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Message: [QUOTE="tcf15, post: 3529161, member: 208"] [URL unfurl="true"]http://www.ncaa.org/about/resources/media-center/news/council-passes-men-s-basketball-multiple-team-event-proposal[/URL] [I]If the vote holds, Division I men’s basketball programs will be allowed to schedule up to 28 regular-season games and participate in one multiple-team event that includes up to three games; 29 regular-season games and a multiple-team event that includes up to two games; or 29 regular-season games when the team does not participate in a multiple-team event.[/I] [B][I]Additional multiple-team event criteria include:[/I][/B] [LIST] [*][I]The event must be sponsored by the NCAA, an active member or member conference, or the NABC.[/I] [*][I]Teams may participate, per conference and by school, not more than once in the same event in any four-year period.[/I] [*][I]All participating institutions must use the same maximum contest limit. A three-game multiple-team event must conclude within 10 days.[/I] [*][I]A two-game multiple-team event must conclude within five days.[/I] [*][I]All schools must participate in the same number of games in the event.[/I] [*][I]Non-Division I institutions may participate only if the institution is serving as host of the event.[/I] [/LIST] [I]The legislation is intended to improve the multiple-team event environment and eliminate tack-on games that are not considered to be a legitimate part of an event. The new legislation also gives teams increased control and flexibility over scheduling when, where and who to play in an additional one or two regular-season games.[/I] [/QUOTE]

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