From SI article-------------------
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2007/writers/bill_trocchi/02/09/mm.report/index.html
Bradley at VCU
Saturday, Feb. 17, 8 p.m., ESPN2
Why it's big: As far as at-large bids are concerned, both these teams have hopes but are probably on the outside looking in right now. Winning the Colonial Athletic Association, as VCU is on pace to do, is no small feat. The Rams and first-year coach Anthony Grant do not have a ton of resume wins. This would be a big one. Bradley is on the fringe of the Valley elite and cannot count on an at-large bid. A win over VCU would build some momentum, but the Braves are going to have to go deep in the Valley tournament in order to return to the NCAAs.
Who to watch: Will Franklin is a 6-foot senior guard for Bradley who is shooting 44 percent from three-point range and is the key cog in the Bradley attack. For VCU, balance has been the name of the game in Grant's new Florida-style "freedom" offense. But B.A. Walker is the guy most capable of burning you. Walker has nine 20-point plus games. Honorable mention goes to the Rams' Eric Maynor, who is seventh in the nation in assists.
The Winner: Expect a clean game, as VCU and Bradley rank No. 7 and 8 in the nation respectively in fewest turnovers per game. Both teams are also shooting over 40 percent from three-point range. The difference will be in rebounding, which is something that has hurt Bradley all season. Look for VCU to pick up the needed resume win at home.
VCU 77, Bradley 74