Kevin Durso

The matchup is set. The road to the NCAA Tournament out of the CSAC is a rematch. The Cavs and Giants have formed quite the rivalry over the past two seasons.

The Lady Cavs are a team that takes smart shots. They are a team that prides themselves on spreading the ball around with crisp perimeter passing. They let defense create offense. They might be all of the old cliches of sports. But they are working for the Lady Cavs.

Finally, the Flyers looked like a team that was firing on all cylinders. Finally, the Flyers played with passion and anger. But as soon as the final horn sounded on the team’s first shutout win of the season, it was still just one of 48 games in the lockout-shortened season that is rapidly moving forward.

The men’s team is in pursuit of their fourth-straight CSAC title while the Lady Cavs begin their quest for their first CSAC title since 2009. But how does the CSAC Tournament work? And once the CSAC Tournament is over, what happens next? Here's how the process works.

The game, originally scheduled for Saturday, Feb. 9, at 1 p.m., was moved back a week to this upcoming Saturday, Feb. 16, at 1 p.m. This will be the final game on the Lady Cavs’ schedule for the regular season.

Perhaps the move from domed, climate-controlled stadiums to the potential of freezing temperatures and nasty weather is the ushering in of a new era of the Super Bowl. It could be out with the old - as in the 37-year-old Superdome - and in with the new - as in the three-year-old MetLife Stadium.