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Always a Brave team in FINAL FOUR of The Basketball Tournament
That was the rule this year- and I suspect it will be in effect next year, but I haven't seen any rules for 2017 posted yet -
but I doubt there's a high likelihood they would drop this rule - have you heard anything?
Here's the page telling the basic tournament rules for 2016...
and it includes this statement...
"Number of Teams:
Up to 64 teams, including the final four teams of 2015"
"The defending champion from each region gets an automatic bid.
But, even if we get in automatically, getting the fans to vote is still important for at least two reasons...
-first - the fans can collect on the winnings if they get sufficient points from the votes
-second, the ability to add extra players as the tournament proceeds hinges on getting a sufficient number of votes
Any idea if since we made the final 4 we get the automatic invite to be in the tournament again next year?
It would be great if they did keep this rule. With the success and national exposure of the tournament overall, and especially with the success that a lot of "alumni teams" from major universities had, I suspect there will a lot more entries next year, especially from "alumni teams" of other major schools.
The alumni teams from schools like Kansas State, Kentucky, Syracuse, Gonzaga, Michigan State, Marquette, Memphis, VCU, Pitt, LaSalle, and Villanova all had more votes than the Bradley alumni, so it could be a lot harder to get into next years' tournament.
It would be great if they did keep this rule. With the success and national exposure of the tournament overall, and especially with the success that a lot of "alumni teams" from major universities had, I suspect there will a lot more entries next year, especially from "alumni teams" of other major schools. ....
have seen comments on multiple other schools' message boards - ISU, Illini, etc - that the fans want to see their guys get in the The Tournament next year
Overseas Elite trailed nearly the entire game to Team Colorado, but they pulled ahead inside the last couple minutes, and held on for their 2nd consecutive TBT championship.
Final score:
Team Colorado 72
Overseas Elite 77
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