Tournament Bracket...

[SCREAMING EAGLE-66]

http://www.sunbeltsports.org//pdf1/113836.pdf?DB_OEM_ID=4100

LLU has been upset... the rest is as expected on first round.

[SCREAMING EAGLE-66]

---I notice that the high scorer for North Texas against Arkansas State was McCoy.... from Midland College (defending National Junior College Champion) which is about 1/2 mile from my house and where I work. Tommorrow they play Collin County in the first round of JC tournament play.

Edited March 6, 2008 by SCREAMING EAGLE-66

[UNTflyer]

We can beat WK-YU.

[greenminer]

We can beat WK-YU.

The bench was astounding last night. If they keep playing like that and Wooden can give us about 10/game, we just might win the whole shabang again.

[Censored by Laurie]

---I notice that the high scorer for North Texas against Arkansas State was McCoy.... from Midland College (defending National Junior College Champion) which is about 1/2 mile from my house and where I work. Tommorrow they play Collin County in the first round of JC tournament play.

Actually...the McCoy who led UNT last night was Adam McCoy from Mesa Area CC. Ryan McCoy was the kid from Midland...he signed but failed to make his grades...his departure was what freed up a scholarship for Dez Willingham

[Mad Hatter]

I feel a lot better about beating WKU than beating South Alabama again.

[class84]

The Sunbelt really ought to reseed the teams that win the play-in games. Because of the Troy upset, #4 MUTS gets the #12 seed Troy, while #1 USA plays the #8. It doesn't make sense.

[UNTLifer]

As is typical with March Madness, a 12 seed upsets a 5 seed.

[flyeater]

The Sunbelt really ought to reseed the teams that win the play-in games. Because of the Troy upset, #4 MUTS gets the #12 seed Troy, while #1 USA plays the #8. It doesn't make sense.

Reseed because a lower seed won? Why? If Troy loses, then muts gets the 5 seed and your idea to reseed is moot. Why should USA reap benefit just because a lower seed won? Those aren't really play in games. They're just straight up first-round games opposite each other, so no need to reseed.