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Northern Kentucky 59 Milwaukee 53

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Can't express how happy I am for NKU. Huge for them heading to the tournament in their first year of eligibility. Didn't think it would ever happen, which Coach Brannen played an enormous role in. I've always thought it was cool watching the teams make it that REALLY has to earn making it from the smaller conferences, but when it's the school that you attended undergrad and where you grew up at, the feeling is just a bit different. Way to go Norse!

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That game was a battle from beginning to end. Both teams played hard nosed defense that made the game a grinder. Holland was the difference maker. Brannen coached a great game. I enjoyed watching this one. It will be a lot of fun watching the draw and seeing NKU's name go up there no matter who they play.

Very excited for the Norse, and getting in the big dance in their first year of eligibility is beyond amazing!

 

Remind me again if anyone knows:

 

What is the reasoning behind a University turning D1 having to wait 5 years to be eligible for post season play?

Very excited for the Norse, and getting in the big dance in their first year of eligibility is beyond amazing!

 

Remind me again if anyone knows:

 

What is the reasoning behind a University turning D1 having to wait 5 years to be eligible for post season play?

 

To keep everyone from wanting to go D1. Plus, going D1 is a commitment in all sports across the board. There is a price to pay and time needed to ramp up your programs to D1 level.

As a NKU grad who goes to a couple games a year and a die hard UK fan.

Pleaseeeeeeeee don't let it be UK vs NKU in round one.

Congratulations!!! Great accomplishment.

Watch them play UL or UK in their first game......

 

I feel confident it will be Louisville or Kentucky in the first round. On the plus side, it should be in Indianapolis, which will allow many NKU fans to attend.

I feel confident it will be Louisville or Kentucky in the first round. On the plus side, it should be in Indianapolis, which will allow many NKU fans to attend.

 

I hope the Norse upset one of them!

I hope the Norse upset one of them!

 

Looking at you, Louisville!

Tagging the seats and having a draw party would be a great idea EXCEPT, the KHSAA Girls "Sweet Sixteen" Finals are being played there Sunday afternoon.

 

Congrats to the entire Brannen family!!!!! Fantastic folks!

Hard work pays off.

NKU students are enjoying the heck out of this great ride…. so happy for them, this is exactly what College memories are made of. Go Norse!

Tagging the seats and having a draw party would be a great idea EXCEPT, the KHSAA Girls "Sweet Sixteen" Finals are being played there Sunday afternoon.

 

 

Push it. With all due respect to the girl's high school teams, this is a much bigger deal.

 

 

I say that knowing full well it won't happen.

Think they'll play in the 1st 4 in Dayton?

 

I will be extremely unpleased if they do. No school should have to do a "play-in" game in their first ever tournament.

A buddy said that Coach Shields was in tears at the final buzzer.

 

He was with several alumni that I know that graduated in the 70's at Dickman's last night.

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