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 The league formed in 1946, and dissolved for basketball in 1976, although the conference continued as football-only until 1997.  In basketball, Massachusetts went from the Yankee Conference to the ECBL (Eastern Collegiate Basketball League), which transformed into the Eastern 8 and ultimately into the [[atlantic_10|Atlantic 10]].
-Massachusetts won nine Yankee Conference [[championships]] in men's basketball: 1961-62, 1967-68, 1968-69, 1969-70, 1970-71, 1972-73, 1973-74, 1974-75, 1975-76.  All of those were regular-season championships, as the league did not hold a post-season tournament.
+Massachusetts won nine Yankee Conference [[championships]] in men's basketball: [[season_1961-62|1961-62]], [[season_1967-68|1967-68]], [[season_1968-69|1968-69]], [[season_1969-70|1969-70]], [[season_1970-71|1970-71]], [[season_1972-73|1972-73]], [[season_1973-74|1973-74]], [[season_1974-75|1974-75]], [[season_1975-76|1975-76]].  All of those were regular-season championships, as the league did not hold a post-season tournament.
-[[opponent_boston_university|Boston University]] was a full member from the 1971/72 season until the conference abandoned basketball after the 1975/76 season.  BU continued in the league playing football.
+[[opponent_boston_university|Boston University]] was a full member from the 1971-72 season until the conference abandoned basketball after the 1975-76 season.  BU continued in the league playing football.
 ===== Men's Basketball charter members =====
 The Yankee Conference aligned 6 schools into one division.
-^School^Location^
+^School^Location^After Yankee Conference^
-|[[opponent_connecticut|Connecticut]]|Storrs, CT|
+|Massachusetts|Amherst, MA|Joined the ECBL, which evolved into the Atlantic 10.|
-|[[opponent_maine|Maine]]|Orono, ME|
+|[[opponent_connecticut|Connecticut]]|Storrs, CT|Played as an independent until the [[wp>Big_East_Conference_(1979–2013)|Big East]] was formed.|
-|Massachusetts|Amherst, MA|
+|[[opponent_maine|Maine]]|Orono, ME| \\ Played as an independent before joining the ECAC-North, which evolved into the [[wp>America_East_Conference|America East]].|
-|[[opponent_new_hampshire|New Hampshire]]|Durham, NH|
+|[[opponent_new_hampshire|New Hampshire]]|Durham, NH|:::|
-|[[opponent_rhode island|Rhode Island]]|Kingston, RI|
+|[[opponent_vermont|Vermont]]|Burlington, VT|:::|
-|[[opponent_vermont|Vermont]]|Burlington, VT|
+|[[opponent_rhode island|Rhode Island]]|Kingston, RI|Played as an independent until joining the ECAC-North, then joined the Atlantic 10 for the 1980-81 season.|
 ===== External Links =====
-  * [[wp>Yankee Conference|Yankee Conference on Wikipedia]]
+  * [[wp>Yankee Conference|Wikipedia]]
+  * [[https://www.sports-reference.com/cbb/conferences/yankee/men/|Sports-Reference.com, Men's Basketball]]