2017 NCAA tourney press

[Southeast]

One of the cool things about qualifying for the tournament is the variety of media exposure SDSU picks up. The "brand" rises a bit each time Scott Van Pelt puts on his net hat or Bleacher Report publishes a piece on Daum. Share it here if you find something interesting.

Omaha World-Herald:

http://www.omaha.com/sports/blogs/ma...a2cf63f45.html

NBC Sports:

http://collegebasketball.nbcsports.c...-need-to-know/

[OldHare]

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[thumper_76]

2017 NCAA tourney press

Honestly with the whole San Diego State mix ups that happen too often, it really did help in exposure in terms of exposure on that show. To have one of ESPN's most popular personalities rep our gear on set once in a while is pretty solid. Wish we could get our helmet on the Russillo & Kanell show, but hey, this ain't bad




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[WestSideRabbit]

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Yesterday's Dan Patrick show featured Paul Pabst sporting a Jackrabbit shirt. They were playing "Where in the hell is that school?" Pretty funny stuff.

https://twitter.com/PaulPabst/status/839482054953807873

[CappinHard]

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Yesterday's Dan Patrick show featured Paul Pabst sporting a Jackrabbit shirt. They were playing "Where in the hell is that school?" Pretty funny stuff.

https://twitter.com/PaulPabst/status/839482054953807873

Lol, that's great. Surprised he was able to come up with Vermillion. Also surprised no one at least guessed Sioux Falls.

[Evolution Prime]

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Did they just basically imply that USD was our satellite campus?

[Justwin]

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Lol, that's great. Surprised he was able to come up with Vermillion. Also surprised no one at least guessed Sioux Falls.

You have to like the part where they call vermillion our satellite campus.

[HoboJack]

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Yesterday's Dan Patrick show featured Paul Pabst sporting a Jackrabbit shirt. They were playing "Where in the hell is that school?" Pretty funny stuff.

https://twitter.com/PaulPabst/status/839482054953807873

Best part is when they refer to the Marketing school in Vermillion as the satellite campus.

[CappinHard]

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Did they just basically imply that USD was our satellite campus?

Ha, I didn't catch that at first, but yes... which is an insult. Vermillion would be one of the last places I would want an SDSU satellite campus. That's not even smack... that's just a scientific fact.

[thumper_76]

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Saw on Lunardi's new bracketology he has us in the play in game vs Mount St Mary's. Personally I like that, I watched their championship game and I think we rock them. They aren't terrible or anything but they didn't look like a team that would have been top in the Summit. I think I remember they have the shortest player in DI at something like 5'5. Just a fun fact.


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[goon]

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from Wikipedia, but here is what they have. I was looking to find how the shares work when your part of the play in games.

The two teams aren't officially in the tournament before the game is played. As recently as 1991, the NCAA has conducted play-in games (usually between champions of what were considered to be the weakest conferences[citation needed]) prior to the announcement of the brackets; the losers were not considered to have been in the tournament. Note that the losers of the current opening round game aren't credited with a tournament appearance for purposes of sharing in the NCAA basketball contract revenues, while the winners receive a share for being in the round of 64. Consequently, in 2001, Northwestern State technically became the first No. 16 seeded team to win a game in the men's NCAA tournament by virtue of the team's opening round victory.

haven't really found much about how that breaks down.

[BKXD]

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Play-in game participants earn a unit for their conference just like the round of 64 teams. If you win the play-in game and reach the round of 64 you earn 2 units, and earn an additional unit for each successive round. The unit values increase approx 2% per year. This year a unit is approximately $260,000 per year paid to the conference for 6 years. See this.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/graph...ts/ncaa-money/

[NWHSUandSDSU]

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https://www.fanragsports.com/cbb/mik...aa-tournament/

[jackdaniel]

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from Wikipedia, but here is what they have. I was looking to find how the shares work when your part of the play in games.

The two teams aren't officially in the tournament before the game is played. As recently as 1991, the NCAA has conducted play-in games (usually between champions of what were considered to be the weakest conferences[citation needed]) prior to the announcement of the brackets; the losers were not considered to have been in the tournament. Note that the losers of the current opening round game aren't credited with a tournament appearance for purposes of sharing in the NCAA basketball contract revenues, while the winners receive a share for being in the round of 64. Consequently, in 2001, Northwestern State technically became the first No. 16 seeded team to win a game in the men's NCAA tournament by virtue of the team's opening round victory.

haven't really found much about how that breaks down.

Well,they just made that statistic meaningless when every 16 seed before had to play against a number one seed.

[bigticket1]

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Watching the CBS pregame show leading up to the B1G semi-finals. They have a video board in the background that shows auto-bids, and it's great to see that big Jackrabbit logo continue to flash every couple of minutes.