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Off the top of my head and going for obvious answers...
yes, North Dakota was the first timer.
Of the other three, you got one.
Just for the record it is North Dakota State that made the tournament not North Dakota. :wink:
The other three are Alaska, New Hampshire and South Dakota (as all the Dakota teams just became eligible for the Tourny this year, all were DII until 4 or 5 years ago.)
Off the top of my head and going for obvious answers...
yes, North Dakota was the first timer.
Of the other three, you got one.
Just for the record it is North Dakota State that made the tournament not North Dakota. :wink:
The other three are Alaska, New Hampshire and South Dakota (as all the Dakota teams just became eligible for the Tourny this year, all were DII until 4 or 5 years ago.)
Are we certain about New Hampshire? I think that Dartmouth made the tournament back in the 40s or 50s.
So I go away for a week and you guys forget all about March Madness?
My Heels are finally playing like they mean it. But so is U of L. Hansbrough-Griffin (UNC-Oklahoma big white boys) should be an interesting matchup tomorrow.
So I go away for a week and you guys forget all about March Madness?
My Heels are finally playing like they mean it. But so is U of L. Hansbrough-Griffin (UNC-Oklahoma big white boys) should be an interesting matchup tomorrow.
Haha...
Griffin is black.
Well, he would've been a few years ago and certainly anytime prior to that.
Ahhh...progress; the one drop rule is being (regularly) contested by white folk (Obama, Tiger, Jeter. etc ).
Surprising factoid: According to today's article in the Courier-Journal about their loss to Michigan St., U. of Louisville had never been ranked #1 in the AP poll before this season, despite a pretty good tradition of college hoops, with six Final Four appearances and two NCAA titles. Hard to believe.
My buddy who just moved to Nashville is currently second in the Tennessean newspaper's bracket contest (out of about 11,000 entrants)- winner gets a 57" tv.
The question is, can you name, w/o cheating, the seven Catholic schools who have won the NCAA Men's D-1 basketball championships? Most avid sports fans can recall about five.
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