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RE: Projecting NCAA tournament sites for 2019-22
(04-15-2017 04:02 PM)chargeradio Wrote:  Indianapolis is hosting in 2021.

I could see Los Angeles getting 2022 since it will have been five years since the Final Four will have been on the West Coast. If LA does wind up with the 2024 Olympics, they'll need to clear some space in 2023 for test events. The IOC also doesn't like to have its thunder stolen.

New Orleans has the 2022 Final Four, not LA. But then again, I could see a 2024 Final Four in LA as another test event for the Olympics.
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