When we find out next sunday when and who we play, where do we get tickets?
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UNI will mail out a form to season ticketholders, and I think PSC members, this week having them select which sites they want tickets for and the number of tickets. I assume they will also take orders for non season ticketholders. I don't recall, but I believe in previous years, UNI has been able to get more tickets than our original allotment from the NCAA.
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Is there a site that shows where the first round games are played for the seedings? I'm guessing we will be either a 12 or 13 seed. I don't know if this is right but ESPN's Bracketology has all the 12 and 13 seeds playing in Portland, Miami, and Boise. That would be very lame...
To avoid confusion - my username is baseball (Cy Young award) related, NOT for the Cyclones.
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With the pod system the NCAA has been using the last few years, and the comments they made about trying to keep teams close to home due to the economy, I think UNI will be at one of the Midwest locations.Originally posted by CyCarp View PostIs there a site that shows where the first round games are played for the seedings? I'm guessing we will be either a 12 or 13 seed. I don't know if this is right but ESPN's Bracketology has all the 12 and 13 seeds playing in Portland, Miami, and Boise. That would be very lame...
http://sports.espn.go.com/ncb/bracketology
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They changed how they pick where teams play a few years ago to keep teams closer to home and the 1-5 seeds get placed closer to home first. This means 2 number 1 seeds could play at the same site which wasn't the case years before.Originally posted by CyCarp View PostIs there a site that shows where the first round games are played for the seedings? I'm guessing we will be either a 12 or 13 seed. I don't know if this is right but ESPN's Bracketology has all the 12 and 13 seeds playing in Portland, Miami, and Boise. That would be very lame...
http://sports.espn.go.com/ncb/bracketology
I can try to put something together on where the top teams will play and what seeds will be there but an example is Carolina will most likely be a #1 in Greensboro so a 1, 16, 8 and 9 will be there. Also Duke will be in Greensboro as a 2 or 3 seed which means a 2, 15, 7, and 10 seed will be there or a 3, 14, 6, and 11 seed. Hope this makes sense but will try to put something better together.
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Ok, I understand. I just wasn't sure. It looks like that's how Lunardi has it laid out (with the top seeds), I just wasn't sure if those sites are set in stone for those seeds. If it's a sure thing that the 12 and 13 seeds would be in those cities.To avoid confusion - my username is baseball (Cy Young award) related, NOT for the Cyclones.
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The problem is there are more east and midwest teams in the top 4 seeds than west teams which causes some east teams to go out west which is usually the 4 and 5 seeds since higher teams stay closer to home. If UNI stays in the 12/13 range there is a good chance they will go out west unfortunately. Hopefully UNI will move up to the 10/11 range to have a chance to stay closer to home.Originally posted by DrewDog View PostWith the pod system the NCAA has been using the last few years, and the comments they made about trying to keep teams close to home due to the economy, I think UNI will be at one of the Midwest locations.
Teams like Davidson, Utah St , and Siena not winning their conf tournys could help move UNI up since the teams that would win those tournys would be lower than UNI. Right now the three teams I metioned are projected higher than UNI in seedings if they win.
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