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Message: [QUOTE="KnightBridgeAZ, post: 4257076, member: 591"] I have said this before, it is going to be hard for UConn fans when regionals are not local 3 of the next 4 years, as the NCAA transitions to just 2 regional sites. Assuming strong teams remain strong, the year in Albany will be good for UConn fans, the year in Greenville good for the Carolina schools (that's next year), Albany the following, Birmingham (LSU?) and the 4th year Fort Worth (Texas, Baylor, etc.). The west coast sites are in Washington, Oregon and Cali, so other than Stanford don't know any team would have a real advantage. As someone noted, this is from the student newspaper. Take it for what its worth, I thought UConn earned the Bridgeport Regional by the geographic factor that is applied to the higher seed lines, although this season it didn't seem to play out much otherwise. [/QUOTE]