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http://www.dailynews.com/fdcp?1202236175171 "It was phenomenal. I couldn't tell you, it CSUN to play Rider in was very reminiscent of back in the days of when we won the (Big Sky) Championship back in BracketBusters 2001," Braswell said. By Roman Veytsman Special to the Daily News The game will be one of 14 televised on the ESPN networks and is a first for CSUN in the Article Last Updated: 02/04/2008 10:32:28 PM PST BracketBusters event. A national audience will get to witness the Game time and network assignments will be reemergence of Cal State Northridge basketball. announced Feb. 11. The Matadors (15-5, 7-1) will face Metro Last season, Northridge fell to Cleveland State Atlantic Athletic Conference leader Rider and 85-76 in the BracketBusters game in front of 575 their 6-foot-11 NBA draft prospect Jason fans. Thompson on Feb. 23 in an ESPN BracketBusters game. "I'm very pleased that we've started our year on a very positive note and played some "It's an opportunity for us to play a good basketball and hopefully we can continue nationally televised game against a very good to do that," Braswell said. basketball team in our place at home and we very rarely get opportunities to do that and we're excited about that," CSUN coach Bobby Braswell said. Rider (17-6, 10-2 MAAC) is currently on a nine- game winning streak. Thompson, their leading scorer, averages 20 points and 11.5 rebounds per game. The Matadors lost their first conference and home game Saturday against Cal State Fullerton, but did draw the fourth-largest crowd, 1,632, since the Matadome downgraded its seating to 1,600. It was the first sellout at the Matadome since 2001. Advertisement 1 of 1 2/5/2008 10:29 AM Page 1 of 2 Sports PACIFIC NOTEBOOK -- PUBLISHED FEB. 5, 2008 By Jason Anderson February 05, 2008 Record Staff Writer Tigers get familiar foe, no television in BracketBuster The Pacific men's basketball team received a disappointing draw when pairings for the O'Reilly ESPNU Bracket- Busters games were released Monday. The Tigers will renew their oldest rivalry when they play struggling San Jose State at 7 p.m. on Feb. 23 at Spanos Center. The game was not selected as one of 14 games to be televised by the ESPN family of networks. The Tigers (15-6, 6-2 Big West Conference) and Spartans (10-11, 2-6 Western Athletic Conference) haven't met since 2005, when San Jose State discontinued the series. Pacific has won the past five games against the Spartans and holds an 81-72 edge dating to 1910. "We've had a great tradition with San Jose over the years and, hopefully, we can regenerate that excitement," Pacific coach Bob Thomason said. Two Big West schools were selected for television games. First-place Cal State Northridge will play host to Rider, and fourth-place UC Santa Barbara will travel to Utah State. A "Big Monday" loss to Cal Poly may have prevented Pacific from securing a television game for the first time since playing UTEP in 2005. The Tigers' dropped from No. 97 to No. 127 in the RealTimeRPI.com Ratings Percentage Index after losing to the Mustangs on Jan. 28. The lowest-rated home team to receive a Bracket-Busters television game was No. 113 Boise State. San Jose State is No. 201. Playing the Spartans will not enhance Pacific's postseason résumé, but Thomason said the game has its virtues. "When we lost the Cal Poly game, I felt we were going to be out of a TV game," Thomason said. "So, if it's not a TV game, I think it's great for people in Stockton and San Jose to play this game." Play ball The softball team will open its season with a doubleheader against Fresno State beginning at 1 p.m. Saturday at Bulldog Diamond. The Bulldogs are receiving votes in the National Fastpitch Association and ESPN.com/USA Softball Top 25 polls. Pacific reached the NCAA Regional final last season in Tucson, Ariz., before falling to eventual champion Arizona. Practice time The baseball team held its first official practice on Friday. The Tigers will open the season on the road against Houston on Feb. 22. They will play their home opener against Santa Clara on Feb. 27 in the first night game under the newly installed lights at Klein Family Field. http://www.recordnet.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080205/A_SPORTS/802050320/-1... 2/5/2008 SI.com - NCAA Basketball - Drake-Butler top BracketBusters matchup - Monday Februa... Page 1 of 1 Powered by Drake-Butler heads BracketBusters Posted: Monday February 4, 2008 7:19PM; Updated: Monday February 4, 2008 7:19PM BRISTOL, Conn. (AP) -- No. 15 Drake will travel to No. 10 Butler in ESPN's BracketBuster games to be played later this month between prominent teams from mid-major conferences. The Feb. 23 matchup of Drake (20-1) and Butler (19-2) features teams with the best records and highest rankings in the six-year history of the event. Game times for the 14 matchups will be announced next Monday. Also, Davidson and Winthrop will end a 16-year drought between games when they face off Feb. 22. Winthrop will host the nationally televised matchup of schools 45 miles apart. Davidson (15-6, 13-0 Southern Conference) has won 11 straight games. Winthrop (14-8, 5-2 Big South Conference) has struggled some this season under first-year coach Randy Peele, but holds wins over Miami and Georgia Tech. The Eagles upset Notre Dame last season in the first round of the NCAA tournament during a 29-win season. Other matchups include: UC Santa Barbara at Utah State; Kent State at Saint Mary's; Virginia Commonwealth at Akron; Marist at Cleveland State; Siena at Boise State; Wisconsin-Milwaukee at Bradley; Rider at Cal State Northridge; George Mason at Ohio; Creighton at Oral Roberts; Nevada at Southern Illinois; Miami (Ohio) at Valparaiso and Wright State at Illinois State. Copyright 2008 Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. Find this article at: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2008/basketball/ncaa/02/04/bracketbusters.matchups.ap Check the box to include the list of links referenced in the article. Copyright © 2007 CNN/Sports Illustrated. http://si.printthis.clickability.com/pt/cpt?action=cpt&title=SI.com+-+NCAA+Basketball+-+... 2/5/2008 George Mason Game Will be ESPN BracketBuster Page 1 of 1 Home Page > News > Sports > NCAA Hoops > Local Teams > Local Teams George Mason Game Will be ESPN BracketBuster February 5, 2008 - 8:20am FAIRFAX, Va. -- George Mason will tip with Ohio University Feb. 23 in an ESPN BracketBuster pairing. The intent is to help secondary conference schools such as the Patriots and Bobcats improve their chance of making the NCAA Tournament field. The time of the matchup at Ohio University will be unveiled soon and will be shown on one of the ESPN channels. Mason is tied for second place in the Colonial Athletic Association. The Bobcats are tied for first in the Middle American Conference with Akron and Kent State. Other matchups include Drake at Butler; U.C. Santa Barbara at Utah State; Kent State at St. Mary's; Virginia Commonwealth at Akron; Marist at Cleveland State; Siena at Boise State; Wisconsin-Milwaukee at Bradley; Rider at Cal State Northridge; Creighton at Oral Roberts; Nevada at Southern Illinois; Miami (Ohio) at Valparaiso and Wright State at Illinois State. (Copyright 2008 by MetroSource. All Rights Reserved.) < Back Cal State Northridge Say NO to the Big Ten Tax Ohio State Buckeyes Tix The 2008 Bowl Season Move your career forward with an Sign Our Petition Today. Give Us Great Seats, Cheap Prices. Buy Get complete coverage o accredited online degree! The Games, Not the Hustle! 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The Mountaineers (14-7) have won nine of their last 10 and are tied with Chattanooga for the Southern Conference north division lead at 9-3. They began the week at No. 93 in the Ratings Index Percentage, according to kenpom.com. Canisius will host Albany and Buffalo will host Youngstown State in their Bracket Buster contests on Feb. 23. Niagara (13-7) now possesses an RPI rank of 136 after Sunday’s home loss to Fairfield. The Purple Eagles have lost four games to teams with RPIs higher than 200. That likely prevented Niagara from earning a televised Bracket Buster event. Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference rivals Marist, Rider and Siena were awarded televised contests at Cleveland State, Cal State Northridge and Boise State, respectively. Richard J. Ensor, MAAC commissioner, said he is “extremely pleased” with the selections.
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