CIT action is underway.
The CollegeInsider.com Postseason Tournament isn’t as storied as say the NCAA Tournament or the NIT, but if you’re in for watching more college hoops, it’s got you covered. The 2019 edition of the CIT features some teams that had pretty decent seasons, even if they were not quiet good enough to make it to the Big Dance or the NIT.
Some of the headliners are Texas Southern, Kent State, Drake, FIU, and Texas State. Per the tournament’s website, The CIT has had more schools make their postseason debut (26) and schools win their first-ever postseason game (34) than all other tournaments combined since 2009, when the CIT was founded.
There is no set bracket for the CIT, which uses a dynamic schedule to pair opponents based on matchups and availability. Everything up to the semifinals will be streamed on the CIT’s website. Since there’s no set bracket, the second round won’t be set until after the first is completed.
TV and online streaming
You can stream all the action on the CIT’s website.
First Round
Monday, March 18
NJIT 92, Quinnipiac 81
Tuesday, March 19
Cornell 89, Robert Morris 98
IUPUI 73, Marshall 78
IUPUI 73, Marshall 78
Wednesday, March 20
Texas Southern 95, New Orleans 89
Grambling 73, UT Rio Grande Valley 74
Presbyterian 73, Seattle 68
Green Bay 102, ETSU 94
Grambling 73, UT Rio Grande Valley 74
Presbyterian 73, Seattle 68
Green Bay 102, ETSU 94
Thursday, March 21
FAU 66, Charleston Southern 68
Saint Francis Brooklyn 72, Hampton 81
CSU Bakersfield vs. Cal State Fullerton 10:00 p.m. ET
Kent State vs. UL Monroe 8:00 p.m. ET
Saint Francis Brooklyn 72, Hampton 81
CSU Bakersfield vs. Cal State Fullerton 10:00 p.m. ET
Kent State vs. UL Monroe 8:00 p.m. ET
Friday, March 22
Drake vs. Southern Utah 8:30 p.m. ET
Saturday, March 23
FIU vs. Texas State: 7:00 p.m. ET
Second Round
NOTE: Top 3 seeds will get a bye after first round
Quarterfinals
March 27-31
Semifinals
April 2
Championship
April 4
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