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Here's what the bus seating assignments will look like for the men's NCAA tournament, based on a planning document from January. Schools within 350 miles of Indy will travel with three buses for 34 people.
Drivers will be told "no verbal interaction...unless needed for safety."
Drivers will be told "no verbal interaction...unless needed for safety."
Schools that are more than 350 miles away from Indy will not be allowed to use public airports, unless there isn't a private jet terminal in a school's region. Flight crews will also be told no verbal interaction with the traveling party unless needed for safety reasons.
At the NCAA tournament, meals will either be eaten alone in an individual's hotel room or in a physically distanced meal room with assigned seating, where each member of the traveling party must sit in his or her assigned seat throughout every meal.
"We strongly encourage teams who have a high probability of being an At-Large team to stay in their conference championship city until Sunday, March 14."
If you're Loyola Chicago or Drake, do you stay in St. Louis for a week and hope you don't get snubbed?
If you're Loyola Chicago or Drake, do you stay in St. Louis for a week and hope you don't get snubbed?
Schools are encouraged to consider including one academic support staffer among their 34-person traveling parties.
