(09-09-2020 05:33 PM)TribeFan1983 Wrote:  

(09-09-2020 02:53 PM)nj alum Wrote:  

(09-09-2020 02:31 PM)NoBidNation Wrote:  Think it's important to note that most reporters I've seen say that it's unlikely that the NCAA actually institutes an all-D1 NCAA tourney this year. It would take such an investment and such an incredible amount of logistical planning that I don't think is going to happen. But I do imagine some sort of change to the tournament is probable, especially if a big enough number of teams/conferences opt out of playing

Yes, it is the NCAA, and the NCAA has no clue how to move forward, but ...

If Mike K. wants to do this .... the NCAA has met its match!

Anyway, what’s the big logistical deal? Pods (aka bubbles) of four (eight if it makes more sense), just like the NCAA baseball tournament, based primarily on geography. One winner.

Hampton, Norfolk, ODU, W&M- one pod of four.

Hampton, Norfolk, ODU, W&M, Richmond, VCU, Longwood, Radford- one bubble of eight.

Nah, makes too much sense for the NCAA to even consider it.

Regional bubbles aren't exactly fair and balanced. The North Carolina bubble would be loaded. The Dakota bubble? Not so much, unless the mighty SDSU Jackrabbits catch fire.

Yes, the North Carolina bubble would be loaded. Oh, the horror! :-)

Being from the north, watching Duke and UNC-Cheat play year after year in Greensboro has been / is / always will be nauseating!

However, there is always this wonderful memory of Black Sunday in 1979 (my junior year):

https://www.wralsportsfan.com/unc-and-du.../17386092/

http://ivyhoopsonline.com/2015/07/08/pen...ck-sunday/