====== Atlantic 10 Conference ======
The Atlantic 10 Conference (A-10 / A10) is a college athletic conference which operates mostly on the United States' Eastern seaboard.  The league was created in 1975 and began play in the 1976-77 season.((https://atlantic10.com/news/2020/9/1/about-the-atlantic-10-atlantic-10-celebrating-45th-anniversary-in-2020-21-unveils-commemorative-logo.aspx))

The conference was first named the ECBL (Eastern Collegiate Basketball League), then next season went to the simpler "Eastern 8".  The name changed to the Atlantic 10 for the 1982-83 academic year.

Though the name implies ten member institutions, the league has always had a fluctuation in number of members.

Massachusetts had been a member of the A-10 since the league's inception, having moved over from the [[Yankee Conference]] in 1976.  UMass moved to the [[MAC]] for almost all sports, basketball included, effective July 1, 2025,((https://umassathletics.com/sports/2024/2/28/maction)) in a move driven entirely by football.

===== Men's Basketball members and alignment =====
==== 2022-23 thru 2024-25 ====
Since the 2022-23 season, the A-10 manages 15 schools in one division.  Each school plays all other schools once, with four schools matched in a home-and-home series, for an 18-game schedule.((http://www.atlantic10.com/ViewArticle.dbml?SPSID=799991&SPID=136228&DB_LANG=C&DB_OEM_ID=31600&ATCLID=209491824))  

<sortable 1>
^School^Location^Home Venue^Capacity^
|[[opponent_davidson|Davidson]]|Davidson, NC|[[wp>John_M._Belk_Arena|John M. Belk Arena]]|5,223|
|[[opponent_dayton|Dayton]]|Dayton, OH|[[wp>University of Dayton Arena]]|13,435|
|[[opponent_duquesne|Duquesne]]|Pittsburgh, PA|[[wp>UPMC Cooper Fieldhouse]]|3,500|
|[[opponent_Fordham|Fordham]]|Bronx, NY|[[wp>Rose Hill Gymnasium]]|3,200((https://fordhamsports.com/sports/2013/7/17/GEN_0717130925.aspx?id=9))|
|[[opponent_george_washington|George Washington]]|Washington, DC|[[wp>Charles_E._Smith_Athletic_Center|Smith Center]]|4,338|
|[[opponent_george_mason|George Mason]]|Fairfax, VA|[[wp>Patriot Center]]|10,000|
|[[opponent_la_salle|La Salle]]|Philadelphia, PA|[[wp>John Glaser Arena]]|3,000((https://goexplorers.com/documents/2024/11/1/2024-25_La_Salle_MBB_Game_1_Notes_vs._American.pdf))|
|[[opponent_loyola_chicago|Loyola Chicago]]|Chicago, IL|[[wp>Joseph J. Gentile Arena]]|4,963|
|Massachusetts|Amherst, MA|[[mullins_center|William D. Mullins Memorial Center]]|9,493|
|[[opponent_rhode_island|Rhode Island]]|Kingston, RI|[[wp>Ryan Center]]|7,657|
|[[opponent_richmond|Richmond]]|Richmond, VA|[[wp>Robins Center]]|9,071|
|[[opponent_st_bonaventure|Saint Bonaventure]]|Saint Bonaventure, NY|[[wp>Reilly Center]]|5,480|
|[[opponent_saint_josephs_pa|Saint Joseph's]]|Philadelphia, PA|[[wp>Hagan Arena]]|4,200|
|[[opponent_st_louis|Saint Louis]]|Saint Louis, MO|[[wp>Chaifetz Arena]]|10,600|
|[[opponent_vcu|VCU]]|Richmond, VA|[[wp>Siegel Center]]|7,500|
</sortable>

==== Membership history ====
^Season^Members^Notes^
|1976-77|   8   |League formed with [[opponent_duquesne|Duquesne]], [[opponent_george_washington|George Washington]], Massachusetts, [[opponent_penn_state|Penn State]], [[opponent_pittsburgh|Pittsburgh]], [[opponent_rutgers|Rutgers]], [[opponent_villanova|Villanova]], [[opponent_west_virginia|West Virginia]].  East Division: GW, UM, Rut, Vill.  West Division: Duq, Pitt, PSU, WV.|
|1978-79|   8   |Two division format scrapped in favor of single division.|
|1979-80|   8   |[[opponent_st_bonaventure|Saint Bonaventure]] joins the conference, while Penn State leaves to play as an independent for three seasons.|
|1980-81|   8   |[[opponent_rhode_island|Rhode Island]] joins the conference as Villanova leaves for the [[wp>Big East Conference (1979–2013)|Big East]].|
|1982-83|   10   |Major changes as Pittsburgh leaves for the Big East.  New members: [[opponent_temple|Temple]] and [[opponent_saint_josephs_pa|Saint Joseph's]].  Penn State re-joins league.  Atlantic 10 name begins.  Two division alignment resumes.  East: UM, URI, Rut, SJU, Tem.  West: Duq, GW, PSU, SBU, WV.|
|1983-84|   10   |Two division format scrapped in favor of single division.  League schedule expands to 18 games.|
|1991-92|   9   |Penn State leaves for the [[wp>Big Ten Conference|Big 10]].  Atlantic 10 name doesn't match reality for first time in many years to come.  League schedule reduced to 16 games.|
|1992-93|   8   |Duquesne takes a one-year hiatus from the league (playing in the [[wp>Horizon League|Midwestern Collegiate Conference]]), leaving A-10 with 8 teams.  League schedule reduced to 14 games with the membership drop.|
|1993-94|   9   |Duquesne re-joins league, A-10 back to 9 teams, and schedule back to 16 games.|
|1995-96|   12   |Shakeup again.  Rutgers and West Virginia leave for the Big East.  ([[news19940310_big_east_expansion|Temple and Virginia Tech had also applied to join the Big East, but were passed over.]]) Newcomers: [[opponent_dayton|Dayton]], [[opponent_fordham|Fordham]], [[opponent_la_salle|La Salle]], [[opponent_virginia_tech|VA Tech]], [[opponent_xavier|Xavier]].  Back to two divisions.  East: For, UM, URI, SBU, SJU, Tem.  West: Day, Duq, GW, La Salle, VA Tech, Xav.  Each division opponent played twice, other division opponents played once, total of 16 games.|
|2000-01|   11   |Virginia Tech leaves for the Big East.  League aligns in an 11-team single division, maintains 16-game schedule.|
|2001-02|   12   |[[opponent_richmond|Richmond]] joins.  League resumes two division format with Richmond taking Virginia Tech's place in the West.|
|2005-06|   14   |[[opponent_charlotte|Charlotte]] and [[opponent_st_louis|Saint Louis]] join.  Single division format used again.  Each opponent is played once, with three "rivals" played twice, for total of 16 games.|
|2012-13|   16   |[[opponent_vcu|VCU]] joins the league in an immediate transition from the [[wp>Colonial Athletic Association]].((http://vcuathletics.com/features/Atlantic10Move))  [[opponent_butler|Butler]], from the [[wp>Horizon League]], does the same.((http://www.butlersports.com/releases/052912aaa))  Each opponent is played once, with one "rival" played twice.|
|2013-14|   13   |Temple((http://www.owlsports.com/news/2012/3/7/FB_0307120525.aspx)) and Charlotte((http://www.charlotte49ers.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_LANG=C&DB_OEM_ID=23200&ATCLID=205423610)) complete their plans to depart.  Temple to the [[wp>American Athletic Conference]], Charlotte to [[wp>Conference USA]].  The [[wp>Big East Conference|new Big East]] takes Butler and Xavier.((http://www.atlantic10.com/genrel/032013aaa.html))  [[opponent_george_mason|George Mason]] moves from the Colonial to A-10.((http://www.atlantic10.com/genrel/032513aaa.html))  16-game schedule remains.((http://espn.go.com/mens-college-basketball/story/_/id/9251315/atlantic-10-add-davidson-wildcats-2014-15))|
|2014-15|  14  |[[opponent_davidson|Davidson]] joins, moving from the [[wp>Southern Conference]].((http://www.atlantic10.com/genrel/050813aab.html))  Conference schedule expands to 18 games.((http://www.atlantic10.com/ViewArticle.dbml?SPSID=799991&SPID=136228&DB_LANG=C&DB_OEM_ID=31600&ATCLID=209491824))|
|Late 2010s|  14  |Rumors about Dayton and St. Louis eyeing [[wp>Big East Conference|the reformed Big East]], but those did not pan out, as the A-10 did not revive football sponsorship.((http://www.stltoday.com/sports/college/slu/slu-s-conference-future-could-come-into-focus-soon/article_b02427ed-4c31-538d-95d0-0b906d2a41d6.html))((http://espn.go.com/mens-college-basketball/story/_/id/9251315/atlantic-10-add-davidson-wildcats-2014-15))|
|2022-23|  15  |[[opponent_loyola_chicago|Loyola Chicago]] joins, moving from the [[wp>Missouri Valley Conference|Missouri Valley]].((https://atlantic10.com/news/2021/11/16/general-atlantic-10-conference-accepts-loyola-university-chicago-as-full-member-institution.aspx))  The conference maintains an 18-game schedule, but home-and-home matchups get reduced from five to four.|
|2025-26|  14  |UMass moved to the [[wp>Mid-American Conference|MAC]].((https://umassathletics.com/sports/2024/2/28/maction))|

[[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atlantic_10_Conference#Membership_timeline|Timeline on Wikipedia]]

===== Men's Basketball champions =====
^Season^Tournament Champion^Head Coach^Runner-Up^Tournament Site^Regular Season Champions^
|1976-77|[[opponent_duquesne|Duquesne]]|[[wp>John Cinicola]]|[[opponent_villanova|Villanova]]|[[wp>Spectrum (arena)|Spectrum]], Philadelphia PA|E-[[opponent_rutgers|Rutgers]]; W-[[opponent_west_virginia|West Virginia]], [[opponent_penn_state|Penn State]]|
|1977-78|[[opponent_villanova|Villanova]]|[[wp>Rollie Massimino|Roland V. Massimino]]|[[opponent_west_virginia|West Virginia]]|[[wp>Civic Arena (Pittsburgh)|Civic Arena]], Pittsburgh PA|[[opponent_rutgers|Rutgers]]/[[opponent_villanova|Villanova]]|
|1978-79|[[opponent_rutgers|Rutgers]]|[[wp>Tom Young (basketball)|Tom Young]]|[[opponent_pittsburgh|Pittsburgh]]|Campus sites / [[wp>Civic Arena (Pittsburgh)|Civic Arena]], Pittsburgh PA|[[opponent_villanova|Villanova]]|
|1979-80|[[opponent_villanova|Villanova]]|[[wp>Rollie Massimino|Roland V. Massimino]]|[[opponent_west_virginia|West Virginia]]|Campus sites / [[wp>Civic Arena (Pittsburgh)|Civic Arena]], Pittsburgh PA|[[opponent_villanova|Villanova]]/[[opponent_duquesne|Duquesne]]/[[opponent_rutgers|Rutgers]]|
|1980-81|[[opponent_pittsburgh|Pittsburgh]]|[[wp>Roy Chipman|Dr. Roy Chipman]]|[[opponent_duquesne|Duquesne]]|Campus sites / [[wp>Civic Arena (Pittsburgh)|Civic Arena]], Pittsburgh PA|[[opponent_rhode_island|Rhode Island]]/[[opponent_duquesne|Duquesne]]|
|1981-82|[[opponent_pittsburgh|Pittsburgh]]|[[wp>Roy Chipman|Dr. Roy Chipman]]|[[opponent_west_virginia|West Virginia]]|Campus sites / [[wp>Civic Arena (Pittsburgh)|Civic Arena]], Pittsburgh PA|[[opponent_west_virginia|West Virginia]]|
|1982-83|[[opponent_west_virginia|West Virginia]]|[[wp>Gale Catlett]]|[[opponent_temple|Temple]]|Campus sites / [[wp>Civic Arena (Pittsburgh)|Civic Arena]], Pittsburgh PA / [[wp>Spectrum (arena)|Spectrum]], Philadelphia PA|E-[[opponent_rutgers|Rutgers]]; W-[[opponent_st_bonaventure|St. Bonaventure]]|
|1983-84|[[opponent_west_virginia|West Virginia]]|[[wp>Gale Catlett]]|[[opponent_st_bonaventure|St. Bonaventure]]|[[wp>WVU Coliseum]], Morgantown WV|[[opponent_temple|Temple]]|
|1984-85|[[opponent_temple|Temple]]|[[wp>John Chaney (basketball, born 1932)|John Chaney]]|[[opponent_rutgers|Rutgers]]|[[wp>Jersey Mike's Arena|The RAC]], Piscataway NJ|[[opponent_west_virginia|West Virginia]]|
|1985-86|[[opponent_saint_josephs_pa|Saint Joseph’s]]|[[wp>Jim Boyle (basketball)|Jim Boyle]]|[[opponent_west_virginia|West Virginia]]|Campus sites / [[wp>Meadowlands Arena|Brendan Byrne Arena]], East Rutherford NJ|[[opponent_saint_josephs_pa|Saint Joseph’s]]|
|1986-87|[[opponent_temple|Temple]]|[[wp>John Chaney (basketball, born 1932)|John Chaney]]|[[opponent_west_virginia|West Virginia]]|Campus sites|[[opponent_temple|Temple]]|
|1987-88|[[opponent_temple|Temple]]|[[wp>John Chaney (basketball, born 1932)|John Chaney]]|[[opponent_rhode_island|Rhode Island]]|[[wp>WVU Coliseum]], Morgantown WV|[[opponent_temple|Temple]]|
|1988-89|[[opponent_rutgers|Rutgers]]|[[wp>Bob Wenzel]]|[[opponent_penn_state|Penn State]]|[[wp>Palestra]], Philadelphia PA / [[wp>Jersey Mike's Arena|The RAC]], Piscataway NJ|[[opponent_west_virginia|West Virginia]]|
|1989-90|[[opponent_temple|Temple]]|[[wp>John Chaney (basketball, born 1932)|John Chaney]]|Massachusetts|[[wp>Palestra]] / [[wp>McGonigle Hall]], both Philadelphia PA|[[opponent_temple|Temple]]|
^Season^Tournament Champion^Head Coach^Runner-Up^Tournament Site^Regular Season Champions^
|1990-91|[[opponent_penn_state|Penn State]]|[[wp>Bruce Parkhill]]|[[opponent_george_washington|George Washington]]|[[wp>Palestra]], Philadelphia PA / [[wp>Rec Hall]], University Park PA|[[opponent_rutgers|Rutgers]]|
|1991-92|Massachusetts|[[calipari_john|John Calipari]]|[[opponent_west_virginia|West Virginia]]|[[wp>McGonigle Hall]] / [[wp>Palestra]], both Philadelphia PA / [[Curry Hicks Cage]], Amherst MA|Massachusetts|
|1992-93|Massachusetts|[[calipari_john|John Calipari]]|[[opponent_temple|Temple]]|[[wp>Palestra]], Philadelphia PA / [[Mullins Center]], Amherst MA|Massachusetts|
|1993-94|Massachusetts|[[calipari_john|John Calipari]]|[[opponent_temple|Temple]]|[[wp>Palestra]], Philadelphia PA / [[Mullins Center]], Amherst MA|Massachusetts|
|1994-95|Massachusetts|[[calipari_john|John Calipari]]|[[opponent_temple|Temple]]|[[wp>Palestra]], Philadelphia PA / [[Mullins Center]], Amherst MA|Massachusetts|
|1995-96|Massachusetts|[[calipari_john|John Calipari]]|[[opponent_temple|Temple]]|[[wp>Philadelphia Convention Hall and Civic Center|Civic Center]], Philadelphia PA|E-Massachusetts; W-[[opponent_virginia_tech|Virginia Tech]], [[opponent_george_washington|George Washington]]|
|1996-97|[[opponent_saint_josephs_pa|Saint Joseph’s]]|[[wp>Phil Martelli]]|[[opponent_rhode_island|Rhode Island]]|[[wp>Spectrum (arena)|Spectrum]], Philadelphia PA|E-[[opponent_saint_josephs_pa|Saint Joseph's]]; W-[[opponent_xavier|Xavier]]|
|1997-98|[[opponent_xavier|Xavier]]|[[wp>Skip Prosser]]|George Washington|[[wp>Spectrum (arena)|Spectrum]], Philadelphia PA|E-[[opponent_temple|Temple]]; W-[[opponent_xavier|Xavier]], [[opponent_george_washington|George Washington]], [[opponent_dayton|Dayton]]|
|1998-99|[[opponent_rhode_island|Rhode Island]]|[[wp>Jim Harrick]]|[[opponent_temple|Temple]]|[[wp>Spectrum (arena)|Spectrum]], Philadelphia PA|E-[[opponent_temple|Temple]]; W-[[opponent_george_washington|George Washington]]|
|1999-00|[[opponent_temple|Temple]]|[[wp>John Chaney (basketball, born 1932)|John Chaney]]|[[opponent_st_bonaventure|St. Bonaventure]]|[[wp>Spectrum (arena)|Spectrum]], Philadelphia PA|E-[[opponent_temple|Temple]]; W-[[opponent_dayton|Dayton]]|
|2000-01|[[opponent_temple|Temple]]|[[wp>John Chaney (basketball, born 1932)|John Chaney]]|Massachusetts|[[wp>Spectrum (arena)|Spectrum]], Philadelphia PA|[[opponent_saint_josephs_pa|Saint Joseph’s]]|
|2001-02|[[opponent_xavier|Xavier]]|[[wp>Thad Matta]]|[[opponent_richmond|Richmond]]|[[wp>Spectrum (arena)|Spectrum]], Philadelphia PA|E-[[opponent_temple|Temple]], [[opponent_saint_josephs_pa|Saint Joseph's]]; W-[[opponent_xavier|Xavier]]|
|2002-03|[[opponent_dayton|Dayton]]|[[wp>Oliver Purnell]]|[[opponent_temple|Temple]]|Campus sites / [[wp>UD Arena]], Dayton OH|E-[[opponent_saint_josephs_pa|Saint Joseph's]]; W-[[opponent_xavier|Xavier]]|
|2003-04|[[opponent_xavier|Xavier]]|[[wp>Thad Matta]]|[[opponent_dayton|Dayton]]|[[wp>UD Arena]], Dayton OH|E-[[opponent_saint_josephs_pa|Saint Joseph's]]; W-[[opponent_dayton|Dayton]]|
|2004-05|[[opponent_george_washington|George Washington]]|[[wp>Karl Hobbs]]|[[opponent_saint_josephs_pa|Saint Joseph’s]]|[[wp>Heritage Bank Center|US Bank Arena]], Cincinnati OH|E-[[opponent_saint_josephs_pa|Saint Joseph's]]; W-[[opponent_george_washington|George Washington]]|
^Season^Tournament Champion^Head Coach^Runner-Up^Tournament Site^Regular Season Champions^
|2005-06|[[opponent_xavier|Xavier]]|[[wp>Sean Miller]]|[[opponent_saint_josephs_pa|Saint Joseph’s]]|[[wp>Heritage Bank Center|US Bank Arena]], Cincinnati OH|[[opponent_george_washington|George Washington]]|
|2006-07|[[opponent_george_washington|George Washington]]|[[wp>Karl Hobbs]]|[[opponent_rhode_island|Rhode Island]]|[[wp>Boardwalk Hall]], Atlantic City NJ|[[opponent_xavier|Xavier]]/Massachusetts|
|2007-08|[[opponent_temple|Temple]]|[[wp>Fran Dunphy]]|[[opponent_saint_josephs_pa|Saint Joseph’s]]|[[wp>Boardwalk Hall]], Atlantic City NJ|[[opponent_xavier|Xavier]]|
|[[wp>2008–09 Atlantic 10 Conference men's basketball season|2008-09]]|[[opponent_temple|Temple]]|[[wp>Fran Dunphy]]|[[opponent_duquesne|Duquesne]]|[[wp>Boardwalk Hall]], Atlantic City NJ|[[opponent_xavier|Xavier]]|
|[[wp>2009–10 Atlantic 10 Conference men's basketball season|2009-10]]|[[opponent_temple|Temple]]|[[wp>Fran Dunphy]]|[[opponent_richmond|Richmond]]|Campus sites / [[wp>Boardwalk Hall]], Atlantic City NJ|[[opponent_temple|Temple]]/[[opponent_xavier|Xavier]]|
|[[wp>2010–11 Atlantic 10 Conference men's basketball season|2010-11]]|[[opponent_richmond|Richmond]]|[[wp>Chris Mooney (basketball)|Chris Mooney]]|[[opponent_dayton|Dayton]]|Campus sites / [[wp>Boardwalk Hall]], Atlantic City NJ|[[opponent_xavier|Xavier]]|
|[[wp>2011–12 Atlantic 10 Conference men's basketball season|2011-12]]|[[opponent_st_bonaventure|St. Bonaventure]]|[[wp>Mark Schmidt]]|[[opponent_xavier|Xavier]]|Campus sites / [[wp>Boardwalk Hall]], Atlantic City NJ|[[opponent_temple|Temple]]|
|[[wp>2012–13 Atlantic 10 Conference men's basketball season|2012-13]]|[[opponent_st_louis|Saint Louis]]|[[wp>Jim Crews]]|[[opponent_vcu|VCU]]|[[wp>Barclays Center]], Brooklyn NY|[[opponent_st_louis|Saint Louis]]|
|[[wp>2013–14 Atlantic 10 Conference men's basketball season|2013-14]]|[[opponent_saint_josephs_pa|Saint Joseph’s]]|[[wp>Phil Martelli]]|[[opponent_vcu|VCU]]|[[wp>Barclays Center]], Brooklyn NY|[[opponent_st_louis|Saint Louis]]|
|[[wp>2014–15 Atlantic 10 Conference men's basketball season|2014-15]]|[[opponent_vcu|VCU]]|[[wp>Shaka Smart]]|[[opponent_dayton|Dayton]]|[[wp>Barclays Center]], Brooklyn NY|[[opponent_davidson|Davidson]]|
|[[wp>2015–16 Atlantic 10 Conference men's basketball season|2015-16]]|[[opponent_saint_josephs_pa|Saint Joseph’s]]|[[wp>Phil Martelli]]|[[opponent_vcu|VCU]]|[[wp>Barclays Center]], Brooklyn NY|[[opponent_dayton|Dayton]]/[[opponent_st_bonaventure|St. Bonaventure]]/[[opponent_vcu|VCU]]|
|[[wp>2016–17 Atlantic 10 Conference men's basketball season|2016-17]]|[[opponent_rhode_island|Rhode Island]]|[[wp>Dan Hurley]]|[[opponent_vcu|VCU]]|[[wp>PPG Paints Arena]], Pittsburgh PA|[[opponent_dayton|Dayton]]|
|[[wp>2017–18 Atlantic 10 Conference men's basketball season|2017-18]]|[[opponent_davidson|Davidson]]|[[wp>Bob McKillop]]|[[opponent_rhode_island|Rhode Island]]|[[wp>Capital One Arena]], Washington DC|[[opponent_rhode_island|Rhode Island]]|
|[[wp>2018–19 Atlantic 10 Conference men's basketball season|2018-19]]|[[opponent_st_louis|Saint Louis]]|[[ford_travis|Travis Ford]]|[[opponent_st_bonaventure|St. Bonaventure]]|[[wp>Barclays Center]], Brooklyn NY|[[opponent_vcu|VCU]]|
|[[wp>2019–20 Atlantic 10 Conference men's basketball season|2019-20]]|N/A canceled|N/A|N/A|[[wp>Barclays Center]], Brooklyn NY|[[opponent_dayton|Dayton]]|
^Season^Tournament Champion^Head Coach^Runner-Up^Tournament Site^Regular Season Champions^
|[[wp>2020–21 Atlantic 10 Conference men's basketball season|2020-21]]|[[opponent_st_bonaventure|St. Bonaventure]]|[[wp>Mark Schmidt]]|[[opponent_vcu|VCU]]|[[wp>Robins Center]] and [[wp>Siegel Center]], both Richmond VA / [[wp>UD Arena]], Dayton OH|[[opponent_st_bonaventure|St. Bonaventure]]|
|[[wp>2021–22 Atlantic 10 Conference men's basketball season|2021-22]]|[[opponent_richmond|Richmond]]|[[wp>Chris Mooney (basketball)|Chris Mooney]]|[[opponent_davidson|Davidson]]|[[wp>Capital One Arena]], Washington DC|[[opponent_davidson|Davidson]]|
|[[wp>2022–23 Atlantic 10 Conference men's basketball season|2022-23]]|[[opponent_vcu|VCU]]|[[wp>Mike Rhoades]]|[[opponent_dayton|Dayton]]|[[wp>Barclays Center]], Brooklyn NY|[[opponent_vcu|VCU]]|
|[[wp>2023–24 Atlantic 10 Conference men's basketball season|2023-24]]|[[opponent_duquesne|Duquesne]]|[[wp>Keith Dambrot]]|[[opponent_vcu|VCU]]|[[wp>Barclays Center]], Brooklyn NY|[[opponent_richmond|Richmond]] / [[opponent_loyola_chicago|Loyola Chicago]]|
|[[wp>2024–25 Atlantic 10 Conference men's basketball season|2024-25]]|[[opponent_vcu|VCU]]|[[wp>Ryan Odom]]|[[opponent_george_mason|George Mason]]|[[wp>Capital One Arena]], Washington DC|[[opponent_vcu|VCU]] / [[opponent_george_mason|George Mason]]|

===== Notes =====
  * The A-10 was led by Commissioner Charlie Theokas from 1984-86.((https://atlantic10.com/feature/50))  After that, Charlie served as [[opponent_temple|Temple's]] Athletic Director from 1986-93.((https://www.nytimes.com/1986/01/03/sports/sports-people-temple-hires-theokas.html))((https://www.nytimes.com/1993/06/08/sports/sports-people-colleges-temple-official-resigns.html))  Charlie's son Andrew was an assistant coach at UMass, under [[lappas_steve|Steve Lappas]], from 2001-05.

===== See also =====
  * [[conference_tournaments|Conference Tournaments]]

===== External Links =====
  * [[http://www.atlantic10.com/|Official site]]
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  * [[https://atlantic10.com/feature/50|A-10 50th Anniversary content]]
  * [[wp>Atlantic 10 Conference|Atlantic 10 on Wikipedia]]
  * [[wp>Atlantic 10 Men's Basketball Tournament|A-10 Tournament on Wikipedia]]
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