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Thursday, April 1, 2010
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
2010 NIT Final Four
Madison Square Garden, New York City
NATIONAL INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT
#3 Dayton vs. #2 Mississippi
#2 Rhode Island vs. #4 North Carolina
No number one seed advanced to the NIT Final Four. Illinois (Dayton), Arizona State (Mississippi), Virginia Tech (Rhode Island) & Mississippi State (North Carolina) all find themselves watching the NCAA, NIT & CBI Championships from the comfort of their dorm room.
This all begs the question; and no I'm not simple posting because I'm a Carolina "homer"; but who holds the rights to the NIT, and CBI for that matter? ESPN?
CBS currently holds the rights to the NCAA tournament. If any sort of expansion occurs, what will it do to the NIT, and/or CBI?
(My suggestion for NCAA expansion either drop the play-in game; or add a play-in game for each region. THAT is it.)
Regarding UNC, ... possible back-to-back "Championships" in Chapel Hill ...
Here's a nice article courtesy of USA Today,
http://www.usatoday.com/sports/college/mensbasketball/2010-03-29-north-carolina-nit_N.htm
NATIONAL INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT
#3 Dayton vs. #2 Mississippi
#2 Rhode Island vs. #4 North Carolina
No number one seed advanced to the NIT Final Four. Illinois (Dayton), Arizona State (Mississippi), Virginia Tech (Rhode Island) & Mississippi State (North Carolina) all find themselves watching the NCAA, NIT & CBI Championships from the comfort of their dorm room.
This all begs the question; and no I'm not simple posting because I'm a Carolina "homer"; but who holds the rights to the NIT, and CBI for that matter? ESPN?
CBS currently holds the rights to the NCAA tournament. If any sort of expansion occurs, what will it do to the NIT, and/or CBI?
(My suggestion for NCAA expansion either drop the play-in game; or add a play-in game for each region. THAT is it.)
Regarding UNC, ... possible back-to-back "Championships" in Chapel Hill ...
Here's a nice article courtesy of USA Today,
http://www.usatoday.com/sports/college/mensbasketball/2010-03-29-north-carolina-nit_N.htm
Monday, March 29, 2010
WDeV "Fairness to Fans Machine" Boston Red Sox tickets
Email wdev@radiovermont.com your name, address & telephone number to be entered to win Boston Red Sox tickets this 2010 season. One may also mail a postcard with your name, address and telephone number to WDeV, P.O. Box 550 Waterbury, VT 05676.
After your name is announced during Ken Squier's sports at 12:15, you will have 5 minutes and 50 seconds to call the Stations of Radio Vermont and claim your tickets, 802/244-1777 or 877/291-TALK.
After your name is announced during Ken Squier's sports at 12:15, you will have 5 minutes and 50 seconds to call the Stations of Radio Vermont and claim your tickets, 802/244-1777 or 877/291-TALK.
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