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The 98Th Annual IHSAA Boys Basketball State Finals Media ○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○ IHSAASports.org The 98th Annual IHSAA Boys Basketball State Finals For the first time, action from all four state Media Information championship games will be webcast in live video and audio and available to anyone, Saturday, March 22, 2008 anywhere at IHSAASports.org. Conseco Fieldhouse, Indianapolis, IN (18,345); www.consecofieldhouse.com Play-by-Play: Mark Jaynes Color Analyst: Bob Lovell (A, 2A) Session I Color Analyst: Pete Smith (3A, 4A) Class A at 10:30 am ET Sidelines: Michael Grady Triton (24-2) vs. Indianapolis Lutheran (22-4). Class 2A (begins approximately 40 minutes following conclusion of previous game) Indiana Cable Network Fort Wayne Bishop Luers (23-3) vs. Winchester (23-3). ○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○ Play-by-Play: Jerry Baker Session II Color Analyst: John Laskowski Class 3A at 6 pm ET Sidelines: Todd Melloh Harding (22-3) vs. Washington (22-2). System City Ch. Class 4A (begins approximately 40 minutes following conclusion of previous game) Insight Anderson 3 Marion (24-4) vs. Brownsburg (21-5). Insight Bedford 21 Insight Bloomington 21 Comcast Columbus/Seymour/ TICKETS: Single Session $10.00 | All Day North Vernon 14 $18.00. Reserved tickets can be purchased at Comcast Connersville/Rushville 14 Comcast Crawfordsville 9 the participating schools the week of the state Insight Evansville 2 finals. Contact those schools for ticket Insight-Sigecom Evansville 9 distribution hours. Any remaining tickets will be available game day at the Conseco Comcast Fort Wayne 9 Fieldhouse ticket office. Comcast Frankfort 9 Comcast Chicago Gary 74 Insight Greenfield 18 PUBLIC ENTRANCE: The public may enter from Pennsylvania Street or Delaware Insight Greenwood 21 Street into a common lobby on the north side of Conseco Fieldhouse. Ticket office Comcast Chicago Hammond 4 windows are located there. Insight Hartford City/Portland 69 Insight Henderson, Ky. 2 Comcast Huntington 9 GATES OPEN: Conseco Fieldhouse will open its gates to fans beginning one hour Bright House Indianapolis 2 prior to the start of each session -- 9:30 am ET and 5 pm ET. The venue will be Comcast Indianapolis 14 cleared between the Class 2A and 3A games. Insight Jasper 2 MediaCom Kendallville 70 PARKING: Visit www.consecofieldhouse.com/parking.asp. MediaCom Knox 78 Insight Kokomo 16 Insight Lafayette 16 TELEVISION: All four state championship games will be carried live statewide on Comcast Chicago LaPorte 114 cable via the Indiana Cable Network which consists of Comcast, Bright House Comcast SusCom Lawrenceburg 14 Networks and Insight cable systems. A list of channels and markets are listed to Insight Lebanon 18 Comcast Logansport/Peru/Wabash 9 the left. Bright House Marion 9 Insight Martinsville 21 WEBCAST: For the first time, all four state championship games will be webcast in Comcast Chicago Michigan City 115 live audio and video and available around the globe at ihsaasports.org. Comcast Monticello 9 Comcast Muncie 5 Insight New Albany 98 RADIO: The IHSAA Championship Radio Network will be broadcasting all four Insight New Castle 3 games to stations statewide. Markets and frequencies are listed on the next page. Comcast Niles, Mich. 110 A complete listing will be posted to the IHSAA website later this week. Insight Noblesville 18 Comcast Chicago Portage 114 Insight Princeton 2 SOUVENIR PROGRAMS: $3.00 per copy, available at the event on game day. $5.00 Insight-TV Cable Rensselaer 78 by mail. To pay by Visa or MasterCard, contact the IHSAA at 317-846-6601 (M-F, 8-4 Insight Richmond 64 pm ET). Comcast SusCom Shelbyville 43 Comcast South Bend/Elkhart 111 Comcast St. Joseph County 110 LODGING IN INDY: For those interested in making hotel reservations in Comcast Chicago Valparaiso 114 Indianapolis during the state finals, visit www.indy.org or call 1-800-556-INDY Comcast Warsaw 111 during the week. Insight-TV Cable Winamac 78 The IHSAA. Pure Spirit. Pure Sport. ○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○ MEDIA INFORMATION IHSAA / Methodist Sports Medicine Championship Radio Network MEDIA HOSTS: IHSAA Sports Information Director Jason Wille, Communications Director Chris Kaufman, Assistant Mike Wilson and Toni Polizzi will be on hand to Play-by-Play: Mark Jaynes assist in your coverage of this year’s state finals. Color Analyst: Bob Lovell (A, 2A) Color Analyst: Pete Smith (3A, 4A) CREDENTIALS: For media outlets intending to cover the state finals, please fax a Sidelines: Michael Grady credential request on company letterhead to IHSAA Sports Information Director Jason Wille at 317-575-4244. Please include the names of the working individuals The stations below will carry one or representing your outlet. The deadline for requests is 4 pm ET on Wednesday, March more of the five state championship 19. No credentials will be granted after that time. Approved requests will be available for pickup inside the media entrance on game day beginning at 8 am ET for the first games. A detailed list will be posted to session and at 4 pm ET for the second session. Please have identification available. ihsaa.org this week. Credentials will not be mailed. Attica WFWR 91.5 FM MEDIA PARKING: There is no designated parking area for media for this event Batesville WRBI 103.9 FM though there are numerous parking options within a short distance of Conseco Bedford WBIW 1340 AM Fieldhouse. For a map, visit www.consecofieldhouse.com/parking.asp Berne WZBD 92.7 FM Boonville WBNL 1540 AM MEDIA ENTRANCE: To gain admittance, the 2007-08 IHSAA Boys Basketball State Finals Media Credential is required. The entrance is on the southeast side of Brazil WSDX 1130 AM Conseco Fieldhouse adjacent to Delaware Street. The door is marked for Media Corydon WOCC 1550 AM ○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○○ and Employees and is located at the opposite end of the building from the public Elkhart WFRN 1270 AM entrance. Please allow a few extra minutes to pass through security. Evansville WGBF 1280 AM Ferdinand WQKZ 98.5 FM MEDIA WORKROOM: As in previous years, the media workroom at Conseco Greencastle WREB 94.3 FM Fieldhouse will be open all day and be available to working media members. The Hammond WJOB 1230 AM work area contains wireless internet access as well as complimentary phones that will accept credit card and 800 calls. Soft drinks and snacks will be available. Indianapolis WFNI 1070 AM Indianapolis WXLW 950 AM SEATING: Except where designated phone lines are marked for specific media Jasper WITZ 104.7 FM outlets, an open seating policy is used on the west side of Conseco Fieldhouse. Kendallville WAWK 1140 AM Loogootee WRZR 94.5 FM RESULTS & STATISTICS: Live stats for each game will be available on the IHSAA Madison WORX 96.7 FM website. Stats and box scores will be distributed at the end of each quarter on Madison WXGO 1270 AM press row as well as in the media work room. Merrillville WWCA 1270 AM LOCKER ROOM ACCESS: No one except tournament workers and team coaches Michigan City WEFM 95.9 FM and participants will have access to the inner hallways where locker rooms are Michigan City WIMS 1420 AM located. Mitchell WPHZ 102.5 FM Mount Vernon WRCY 1590 AM NO CHILDREN, PLEASE: With the exception of high school students representing Mount Vernon WYFX 106.7 FM their school’s newspaper, yearbook, radio or television station, and who have a New Castle WMDH 1550 AM team participating, no young people or children will be issued media credentials or Plymouth WTCA 1050 AM be allowed in the working media area. Portland WPGW 1440 AM LIVE TELEVISION CUT-INS: Spot news reports showing live game action are Richmond WHON 930 AM prohibited. Stand-up reports for newscasts are permitted from inside the building Rochester WROI 92.1 FM provided that no live action is shown. Rockville WAXI 104.9 FM Santa Claus WAXL 103.3 FM POST-GAME GUIDELINES Seymour WZZB 1390 AM With the exception of the IHSAA’s Radio, Television, Internet and Photography Seymour WXKU 92.7 FM partners, all media members are asked to remain off the playing floor and behind the ropes during the post-game awards ceremonies. Shelbyville WSVX 1520 AM South Bend WSBT 960 AM The post-game ceremonies order will be as follows: Sullivan WNDI 1550 AM Mental Attitude Award presentation Sullivan WNDI 95.3 FM Runner-Up medals and trophy presentation Terre Haute WBOW 1300 AM Championship medals and trophy presentation Vincennes WAOV 1450 AM Team Photographs by Visual Sports Network Vincennes WFML 96.7 FM Following the Class A, 2A and 3A awards ceremonies, coaches and selected players Warsaw WRSW 107.3 FM will be escorted to the Media Interview Room for a formal press conference which Washington WAMW 107.9 FM is located on playing floor level just off the media entrance elevator. We ask your assistance to use the press conference as the appropriate time to conduct interviews. The runner-up team coach and selected players will go first followed by the championship team coach and players. Because of newspaper deadline issues at the end of the 4A contest, no press conference will be scheduled and news media will be allowed to conduct interviews on and around the floor after the awards ceremonies. For those working on deadline, the IHSAA will distribute “quick quotes” in the media work room taken from the IHSAA Television and Radio Network interviews as soon as possible after the game. The IHSAA. Pure Spirit. Pure Sport. THE LAW OF AVERAGES – Below are the top 25 teams in the state and their averages for scoring, points against and average margin of victory. Schools in the state finals are listed in bold. Information courtesy of John Harrell’s Indiana High School Basket- ball website. OFFENSIVE SCORING AVERAGE DEFENSIVE SCORING AVERAGE AVERAGE MARGIN OF VICTORY 1.
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