Get schooled.
After a strong start to the young season, Ivy teams took a step backward over the weekend, including a disappointing 0-4 showing on Saturday. Ivy front runner Cornell, coming off two huge road wins over Alabama and UMass, failed to get the job done at home against the Big East’s Seton Hall. The Big Red […]
The NCAA might prohibit media members in attendance from blogging during championship events, but there’s no such prohibition on those of us not in attendance. For those of you not in the Bay Area and the Syracuse/Binghamton markets, the game is on CSTV (Channel 610 on DirecTV).
Thursday, March 20 – 4:55 pm ET
Honda Center – Anaheim
Television: CBS (region by region) – Carter Blackwell (play-by-play) and Jay Bilas (color)
Internet video: March Madness On Demand (free)
Radio: 1160 WPIE (Elmira, NY)
Internet audio: Cornell Redcast
Brown will get a taste of postseason play when it heads to Ohio to take on the Bobcats in the Opening Round of the inaugural College Basketball Invitational. The Bears will have their hands full against an Ohio team that handled Cornell in Athens earlier this season.
Some help finally arrived in the form of upsets in the Southland tournament, with Stephen F. Austin and Sam Houston State both getting upset, bumping Cornell up a spot on the s-curve. The remaining tournaments don’t have the potential for assistance, so a natural 14 seed is looking very likely for the Big Red, which means it could be a high as a 13 seed or as low as a 15 seed — though dropping it down to a 15 would seem grossly unfair.