(02-11-2023 10:58 AM)Seahawk Nation 08 Wrote:  Ok and I’m telling you whether they change going forward or not your opinion is silly at best and a horrid defense of a now northern-biased league (as evident by their decision to keep the tournament in DC the next 3 years).

D.C. is reasonable, not northern-biased. You're a fan of the second most southern team, I'm a fan of the third most northern team (a little south of Stony Brook), and neither school deserves the CAA Tournament within a couple of hours of them. If you factor in that you and Charleston get the highest attendance, you could say it should be south of D.C., but where? Would the CAA ever go back to Richmond, a city with two teams in the same other conference? Norfolk is near two CAA teams, but W&M gets average attendance by CAA standards, Hampton gets low attendance, and both of them are bad teams. Anywhere in North Carolina or South Carolina would be unfair to the northern teams. The CAA Tournament gets low attendance, so renting a venue that is too big would waste money and make it look empty.