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"A Little Bit Of English" is a blog written and run by Yeshiva University students. We aim to make this blog the best source for in-depth analysis of the tournament and allow readers to follow the tournament on a whole new level. "A Little Bit Of English" is a forum for open discussion about the happenings of The Red Sarachek Tournament. Ideas expressed herein are not the official opinion of Macslive or Yeshiva University. The Night Before My First Sarachek
MacsLive's Dovid Walz played at the Sarachek Tournament twice as the point guard of the MTA Lions. So this is not the first time he's been too excited to sleep the night before the Sarachek Tournament begins...
The Yeshiva League Conundrum
There are a number of categories into which the teams coming to play in the 19th Red Sarachek Tournament can be split up.
Tier I, Tier II, Tier III, Tier IV. East Coast, Midwest, West Coast. In town, out of town. And finally, 15 and 5; 15 teams who don’t play in the Yeshiva League and 5 who do. A Knight's Tale
Sarachek is just around the corner and that can only mean one thing: CONTROVERSY!!!! Last year it was Ida Crown not being invited and Valley getting the top seed, and this year the hot topic that is burning up our comments section is the seeding of the Yeshiva Or Chaim Knights out of Toronto, Canada. That’s right. Our neighbors from the Great White North feel they were slighted by being put at the 14th seed, out of range of Tier-I. I plan to break down the argument from both sides and let you be the judge, because, frankly, I’m getting sick of all the e-mails that a new comment has been posted on the site!!!
Not Bad!
The official seedings for the 19th Annual Red Sarachek Tournament have been released -- I did pretty well, except for one major mistake!
Read more of my analysis of the 2010 seedings, including how I had to eat crow and apologize to Chicagoland fans... A Little Bit Of Projection: Part Deux
Well the 19th Annual Red Sarachek Tournament is just around the corner and that means it is time for "A Little Bit of English" to get the ball rolling again. With the announcement of the final four teams yesterday, the field is now complete and we can begin to really focus on the nitty gritty and most importantly predictions and projections. With that in mind, "A Little Bit of English" is proud to unveil the first attempt at guessing the seeding for the Tournament which will be officially announced sometime next week. First, if you haven’t seen the list yet, let’s run down the twenty teams who will be coming to New York on March 11th
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