In depth analysis of top teams and some bubble teams.

http://sports.espn.go.com/ncb/columns/story?columnist=forde_pat&id=6123654

As long as OSU ends up in Cleveland I don't care. I already have my tickets for all 6 games!

OneBuckeye;681651 wrote:As long as OSU ends up in Cleveland I don't care. I already have my tickets for all 6 games!

Hellj yea. Barring a collapse thats where they should end up.

OneBuckeye;681651 wrote:As long as OSU ends up in Cleveland I don't care. I already have my tickets for all 6 games!

Just got an email today saying my tickets will be sent out by tomorrow and I should have them by the 28th of this month. Pretty pumped, got 4 tickets to each game and have 2 rooms booked at the Hyatt at the Arcade Friday and Saturday nights. Should be a great weekend!

Wooball;682163 wrote:Just got an email today saying my tickets will be sent out by tomorrow and I should have them by the 28th of this month. Pretty pumped, got 4 tickets to each game and have 2 rooms booked at the Hyatt at the Arcade Friday and Saturday nights. Should be a great weekend!

Stayed at that Hyatt a few times, nice place.

Cleveland lucked out in '05 (I believe it was) with West Virginia, Mike Gansey, Kevin Pittsnoggle and co. and the double-overtime game with Wake Forest. That was a tremendous basketball game. Final score was in the triple digits. The Deacs were, of course, led by Chris Paul.

There is no reason OSU shouldn't be playing in Cleveland.

I'll tell ya, beyond the sweet 16, none of the regionals is going to be exactly welcoming to a team from the Midwest. New Jersey is the closest regional site (or New Orleans). I think the regional sites pretty much suck this year.

I think there should always be a Midwest regional site at Indy, Chicago or even St. Louis.