Quarterfinal Round of MAC Tourney

Joe Foss · Post by **Joe Foss** » Thu Feb 23, 2006 5:34 pm

CSTV's Jerry Palm's Bracketanica now has BG slipping to a 12 seed, playing in Denver against St. John's.

jacojdm · Post by **jacojdm** » Thu Feb 23, 2006 5:39 pm

Joe Foss wrote:CSTV's Jerry Palm's Bracketanica now has BG slipping to a 12 seed, playing in Denver against St. John's.

this brings up an important pont. it matters not where the journalists place the teams, but rather where the selection committee places the teams. until then, it's all speculation.

Joe Foss · Post by **Joe Foss** » Thu Feb 23, 2006 5:45 pm

Yup. Bracketanica has had BG in Chicago, Tucson, and Denver so far, so it may be State College next week.

Falconfreak90 · Post by **Falconfreak90** » Fri Feb 24, 2006 9:42 am

Mrs. Freak's company has a loge at the Q. She asked for 8 tickets for the 3/8 Quarterfinal round game. IF we get 8, we'll have 4 extra.

When BG makes the title game, we'll probably just get seats down low...last year they were $10 a piece!!! What a freakin bargain.

GO FALCONS!!! THRASH OHIO!!!! UNDEFEATED MAC SEASON>>>>

bgsufalcon24 · Post by **bgsufalcon24** » Fri Feb 24, 2006 11:22 am

jacojdm wrote:
bgsufalcon24 wrote:...most teams stay fairly close to home with the new pod system, so it could likely happen.
not necessarily true. last year our first round game was in seattle (oh how i'd love to go back. i didn't get to go to the experience music project thanks to a broken door on our charter flight...)

Well I realize that. Not all the teams in a given regional are from that geographic region of the US, in fact there are usually 5 or 6 in each set of 16 that aren't. I'm just saying that its more likely than not that we will draw something close, like West Lafayette, State College, or Chicago. That isn't to say that we won't draw Tucson or Denver, but given the recent history of the NCAA tournament, the odds are against that.

Falconfreak90 · Post by **Falconfreak90** » Fri Feb 24, 2006 12:11 pm

bgsufalcon24 wrote:
jacojdm wrote:
bgsufalcon24 wrote:...most teams stay fairly close to home with the new pod system, so it could likely happen.
not necessarily true. last year our first round game was in seattle (oh how i'd love to go back. i didn't get to go to the experience music project thanks to a broken door on our charter flight...)
Well I realize that. Not all the teams in a given regional are from that geographic region of the US, in fact there are usually 5 or 6 in each set of 16 that aren't. I'm just saying that its more likely than not that we will draw something close, like West Lafayette, State College, or Chicago. That isn't to say that we won't draw Tucson or Denver, but given the recent history of the NCAA tournament, the odds are against that.

We ended up in Seattle last year. Although I was very happy the team was in the Big Dance, Seattle was about as far away as you could get.

Oh well. As long as the ladies have their dancin' shoes on again, I'm a happy camper.

GO FALCONS!!

svillefalcon · Post by **svillefalcon** » Fri Feb 24, 2006 2:16 pm

Falconfreak90 wrote:
bgsufalcon24 wrote:
jacojdm wrote:
bgsufalcon24 wrote:...most teams stay fairly close to home with the new pod system, so it could likely happen.
not necessarily true. last year our first round game was in seattle (oh how i'd love to go back. i didn't get to go to the experience music project thanks to a broken door on our charter flight...)
Well I realize that. Not all the teams in a given regional are from that geographic region of the US, in fact there are usually 5 or 6 in each set of 16 that aren't. I'm just saying that its more likely than not that we will draw something close, like West Lafayette, State College, or Chicago. That isn't to say that we won't draw Tucson or Denver, but given the recent history of the NCAA tournament, the odds are against that.
We ended up in Seattle last year. Although I was very happy the team was in the Big Dance, Seattle was about as far away as you could get.

Oh well. As long as the ladies have their dancin' shoes on again, I'm a happy camper.

GO FALCONS!!

that is very true, as long as they are dancing im happy. but if they are placed at State College...thast means the round of 16 will be in cleveland...and if our ladies are playing like they are now, ill be watching them at the CSU Convo center IN PERSON!

bgsufalcon24 · Post by **bgsufalcon24** » Fri Feb 24, 2006 3:38 pm

svillefalcon wrote:
Falconfreak90 wrote:
bgsufalcon24 wrote:
jacojdm wrote:
bgsufalcon24 wrote:...most teams stay fairly close to home with the new pod system, so it could likely happen.
not necessarily true. last year our first round game was in seattle (oh how i'd love to go back. i didn't get to go to the experience music project thanks to a broken door on our charter flight...)
Well I realize that. Not all the teams in a given regional are from that geographic region of the US, in fact there are usually 5 or 6 in each set of 16 that aren't. I'm just saying that its more likely than not that we will draw something close, like West Lafayette, State College, or Chicago. That isn't to say that we won't draw Tucson or Denver, but given the recent history of the NCAA tournament, the odds are against that.
We ended up in Seattle last year. Although I was very happy the team was in the Big Dance, Seattle was about as far away as you could get.

Oh well. As long as the ladies have their dancin' shoes on again, I'm a happy camper.

GO FALCONS!!

that is very true, as long as they are dancing im happy. but if they are placed at State College...thast means the round of 16 will be in cleveland...and if our ladies are playing like they are now, ill be watching them at the CSU Convo center IN PERSON!

That'd be the CSU Wolstein Center. Shame on you for getting wrong the venue of our graduation.

svillefalcon · Post by **svillefalcon** » Fri Feb 24, 2006 4:20 pm

bgsufalcon24 wrote:
svillefalcon wrote:
Falconfreak90 wrote:
bgsufalcon24 wrote:
jacojdm wrote:
bgsufalcon24 wrote:...most teams stay fairly close to home with the new pod system, so it could likely happen.
not necessarily true. last year our first round game was in seattle (oh how i'd love to go back. i didn't get to go to the experience music project thanks to a broken door on our charter flight...)
Well I realize that. Not all the teams in a given regional are from that geographic region of the US, in fact there are usually 5 or 6 in each set of 16 that aren't. I'm just saying that its more likely than not that we will draw something close, like West Lafayette, State College, or Chicago. That isn't to say that we won't draw Tucson or Denver, but given the recent history of the NCAA tournament, the odds are against that.
We ended up in Seattle last year. Although I was very happy the team was in the Big Dance, Seattle was about as far away as you could get.

Oh well. As long as the ladies have their dancin' shoes on again, I'm a happy camper.

GO FALCONS!!

that is very true, as long as they are dancing im happy. but if they are placed at State College...thast means the round of 16 will be in cleveland...and if our ladies are playing like they are now, ill be watching them at the CSU Convo center IN PERSON!
That'd be the CSU Wolstein Center. Shame on you for getting wrong the venue of our graduation.

Actually it still is called the CSU Convocation Center, the Wolstein Center is the alternate name. Kinda like how AA is also called Memorial Hall. That kinda deal, so i did get it right

jacojdm · Post by **jacojdm** » Fri Feb 24, 2006 4:32 pm

svillefalcon wrote:Kinda like how AA is also called Memorial Hall. That kinda deal, so i did get it right

not exactly. anderson arena is part of memorial hall, much like kobacker hall is part of the moore musical arts center, the ameritrust room is part of the ba, or the john myers third floor memorial restroom is part of batchelder hall. (give it time.)
http://www.bgsu.edu/map/buildings/memorial.html

svillefalcon · Post by **svillefalcon** » Fri Feb 24, 2006 4:39 pm

i was just trying to make an example, i know its not exactly the same, but i was trying to make an example, obviously it wasnt a good one haha

Falcon30 · Post by **Falcon30** » Fri Feb 24, 2006 7:21 pm

svillefalcon wrote:
bgsufalcon24 wrote:
svillefalcon wrote:
Falconfreak90 wrote:
bgsufalcon24 wrote:
jacojdm wrote:
bgsufalcon24 wrote:...most teams stay fairly close to home with the new pod system, so it could likely happen.
not necessarily true. last year our first round game was in seattle (oh how i'd love to go back. i didn't get to go to the experience music project thanks to a broken door on our charter flight...)
Well I realize that. Not all the teams in a given regional are from that geographic region of the US, in fact there are usually 5 or 6 in each set of 16 that aren't. I'm just saying that its more likely than not that we will draw something close, like West Lafayette, State College, or Chicago. That isn't to say that we won't draw Tucson or Denver, but given the recent history of the NCAA tournament, the odds are against that.
We ended up in Seattle last year. Although I was very happy the team was in the Big Dance, Seattle was about as far away as you could get.

Oh well. As long as the ladies have their dancin' shoes on again, I'm a happy camper.

GO FALCONS!!

that is very true, as long as they are dancing im happy. but if they are placed at State College...thast means the round of 16 will be in cleveland...and if our ladies are playing like they are now, ill be watching them at the CSU Convo center IN PERSON!
That'd be the CSU Wolstein Center. Shame on you for getting wrong the venue of our graduation.
Actually it still is called the CSU Convocation Center, the Wolstein Center is the alternate name. Kinda like how AA is also called Memorial Hall. That kinda deal, so i did get it right

Not really - it is called the Wolstein convocation center.

I am in the basketball band for CSU.

I do believe the tournament games are at the Q, not the Wolstein Convo.

svillefalcon · Post by **svillefalcon** » Fri Feb 24, 2006 10:30 pm

Falcon30 wrote:
svillefalcon wrote:
bgsufalcon24 wrote:
svillefalcon wrote:
Falconfreak90 wrote:
bgsufalcon24 wrote:
jacojdm wrote:
bgsufalcon24 wrote:...most teams stay fairly close to home with the new pod system, so it could likely happen.
not necessarily true. last year our first round game was in seattle (oh how i'd love to go back. i didn't get to go to the experience music project thanks to a broken door on our charter flight...)
Well I realize that. Not all the teams in a given regional are from that geographic region of the US, in fact there are usually 5 or 6 in each set of 16 that aren't. I'm just saying that its more likely than not that we will draw something close, like West Lafayette, State College, or Chicago. That isn't to say that we won't draw Tucson or Denver, but given the recent history of the NCAA tournament, the odds are against that.
We ended up in Seattle last year. Although I was very happy the team was in the Big Dance, Seattle was about as far away as you could get.

Oh well. As long as the ladies have their dancin' shoes on again, I'm a happy camper.

GO FALCONS!!

that is very true, as long as they are dancing im happy. but if they are placed at State College...thast means the round of 16 will be in cleveland...and if our ladies are playing like they are now, ill be watching them at the CSU Convo center IN PERSON!
That'd be the CSU Wolstein Center. Shame on you for getting wrong the venue of our graduation.
Actually it still is called the CSU Convocation Center, the Wolstein Center is the alternate name. Kinda like how AA is also called Memorial Hall. That kinda deal, so i did get it right
Not really - it is called the Wolstein convocation center.

I am in the basketball band for CSU.

I do believe the tournament games are at the Q, not the Wolstein Convo.

ok, yes you are right about CSU but were talking about the NCAA tourney, not the MAC tourney. i know the MAC tourney is at the "Q" but the one of teh womens brackets is in CSU for the Sweet 16.

Falcon30 · Post by **Falcon30** » Fri Feb 24, 2006 10:45 pm

No - honest. It is at the Q.

It is jointly being "hosted" by CSU and the MAC:

2006 NCAA® Division I Women's Basketball Championship
Cleveland Regional
Sunday, March 26 & Tuesday, March 28, 2006

Hosted By
Cleveland State University &
the Mid-American Conference, Hosts
Quicken Loans Arena Cleveland, OH

http://www.clevelandsports.org/ncaa.html