And I’m glad it’s in a small/medium size downtown where you can park your car and walk ( or rent an electric bike) to the game and 100 bars/restaurants without being mugged. Shuttles are available. Busses are available if you want to leave the downtown area. You don’t need public transportation but there is enough.
So somewhere outside the South.
Atlanta, Charlotte and NOLA would be possible. I know I'm in the minority, but I'm not a fan of Greenville.
I would love for it to stay in Greenville every other year. But I would like to see it rotate with a “neutral”, small city Western site . Maybe New Orleans but it can get too crowded. Shreveport? A smaller TEXAS CITY?
What about San Antonio? It seemed to work for the NCAA tournament. Or Austin?
Austin is a school’s hometown. Frown
And panhandlers are everywhere in any town that has enough pedestrian activity to be worth their time.
Sorry. My knowledge of the actual hometowns for Texas schools is zilch.
Oh boy... here we go.
Waive the garnet banner high gals
I will say, at the time I was pretty firmly in the Oregon > SC group, but watching the relevant players perform in big moments and seeing Dawn's success compared to Graves over the last 4 years, I'd probably bet differently today. I still feel robbed though, that would've been one of the most exciting tournaments ever.Well it’s about time you finally came around.
There was a clear top-3 all year. South Carolina-Oregon-Baylor (in some order). Number 4 was a turnstile.
Number 4 was projected to be Maryland with Louisville as the 2 in that regional. Maryland was red hot entering the tournament and had a solid roster, though Maryland had a propensity to bow out early in the tournament the previous 3-4 years (and following couple of years).
Bloody genius if you ask me, even if the grammar OCD part of my brain fights me on itI love how the apostrophe in the middle of words or numbers has become associated with her likeness.
