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https://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/story/_/id/30330582/ncaa-talks-hold-entire-men-basketball-tournament-indianapolis

 

NCAA in talks to hold entire men's basketball tournament in Indianapolis

 

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Due to challenges associated with the coronavirus pandemic, the entire 2021 NCAA men's basketball tournament will be played in one location, the NCAA announced Monday.

 

The NCAA said it is in talks with Indianapolis and the surrounding metro area to be that location.

 

The decision comes after NCAA officials met to consider a variety of contingency plans. The move means that 13 sites across the country will no longer host a preliminary round of the NCAA tournament.

 

Probably optimistic to assume a tourney is going to happen this year.  

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The coronavirus and NCAA sports: NCAA reopening plans, program cuts, more

 

The coronavirus pandemic continues to rattle the college sports landscape, leaving many questions unanswered.

Complex, high-stakes public health issues are being addressed as conferences decide what college sports will look like in the coming year.


Here is the latest news and updates from the college sports world.

 

Monday, Nov. 16: Due to challenges associated with the coronavirus pandemic, the entire 2021 NCAA men's basketball tournament will be played in one location, the NCAA announced Monday. The NCAA said it is in talks with Indianapolis and the surrounding metro area to be that location.

 

Ole Miss-Texas A&M postponed: The Ole Miss football game at Texas A&M scheduled for Nov. 21 has been postponed due to COVID-19.

 

Boeheim tests positive: Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim has tested positive for COVID-19, he announced Sunday. Syracuse also announced it was pausing men's basketball activities.

 

Ohio-Miami canceled: Ohio University's game Tuesday at Miami (Ohio) has been canceled due to roster issues with the Bobcats related to positive COVID-19 tests and subsequent contact tracing.

 

Pitino calls for new start date, 'May Madness': Rick Pitino, who took over at Iona earlier this year, tweeted that college basketball should create "May Madness" and move the Nov. 25 start of the season to accommodate the multitude of delays and challenges numerous teams have faced amid COVID-19.

 

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WVU plays #1 Gonzaga tonight.  The game was only scheduled like a week ago.  Gonzaga was originally scheduled to play Tennessee, but they had to drop out due to Covid.  The story goes that Huggins heard about it on TV, called ESPN, said put us in that game, and ESPN had it done within 30 minutes because Huggs is a boss.  

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