Kansas beat West Virginia 81-70 to take the Big 12 title.

Marshall edged Western Kentucky 67-66 to win the Conference USA tournament

Looks like just one game on March 11th -

Penn hosts Harvard in the Ivy League championship game (noon Eastern on ESPN2)

Ball State announces that it is passing on a bid to the CIT or CBI. Season is over for the Cardinals.

http://www.thestarpress.com/story/sports...412393002/

Central Michigan accepted an invitation to the CIT. Chips will play Fort Wayne Monday.

http://www.cmuchippewas.com/sports/m-bas...18aaa.html

Oakland's season is over - declined CBI and CIT invitations.

http://www.goldengrizzlies.com/sports/m-...18aab.html

Penn defeated Harvard 68-65 to win the Ivy League's automatic bid.

Syracuse gets a bid to the NCAA tournament and will face Arizona State

Buffalo will meet Arizona

Wright State will meet Tennessee

Marshall will face Wichita State

Kansas will face Penn in a game that features two teams Toledo played

Texas Southern will face North Carolina Central

I think I got all the teams UT faced this season that made the tournament

(03-11-2018 05:22 PM)cnyrocketfan Wrote:  Syracuse gets a bid to the NCAA tournament and will face Arizona State

Buffalo will meet Arizona

13 seed. Nice to see the MAC getting respect once again. When you’re a 1-bid conference and your champ is routinely seeded in the bottom fourth that says a lot.

One game on March 12th -

Central Michigan at Fort Wayne in the CIT (noon Eastern on the CBS Sports Network)

At halftime Central Michigan leads Fort Wayne 45-44

Central Michigan defeated Fort Wayne 94-89

Games on March 14th -

NCAA

Texas Southern meets North Carolina Central (6:30 Eastern on TRUTV)

Syracuse meets Arizona State (9:10 Eastern on TRUTV)

CBI

Miami at Campbell (7 Eastern)

CIT

Eastern Michigan hosts Niagara (7 Eastern)

In the CIT, Eastern Michigan defeated Niagara 83-65

In the CBI, Miami's season comes to an end with a 97-87 loss to Campbell. RedHawks end the season with a record of 16-18, 8-10 in the MAC.

In the NCAA tournament, Texas Southern defeated North Carolina Central 64-46

BGSU has three players transferring out, including two starters, one of them a 6’9” freshman who was their number two rebounder.

(03-14-2018 07:51 PM)H2Oville Rocket Wrote:  BGSU has three players transferring out, including two starters, one of them a 6’9” freshman who was their number two rebounder.

Nothing written where they're going or if they're staying in ball? Hot mess down there. The big had been out early in the season for some vague upper body injury.