The annual matchup of the Siena and UAlbany basketball teams is this Saturday. As others have pointed out, this is probably the Capital Region's biggest sporting event, aside from the Travers. So who's the favorite? The computers simulations say the Saints should come out on top.
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I'd just like to point out that UAlbany will obviously win. Whatever the result it's clearly a better school. Shouldn't we really ask ourselves if Siena is even necessary? I mean do we really need a 3rd tier diploma mill with no nationally recognized academic program taking up such valuable Loudonville real estate?
... said beaverstreetjugband on Dec 5, 2008 at 12:10 PM | link