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Mississippi Valley State is hoping to make a big splash when it arrives on the West Coast for its first NCAA Tournament appearance since 1996.
The Southwestern Athletic Conference champion Delta Devils ? winners of nine straight games ? are the 16th seed in the West Region of the NCAA Tournament and will play in the first round against one of the most prestigious programs in college basketball history in UCLA, the top seed in the region.
The two teams will play at 8:55 p.m. Thursday in Anaheim, Calif., at the Honda Center.
Players, coaches and school officials met the news of playing UCLA with great excitement as they gathered together on campus in Itta Bena to watch the NCAA Selection Show Sunday ? less than 24 hours after defeating instate rival Jackson State 59-58 in a thrilling SWAC Tournament championship game.
?This is a happy time in the Valley,? Dr. Roy Hudson, Valley?s interim president, told the crowd. ?We?re going from the Mississippi Valley to the Fernando Valley, and we plan to show those people in Los Angeles just what the Valley is all about.
?I am so proud of our coaches and players for all their hard work. We might not be the biggest or richest school in our conference, but we have the most heart. And that?s why we?re where we?re at now.?
To Read more: http://www.gwcommonwealth.com/articles/2008/03/17/sports/local_sports/sports01.txt
The Southwestern Athletic Conference champion Delta Devils ? winners of nine straight games ? are the 16th seed in the West Region of the NCAA Tournament and will play in the first round against one of the most prestigious programs in college basketball history in UCLA, the top seed in the region.
The two teams will play at 8:55 p.m. Thursday in Anaheim, Calif., at the Honda Center.
Players, coaches and school officials met the news of playing UCLA with great excitement as they gathered together on campus in Itta Bena to watch the NCAA Selection Show Sunday ? less than 24 hours after defeating instate rival Jackson State 59-58 in a thrilling SWAC Tournament championship game.
?This is a happy time in the Valley,? Dr. Roy Hudson, Valley?s interim president, told the crowd. ?We?re going from the Mississippi Valley to the Fernando Valley, and we plan to show those people in Los Angeles just what the Valley is all about.
?I am so proud of our coaches and players for all their hard work. We might not be the biggest or richest school in our conference, but we have the most heart. And that?s why we?re where we?re at now.?
To Read more: http://www.gwcommonwealth.com/articles/2008/03/17/sports/local_sports/sports01.txt