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RE: Projecting NCAA tournament sites for 2019-22
(04-15-2017 10:31 PM)Rube Dali Wrote:  
(04-15-2017 09:58 PM)leofrog Wrote:  For those in the know, what are the attendance requirements for hosting the 1st two rounds? Fort Worth is building a new arena with about 14K seats, so don't know if that would work if they ever wanted to bid.

That new arena is a perfect size to host, but you have to get someone like TCU to serve as the host member.

UT-Arlington and North Texas are also available as hosts.

Also, the Big 12 can host, as they did with the Final Four in Arlington. The Big 12 stepped in to host in Oklahoma City in place of OU, so that OU would be eligible to play there. Likewise, they have hosted in Kansas City, allowing Kansas to be eligible to play there.
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