August 17, 2005

They were made an offer they couldn't refuse: The NCAA purchased the rights to the preseason and postseason NIT, effectively ending the litigation between the two organizations. Seems like everyone got what they wanted.

posted by chikin to general at 07:30 PM - 4 comments

Now the NCAA has a place for the banned mascots.

posted by panteeze at 10:17 PM on August 17, 2005

Like they say: the answer to all your questions is money.

posted by chris2sy at 10:40 PM on August 17, 2005

That was the answer the NIT was looking for all along.

posted by worldcup2002 at 02:04 AM on August 18, 2005

So now what's the NCAA going to do with the PNIT and the NIT? I'd like to see a stronger PNIT field, and the NCAA could bend the "one exempt tourney every four years" rule.

posted by mbd1 at 07:52 AM on August 18, 2005

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