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Running CIT/CBI invitation thread
Ain't no party like a pay-to-play third-tier postseason basketball tournament party because ... I forget. '

CBI
First round
George Mason

CIT
First round
St. Francis (16-16) at Jacksonville (17-15)
Houston Baptist (17-13) at Campbell (17-17)
Norfolk State (17-16) at Liberty (19-13)
Furman (21-11) at USC Upstate (17-15)
Will host — UMBC (18-12), Samford (19-15)
Will travel — Canisus (18-15)
Host/travel status TBD — Saint Peter’s (19-13), Fairfield (16-14), Idaho (18-11)

Removed themselves from CIT/CBI consideration: Arkansas State, Auburn, Omaha, Towson, Grand Canyon.
(This post was last modified: 03-12-2017 06:26 PM by Cyniclone.)
03-11-2017 05:13 PM
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