I was on the list for Mason's allotment, but the ticket office couldn't say where the tickets would be located because Duke hadn't told them yet (though I would imagine it is the same section for every OOC game...)
sunbeltsports.org
Sun Belt Announces Changes to Basketball Championships Brackets
NEW ORLEANS — The Sun Belt Conference announced changes to its men’s and women’s basketball tournament brackets on Thursday, which will go into effect for the 2024-25 season.
NEW ORLEANS — The Sun Belt Conference announced changes to its men’s and women’s basketball tournament brackets on Thursday, which will go into effect for the 2024-25 season.
While the league will continue to take all 14 members to the Sun Belt Men’s and Women’s Basketball Championships and will maintain its seven-day tournament format, rest days will be eliminated from the postseason events.
In an effort to prioritize the value of the 18-game conference regular-season, the No. 1 and No. 2 seeds will now receive byes to the tournament semifinals. The No. 3 and No. 4 seeds will maintain byes to the tournament quarterfinals, which had previously been given to the top four seeds.
With the elimination of rest days, higher-seeded teams will no longer face a lower-seeded team coming off a rest day.
“The new Sun Belt Basketball Championship brackets will reward our top seeds for their accomplishments during the regular season, ensuring they receive the advantage they’ve earned for their on-court performance,” said Sun Belt Conference Commissioner Keith Gill.
Women’s basketball tournament games will be contested during the morning sessions each day, with games tipping off primarily at 11:30 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. Men’s basketball tournament games will be played during the evening sessions, with games scheduled primarily at 5:00 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.
i wonder why let the bottom 3 or 4 schools play?
fordhamsports.com
I wonder how many transfers Fordham has.Men’s Basketball Takes Down Seton Hall, 57-56 - Fordham University Athletics
With his team trailing by one in the waning seconds of the game, Jackie Johnson III sank a 17-foot running floater as the buzzer sounded, forever etching his name
"With the win, Fordham knocked off a high-major opponent on the road for the first time since winning at Virginia, 62-60, on Dec. 7, 2005. The victory marked the Rams' first road win over a BIG EAST foe since taking down No. 24 St. John's, 68-67, on Dec. 9, 2000. Fordham had last defeated a team from a high-major league, Rutgers, on Dec. 8, 2018, at the Rose Hill Gym."
Not as many as us. I dont care what anyone else says I dont think it’s a sustainable model to need to replace 8, 9, 10 players every offseason especially at our level.
Depends on what you mean by sustainable. If you mean just being able to do it, it easily sustainable. Plenty of players available and willing to transfer.
I am also on mason and duke list for tickets, sent an email to Taylor at Mason ,no reply yet. Maybe GMUbrian can use his influence and find out if we have a chance at getting tickets or is it stubhub....
I believe all ticket they currently have are allocated and they are currently at the waitlist state. Reach out to tbosket@gmu.edu to get on the waitlist.
Already reached out to him, no reply. I'm at game tonight , if he s there ill a talk to him.
