[TheWildJacko]

ESPN App. I find that surprising because I thought Stanford would get the later game.

TV will be ESPN2

Also, tickets for Wednesday game go on sale today and tickets for first two rounds tomorrow. I just don’t know if tickets for Wednesday will include Friday and Sunday.

Game is scheduled for 4:30. 

OK, Peter, but I am not seeing that appear on the official NCAA bracket nor on the Stanford website yet.  Where did you get the info?

Gonzaga/Old Miss will be the more competitive game, and it will give our coaches and team a chance to watch them after our own game.  Plus it puts our game in prime time in the East.  All in all, this is fine.  Not so great for those of us driving to the game and parking, given that free parking opens officially at 4 pm.  Hopefully they won't be handing out tickets for those who get there half an hour early.

It’s fine except for those of us who have to teach from 4:30-5:30 and 6-7pm on Friday. I’ll be watching on tape delay.

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Interesting, Stanford is the only one of the #1 seeds to be facing a play-in game opponent -- and that game is on our home court. It means that the Card will be able to scout and prepare for these totally unfamiliar teams much more easily than the other #1 seeds. Not that I see them, as per the great preview we have at the beginning of this thread, as serious challengers, but one can't just take a win for granted. We need to be ready. I want to see the Card really make a statement in this game, that we are ready, ready, and look out!

Indiana also faces a play-in opponent. The play-in games are two 16-vs-16 matchups and two 11-v-11 matchups, so the 6-seeds in So. Carolina and V. Tech’s brackets (Creighton and UNC, respectively) also face play-in teams.

[TheWildJacko]

ESPN App. I find that surprising because I thought Stanford would get the later game.

TV will be ESPN2

Also, tickets for Wednesday game go on sale today and tickets for first two rounds tomorrow. I just don’t know if tickets for Wednesday will include Friday and Sunday.

Game is scheduled for 4:30. 

OK, Peter, but I am not seeing that appear on the official NCAA bracket nor on the Stanford website yet.  Where did you get the info?

Gonzaga/Old Miss will be the more competitive game, and it will give our coaches and team a chance to watch them after our own game.  Plus it puts our game in prime time in the East.  All in all, this is fine.  Not so great for those of us driving to the game and parking, given that free parking opens officially at 4 pm.  Hopefully they won't be handing out tickets for those who get there half an hour early.

It’s fine except for those of us who have to teach from 4:30-5:30 and 6-7pm on Friday. I’ll be watching on tape delay.

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Interesting, Stanford is the only one of the #1 seeds to be facing a play-in game opponent -- and that game is on our home court. It means that the Card will be able to scout and prepare for these totally unfamiliar teams much more easily than the other #1 seeds. Not that I see them, as per the great preview we have at the beginning of this thread, as serious challengers, but one can't just take a win for granted. We need to be ready. I want to see the Card really make a statement in this game, that we are ready, ready, and look out!

Indiana also faces a play-in opponent. The play-in games are two 16-vs-16 matchups and two 11-v-11 matchups, so the 6-seeds in So. Carolina and V. Tech’s brackets (Creighton and UNC, respectively) also face play-in teams.