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Subject: Re: Next Years OOC Schedule Author: KenZ [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 10:29:44 05/28/04 Fri In reply to: Bucky 's message, "Re: Next Years OOC Schedule" on 09:54:35 05/28/04 Fri Wow, that's a strong schedule. Leaves one more available game doesn't it? I would hope it's another home game. What do the question marks by Rider signify? game or location up in the air? Any insight on Penn State dropping off the schedule? [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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[> [> Subject: Exempt Tournaments Questions Author: KenZ [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 13:36:36 05/28/04 Fri I see the Duke tournament is a sub-tourney for the Coaches vs. Cancer tournament. What I saw indicated much, including both Duke and Richmond's participation, is contingent on the overturning of the rule limiting a team to two exempt tourneys in a four year period. Any knowledge on the status of that case? Also, how many games does this count as against the NCAA limit? Exempt tourneys usually count as only one game, but this is a bit of a different animal with two games guaranteed in each of the four 'sub-tourneys' and then winners moving on to the final four.

[> [> [> Subject: Re: Exempt Tournaments Questions Author: Dan [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 15:53:25 05/31/04 Mon Very strong schedule....good to see!! Also glad to see Penn State gone. Truthfully....their unwillingness to play a game at Bucknell should be dealt with in this manner. I know, I know.....but Penn State said for years they would never schedule at Davis, too small. Now we seat 4000 (a typically attendance level for Penn State in their empty tomb at Bryce Jordan) and they still don't give us a 2 for 1. St. Joe's and Pitt excite me. Good to see us scheduling heavy duty opponents that are easy for the travel budget.