NCAA men's basketball tournament

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They should just do it anyway. The NCAA has no right to tell individuals where they can and cannot travel to.
I heard it explained why on Mike & Mike this morning, it would be an extra benefit that other student’s don’t receive (flying on a chatered plane, receiving free tickets, etc.)

Yes, it’s a stupid rule and in the NCAA’s fantasy world, they guys are “student athlete’s” (and I use that very, very tounge in cheeck 😉 )
 
Just a heads up while this thread is still active. In a little over a week, the National Wheelchair Basketball Association championships kick off in … would you believe … Louisville, Kentucky!!! April 18 through 21. In years past they have had live streaming video of the tournament. So if you’re interested, keep an eye on nwba.org/ for information. I’ll also try to keep y’all updated.

My mom thinks wheelchair basketball is better than the “able-bodied” game. (Of course, she might be a bit biased, since I was a player. 😃 ) She compares it to the chariot races in “Ben-Hur”.
 
Next. …UConn vs Louisville. girls championship. I’m off the Red and on Blue now.😉
 
The Louisville Cardinals got in as #1 overall - and as I suggested in another thread, in light of the conclave of Cardinals - it is the right thing for a Catholic to do to root for Louisville. 🙂
Twice is nice? I think they are even better this year. The defense is still suffocating. Don’t these guys ever graduate? What do they stay 5-6 years? 😃 I notice all the same players and the same teams, I don’t think the Shockers lost a game since this tourney last year their 36-0:eek:. I don’t think this is fair, there trying to cheat UConn again this year, this looks like a conspiracy.

Kentucky, thats a NBA jr college. They take the best five high school players and they go one year and to the Pros. In three years Kentucky put 15-players in the NBA. This isn’t fair. :nope: Who runs this the mafia? I thought this was about student athletes and higher education. 🙂
 
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