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Post by wgt on Mar 7, 2009 19:32:26 GMT -5
Lose to Temple 67-63 in 2nd round. Were down 2 in closing seconds but Owls made their 2 FTs to come away the winners. Great Seson for the Ladies & Coach Crowley. Mitchell 24 pts & Frosh Tatenhove 17 pts & 8 boards.
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Post by maplehurst on Mar 7, 2009 19:34:23 GMT -5
I see #1 seed Xavier lost. Maybe if Temple wins the tourney, SBU will get consideration for a post season berth.
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Post by hnk373431 on Mar 7, 2009 19:40:01 GMT -5
RPI was 54 going into the game. Have to believe that the women will get an NIT bid. 31 of the 48 NIT bids go to conferences so that there is at least 1 team from each conference. There is no way there are another 17 teams that are better than than this women's team. Xavier was upset by Dayton. A-10 will have at least 2 teams in the NCAA. Maybe 3 if Charlotte beats Temple.
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Post by firk on Mar 7, 2009 19:53:28 GMT -5
Looking forward to going to a home WNIT game for the Lady Bonnies - hope they land one !
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2009 Postseason WNIT nears Selection Day The Postseason Women’s National Invitation Tournament is preparing for its tournament to begin March 18, 2009.
Teams will be earning automatic berths from now until then as they wrap up regular-season play and compete in their conference tournaments. In the WNIT’s 48-team field, 31 teams will earn an automatic spot via their high finish in conference, while 17 teams will be chosen at-large by the WNIT Selection Committee.
Selection Day is Monday, March 16, following the NCAA Committee’s notifications. The full Postseason WNIT field and bracket will be available late that evening on this website.
First-round games of the Postseason WNIT will be played March 18-20. All games in the tournament are hosted by participating schools. The event concludes Saturday, April 4 with the championship. Last year, Marquette defeated Michigan State in the final.
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