Mavs Jump to Fourth in South Central Region Rankin
Feb 25, 2010 | General, Men's Basketball
NCAA Regional Rankings
INDIANAPOLIS - The Mavericks jumped two spots to fourth in the NCAA South Central Region ranking released this week with records through February 21. Nebraska-Omaha went 1-1 since the last ranking with an overtime win over Southwest Baptist, currently ranked seventh, and a close showing on the road to Central Missouri, ranked No.1 in the region.
The Mavericks are 18-7 overall and 15-7 against teams within the region. Their final two games of the regular season and their play in the MIAA postseason tournament will determine their NCAA postseason play.
The South Central Region is made up of the MIAA, Lone Star and Heartland conferences. Eight teams from the region advance to the NCAA tournament. The winners of each conference tournament receive an automatic berth into the NCAA tournament and the remaining five teams are selected from the regional ranking at the end of the regular season.
INDIANAPOLIS - The Mavericks jumped two spots to fourth in the NCAA South Central Region ranking released this week with records through February 21. Nebraska-Omaha went 1-1 since the last ranking with an overtime win over Southwest Baptist, currently ranked seventh, and a close showing on the road to Central Missouri, ranked No.1 in the region.
The Mavericks are 18-7 overall and 15-7 against teams within the region. Their final two games of the regular season and their play in the MIAA postseason tournament will determine their NCAA postseason play.
The South Central Region is made up of the MIAA, Lone Star and Heartland conferences. Eight teams from the region advance to the NCAA tournament. The winners of each conference tournament receive an automatic berth into the NCAA tournament and the remaining five teams are selected from the regional ranking at the end of the regular season.
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