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wkuhillhound
March 1st, 2008, 11:14 PM
1) Western Kentucky (16 - 2)
2) Arkansas-Little Rock (14 - 4)
3) Middle Tennessee (14 - 4)

The Top 3 seeds get 1st round byes: Seeds 4 - 13 play in their home sites
4) Arkansas State (13 - 5) vs. 13) Florida Atlantic (2 - 16)
5) South Alabama (10 - 8) vs. 12) Louisiana-Lafayette (4 - 14)
6) Louisiana-Monroe (10 - 8) vs. 11) Troy (5 - 13)
7) Florida International (8 - 10) vs. 10) Denver (6 - 12)
8) North Texas (8 - 10) vs. 9) New Orleans (7 - 11)

Western Kentucky plays the winner of North Texas/New Orleans
* If North Texas wins, then WKU can avenge their earlier loss to the Mean Green in the quarterfinals! REVENGE NORTH TEXAS REVENGE!!!!!!!!

2) Arkansas-Little Rock plays the winner of the 7/10 match
3) Middle Tennessee plays the winner of the 6/11 match

South Alabama wins the tie break against Louisiana-Monroe because of head-to head game.

Florida International wins the tie break because of head-to-head game with North Texas

TexasTerror
March 2nd, 2008, 12:09 AM
Looking forward to Denton...got some friends in the area! ;)

You going to be in Mobile? I'm hoping on making it in...if you do, let me know and we'll have to meet up.

wkuhillhound
March 2nd, 2008, 12:26 AM
Sorry, I will not be able to make it because of work. However, I can get on the internet while at work so it won't be so bad to see the updates of the scores.

RabidRabbit
March 2nd, 2008, 10:10 PM
1) Western Kentucky (16 - 2)
2) Arkansas-Little Rock (14 - 4)
3) Middle Tennessee (14 - 4)

The Top 3 seeds get 1st round byes: Seeds 4 - 13 play in their home sites
4) Arkansas State (13 - 5) vs. 13) Florida Atlantic (2 - 16)
5) South Alabama (10 - 8) vs. 12) Louisiana-Lafayette (4 - 14)
6) Louisiana-Monroe (10 - 8) vs. 11) Troy (5 - 13)
7) Florida International (8 - 10) vs. 10) Denver (6 - 12)
8) North Texas (8 - 10) vs. 9) New Orleans (7 - 11)

Western Kentucky plays the winner of North Texas/New Orleans
* If North Texas wins, then WKU can avenge their earlier loss to the Mean Green in the quarterfinals! REVENGE NORTH TEXAS REVENGE!!!!!!!!

2) Arkansas-Little Rock plays the winner of the 7/10 match
3) Middle Tennessee plays the winner of the 6/11 match

South Alabama wins the tie break against Louisiana-Monroe because of head-to head game.

Florida International wins the tie break because of head-to-head game with North Texas

According to Cream, looks like the Sunbelt will likely only to have the tourney champ dancing. Think may see 2 Sunbelt teams in the WNIT? Hope WKU makes the dance, but if they don't SDSU & WKU have a Dec. 07 game that had to be cancelled, and would enjoy playing WKU or MTSU in the later rounds

TexasTerror
March 2nd, 2008, 10:14 PM
According to Cream, looks like the Sunbelt will likely only to have the tourney champ dancing. Think may see 2 Sunbelt teams in the WNIT? Hope WKU makes the dance, but if they don't SDSU & WKU have a Dec. 07 game that had to be cancelled, and would enjoy playing WKU or MTSU in the later rounds

Would be nice if the Belt had two teams in the NCAAs. WKU is at 34 and MT at 44 as far as RPI goes. The conference as a whole has slipped to #14 in RPI after being top 10 last season.

No question that SBC gets atleast one team into the NIT if they do not get two into the NCAAs. UALR may have a tough time getting in, but a run to the SBC final would allow them that chance, IMO.

wkuhillhound
March 2nd, 2008, 11:34 PM
Would be nice if the Belt had two teams in the NCAAs. WKU is at 34 and MT at 44 as far as RPI goes. The conference as a whole has slipped to #14 in RPI after being top 10 last season.

No question that SBC gets atleast one team into the NIT if they do not get two into the NCAAs. UALR may have a tough time getting in, but a run to the SBC final would allow them that chance, IMO.

They should have made the NCAA Tournament last season but they chose Louisiana-Lafayette instead. WKU'S RPI was in the Mid 20s last season.

RabidRabbit
March 10th, 2008, 05:27 PM
Would be nice if the Belt had two teams in the NCAAs. WKU is at 34 and MT at 44 as far as RPI goes. The conference as a whole has slipped to #14 in RPI after being top 10 last season.

No question that SBC gets atleast one team into the NIT if they do not get two into the NCAAs. UALR may have a tough time getting in, but a run to the SBC final would allow them that chance, IMO.

UALR would be selected before MTSU per the WNIT guidelines. UALR is the #2 seed vs #3 MTSU.

wkuhillhound
March 10th, 2008, 06:19 PM
Would it be great if South Dakota State wins the WNIT? They should start etching SDSU for Summit League championship for years to come. A gold mine is emerging in Brookings, SD. The Summit League must be licking their chops to become an elite conference and everyone else in the conference must step up to your challenge. If this does not get the attention of women's basketball world, nothing will.

TexasTerror
March 10th, 2008, 08:11 PM
UALR falls to MT today...

wkuhillhound
March 10th, 2008, 08:37 PM
UALR falls to MT today...

I was hoping for a MTSU loss? That's okay. I think that WKU should be in regardless of whether they win or lose the championship game.

RabidRabbit
March 11th, 2008, 08:37 AM
Would it be great if South Dakota State wins the WNIT? They should start etching SDSU for Summit League championship for years to come. A gold mine is emerging in Brookings, SD. The Summit League must be licking their chops to become an elite conference and everyone else in the conference must step up to your challenge. If this does not get the attention of women's basketball world, nothing will.

Jacks will have a VERY LEGITIMATE SHOT at the WNIT title, especially if we can keep home games. SDSU is on a 23 home game winning streak back to 12/30/06.

10 deep, with no drop off going to the bench. Nobody plays more than 25 min/game. Greater than 50% 3pt shooting. Graduate only two seniors (assists leader & key rebounder) but already have great replacement players redshirted and bench players. Yeah, SDSU will be the ladies power for the next several years in the Summit.