Bob Gross and Amherst own the No. 4 seed for the NESCAC tournament, which begins this weekend. (Amherst College Athletics)
While most other teams across the nation are finishing up their regular seasons this weekend, the NESCAC is jumping right into its conference tournament.
When it comes to drama, no one outdoes the NESCAC.
Teams start late and end early, jamming as much as they can into their slightly smaller season schedule.
However, they make up for that with a robust playoff that includes eight teams, with the four highest seeds hosting quarterfinal games this weekend.
