Fall championships are under wraps, but there is still plenty for Brad and J.J. to talk about in this edition of the ODAC Podcast. The ODAC duo delve into this week's NCAA Division III Tournament contests, talk a little ODAC Football as the season comes to head, and touch on the beginning of men's and women's basketball.

The ODAC is represented by at least one team in the field hockey, men's and women's soccer, and volleyball national tournaments. Lynchburg squares off with Sewanee in the field hockey first round, looking to move to 2-0 against the Tigers this season. A win would send the Hornets to #2 Ursinus.
Virginia Wesleyan opens men's soccer action this weekend against N.C. Wesleyan. The Marlins fell to the Battling Bishops, 1-0, earlier in the season. A redemption victory would send VWC to Georgia to face #4 Emory.
Both Lynchburg and Virginia Wesleyan earned spots in the women's soccer tourney. Lynchburg, ranked third in the country, hosts first and second round fixtures that feature Maryville (Tenn.), St. Mary's (Md.) and Emory. The Hornets open with Maryville in the first round. Virginia Wesleyan, the #10 team in the nation, matches up with #23 Richard Stockton. A win would mean a date with either Meredith or #7 Johns Hopkins.
Washington and Lee heads to Wittenberg for its opening round of action in the NCAA Volleyball Tournament. The Generals begin with Mt. St. Joseph, whom they defeated earlier in the season. Also at that site will be Frostburg State, Westminster, Muskingum, #8 Ohio Northern, #5 Wittenberg, and #3 Washington-St. Louis, the defending national champion.
ODAC Football enters its final weekend with four teams in the hunt for the conference's top record, three of which have a chance to earn the league's automatic bid into the NCAA Tournament. Catholic remains in the driver's seat and would advance with a victory, but a little help just could pave the way for Hampden-Sydney or Randolph-Macon to make a trip to the postseason.
Men's and women's basketball opens this weekend with all teams ready to go following a month of preseason practices. Randolph-Macon owns the top spot in both ODAC preseason polls, but with the depth of talent on either side, no team should be counted out as a title contender come tournament time in February.
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