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Colonial Athletic Association

	Conference			Overall
Team	W	L	Pct	W	L	Pct
*NC-Wilmington	14	4	.778	23	10	.697
†George Mason	13	5	.722	19	10	.655
Va. Commonwealth	11	7	.611	21	11	.656
Drexel	11	7	.611	14	14	.500
Delaware	9	9	.500	14	16	.467
Old Dominion	7	11	.389	13	16	.448
Towson	7	11	.389	11	18	.379
William & Mary	7	11	.389	10	19	.345
James Madison	6	12	.333	14	15	.483
Hofstra	5	13	.278	12	20	.375

Conf. Tourney Final: NC-Wilmington 66, Virginia Commonwealth 51.

*NCAA Tourney (1-1): NC-Wilmington (1-1).

†NIT (0-1): George Mason (0-1).

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Colonial Athletic Association - Colonial Athletic Association Conference Overall Team W L Pct W L Pct *Va. Commonwealth 14 2 .875 ...
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Colonial Athletic Association - Colonial Athletic Association Conference Overall Team W L Pct W L Pct *Old Dominion 10 6 .625 22 11 ...
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