This tournament was a little different than most and really measures the strength of the collegiate clubs rather than a two-man team. A schools weight is a 6 fish limit with the 3 biggest from 2 teams from the school. It was a 2-day tourny. Eastern Kentucky is continuing their dominence. UofL makes a good showing and pushes out UK!!! Go Cards!
Here's a link to the results. It will take a little bit to load up.
http://www.collegiatebasschamp...1.pdf
Travis Andres
Georgetown, IN
hmmm looked like alot of teams pushed out the cards too.And both let teams from n.c carolina place in frontwheres the hoosiers since your in nawlbany
And how the hell does a community college have a team.im lost,we have 5 different JCC schools nearby and no fishing team thats for damn sure
If you go to JCC you are allowed to be on the UofL team.. I know that they were working on changing the rules but if you went to JCC and fished on the UofL team you could not participate in the National Championship.. A guy from UT had almost a 10lber!
<table width="90%" cellspacing=0 cellpadding=0 align=center><tr><td>Quote, originally posted by b*******45 »</td></tr><tr><td class="quote">hmmm looked like alot of teams pushed out the cards too.And both let teams from n.c carolina place in front
I'm a L-Raisin' Angler alum so gotta pull for them first and there are some pretty damn good sticks on the team this year. I've got a lot of respect for IU's program. They've got some good fisherman and helped get the whole college fishing thing started along with Purdue. Can't speak much for the Carolinians.
Travis Andres
Georgetown, IN
Congrats to EKU. They are by far the most dominant team in college fishing right now. And on top of that, they are all super good dudes.
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