What cities do you consider "lucky" for us in NCAA play?

[EvilMD]

In my lifetime, we have won titles in St. Louis, East Rutherford, San Antonio and New Orleans. We have some huge wins in Indianapolis, but we have also seen three potential titles fall by the wayside when the Final Four was held there (two of which we participated in, the third 2010). A lot of people will say Catlanta, but we have some heartbreak there, too. What is your favorite city, the one you feel has the best blue vibes?

 

[hotelblue]

we've had heartbreaking losses in new orleans (93) and indy (97) as well. st pete was nice lol. so was cleveland. in the present though it has to be the yum center even though it's basically a home court. you know luck really doesn't have much to do with it when it's uk. our really special teams will win wherever. cleveland, seattle, timbuktu...

 

[EvilMD]

In St. Louis we have beaten Arkansas and Duke (78) and Kansas State and Wichita State (14). Can't think of any losses there.

 

[hotelblue]

In St. Louis we have beaten Arkansas and Duke (78) and Kansas State and Wichita State (14). Can't think of any losses there.

'99 to msu. philly has been bad too.

 

[hotelblue]

new york has actually been very good overall.

 

[Teachable Moe]

Skipton, Yorkshire; Belem, Brazil; Accra, Ghana; and Dix Notch, New Hampshire.

Very lucky cities.