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    3/04/2017 2:55 am  #1

    godukes1970
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    A-10 Tournament Champions

    The A-10 has held post-season women's basketball championships from 1983-1917.  In all of these 30+ years, the lowest seeded team to win the A-10 championship was WVU, seeded at #5, in 1989.  The second lowest seeded team to win the A-10 championship was St. Joe's, seeded at #4, in 2013,  Should the Dukes beat St. Joe's and win the A-10 championship game, they would set a new record for lowest seeded team at #7.  

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