! My friends and I got this pizza to go, then took it back to our rented AirBnB and watched our school football game. A perfect night (except that our team lost…)!
The Moose's Tooth Pub and Pizzeria sign!
All kinds of Moose's Tooth-branded souvenirs we could have purchased! I guess it's a real tourist attraction!
Our pizza – we opted for the "Garlic Lover's" – Blackened Chicken, Bacon, Broccoli, Roasted Garlic, Roma Tomatoes, Mozzarella, Provolone, Parmesan, Garlic Alfredo Sauce – YUM!!
Come back next time to see some of the gorgeous Alaskan landscapes and sights I was able to experience in my week there!


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The Origin and Religious Contents of the Psalter in the Light of Old Testament Criticism and the History of Religions
Kessinger Publishing, Jul 1, 2006 - 556 pages
With An Introduction And Appendices. Eight Lectures Preached Before The University Of Oxford In The Year 1889 On The Foundation Of The Late Rev. John Bampton, Canon Of Salisbury.
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TALLADEGA, ALA. (AP) - Ride or race was the question NASCAR's title contenders are considering as they prepare for Talladega Superspeedway.
The fourth race in the Chase for the Sprint Cup could be the one that shuffles the 12-driver championship field. The use of restrictor plates bunches the field, and the unpredictability of drafting and relying on partners usually creates a chaotic race that can end a drivers' title hopes.
So when qualifying ended Saturday, and Kasey Kahne sat on the pole for the first time at a plate race, drivers began discussing in earnest how they will attack the 500-mile event.
"We just really need to race and race hard," he said. "We're a long ways back right now, and if we can't make up points at a track like this, we probably aren't going to make them up."
Kahne's lap of 191.455 mph bettered Ryan Newman's 191.145, putting a pair of Chevrolets on the front row for Sunday's race.
Asked what it meant for Kahne's race, he didn't offer many details.
"It means I'm going to start first, that's it," Kahne said. "I'll try to lead that first lap. If we're up there, we'll try to stay up there."
That's the big debate among drivers who differ on strategy for Talladega. Some may ride around in the back of the field waiting to make a late charge in an effort to avoid potential dicey situations, but some want to be aggressive and be out front as much as possible.
Kahne, who is sixth in the standings and trails leader Brad Keselowski by 32 points, insists he'll race.
So will two-time defending race winner Clint Bowyer, who has had Talladega circled as the track that can most help his championship chances. He's fourth in the standings and has talked all week about gaining some big ground on Sunday.
Then he surprised himself with a third-place qualifying run that forced him to reconsider his race strategy.
"I am blown away, shocked, that we were top three," Bowyer said. "I thought, definitely going into today, my whole plan for the weekend was we were going to qualify poorly and ride around in the back. Well, we're in the front, and I'm going to try to stay there."
Three-time NASCAR champion Tony Stewart qualified fourth and was followed by Greg Biffle as Chase drivers took four of the top five starting sports.
Jeff Gordon was fourth, and was followed by Carl Edwards, Trevor Bayne, Martin Truex Jr. and Sam Hornish Jr.
Truex , Bowyer's teammate at Michael Waltrip Racing, said he's going to race on Sunday.


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The 2nd Annual Cambridge Jazz Festival
- Music
- 64 Sidney Street, Cambridge, MA, 02139
MIT Symphony Orchestra: Student Composer Premiere & Concerto Competition Winner
MIT Music and Theater Arts
Friday, May 4, 2012 at 8:00 PM (EDT)
MIT Symphony Orchestra, Adam K. Boyles, Director
PREMIERE of Schrodinger's Cat: A Musical Journey into the Strange World of Quantum Mechanics - Dustin Katzin '12
Yimin Chen '13, Prokofiev: Piano Concerto no. 1 - 2012 MITSO Concerto Competition Winner
Ravel: Daphnis and Chloe, Suite #2
Tickets: Free in advance, $5 at the door.
The Music and Theater Arts section provides students at MIT the opportunity to experience the unique language and process of the arts. Faculty and teaching staff help students understand art's demand for rigor and discipline and its non-quantitative standards of excellence and beauty. A strong, comprehensive program in both music and theater arts—encompassing history, theory, and performance—is taught by faculty and staff of the highest caliber.
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