'24 Arch Madness

[Tulsa Brave]

Not sure why I was quoted in that but it’s not really a “play in” round anymore. Back when we had 10 teams it was.

I would prefer a play in day though….
Thursday is 9-12
Friday would be 4 games adding 3/4 seeds.
Saturday would add 1/2 (double bye straight to semi finals).
Sunday Championship.

Wouldn’t work as there would be 6 teams left after Friday.

[TylerDurden]

Not sure why I was quoted in that but it’s not really a “play in” round anymore. Back when we had 10 teams it was.

I would prefer a play in day though….
Thursday is 9-12
Friday would be 4 games adding 3/4 seeds.
Saturday would add 1/2 (double bye straight to semi finals).
Sunday Championship.

This isn't the freaking Horizon League.

[Bulldog2323]

Official attendance so far:

Session I (Thursday afternoon): 3314
Session II (Thursday night): 4435
Session III (Friday afternoon): 5403
Session IV (Friday night): 5813
Session V (Saturday): 8745

[MissouriValleyUnite]

Official attendance so far:

Session I (Thursday afternoon): 3314
Session II (Thursday night): 4435
Session III (Friday afternoon): 5403
Session IV (Friday night): 5813
Session V (Saturday): 8745

Without knowing the announced attendance, I posted in between games today that I thought the turnstile attendance was 8k. Indiana State and Bradley showed up big time, and Drake brought their largest turnout ever.

What an unbelievable Saturday semifinal environment for the 2nd straight year. By far the 2 best Saturdays since 2017.