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Four MIAA Schools Selected for Men's Field of 64
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Newly crowned MIAA Tournament champion
Nebraska-Omaha, regular season champion Central Missouri, Fort Hays
State and Missouri Western have received bids to the 2010 NCAA
Division II Men's Basketball Championship, the NCAA Division II
Men's Basketball Committee announced Sunday night.
Twenty-two conferences have been awarded automatic
qualification. The remaining 42 teams were selected at large by the
committee.
Seven of the regional tournaments, consisting of eight teams each,
will be conducted March 13, 14 and 16 at regional sites. The West
regional will be conducted March 12, 13 and 15. The eight
quarterfinalists will advance to the finals at the MassMutual
Center in Springfield, Mass., March 24, 25 and 27.
Conferences that received automatic qualification are as follows:
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California Collegiate Athletic Association |
Cal State San B'dino |
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Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference |
Felician |
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Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association |
St. Augustine's |
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Conference Carolinas |
Mount Olive |
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East Coast Conference |
Bridgeport |
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Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference |
Findlay |
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Great Lakes Valley Conference |
Bellarmine |
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Great Northwest Athletic Conference |
Seattle Pacific |
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Gulf South Conference |
Arkansas Tech |
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Heartland Conference |
Incarnate Word |
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Lone Star Conference |
Midwestern State |
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Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association |
Nebraska-Omaha |
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Northeast-10 Conference |
Massachusetts-Lowell |
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Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference |
St. Cloud State |
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Pacific West Conference |
TBD |
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Peach Belt Conference |
USC Aiken |
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Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference |
Indiana (Pennsylvania) |
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Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference |
Metro State |
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South Atlantic Conference |
Brevard |
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Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference |
Tuskegee |
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Sunshine State Conference |
Rollins |
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West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference |
West Virginia State |
Those institutions receiving at-large berths are, in alphabetical order, as follows:
Alabama-Huntsville
Alderson-Broaddus
Anderson (SC)
Augusta State
Augustana (SD)
Barry
Bentley
Cal Poly Pomona
Catawba
Central Missouri
Central Oklahoma
Central State (OH)
Central Washington
Clark Atlanta
Colorado Mines
Drury
East Stroudsburg
Fairmont State
Florida Southern
Fort Hays State
Georgia College
Grand Valley State
Humboldt State
Kentucky Wesleyan
Kutztown
Merrimack
Mesa State
Minnesota State Mankato
Missouri Western
Montevallo
New Mexico Highlands
Philadelphia U.
Quincy
Saint Anselm
St. Joseph's (IN)
Stonehill
Tarleton State
Valdosta State
West Liberty
Western Washington
Winona State
