When did they stop making ncaa basketball games?
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2009 February 10, 2010
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stop making ncaa basketball games
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The <b>NCAA Basketball</b> (formerly <b>NCAA March Madness</b>) series was a <b>college</b> 
<b>basketball game</b> ... The team behind <b>March Madness</b> 2007 has worked to <b>make</b> 
sure that the location of all 325 school bands and student sections are as 
authentic&nbsp;... <b>NCAA</b> Football was an American football video <b>game</b> series developed by EA 
Sports in which ... primarily for EA&#39;s <b>NCAA March Madness basketball games</b> (
first released in February 1998) ... The home team&#39;s defense can incite the crowd 
to <b>make</b> noise, <b>making</b> it difficult for the offense to hear the quarterback&#39;s audibles
. <b>College basketball</b> today is governed by collegiate athletic bodies including the 
United States&#39;s ... The second recorded instance of an organized <b>college</b> 
<b>basketball game</b> was Geneva ... In 2011, the <b>NCAA</b> field expanded to 68 teams 
and the last 8 teams playing for four spots <b>making</b> the field into 64, which is called 
the first&nbsp;... A television timeout is a break in a televised live event for the purpose of 
television broadcasting. This allows commercial broadcasters to take an 
advertising break, or issue their required hourly <b>station</b> identification, without 
causing viewers to miss part of the action. ... Programs <b>making</b> use of timeouts 
are usually live-action sporting events. <b>NCAA March Madness</b> is the branding used for coverage of the <b>NCAA</b> Division I 
<b>Men&#39;s</b> ... Production location(s), Various NCAA tournament sites (game telecasts) 
CBS Broadcast Center, New York City &middot; Turner Sports Studios, Atlanta, Georgia&nbsp;... The National Invitation <b>Tournament</b> (NIT) is a <b>men&#39;s college basketball</b> 
<b>tournament</b> operated by ... Originally the <b>tournament</b> invited a field of 6 teams, 
with all <b>games</b> played at ... LSU have declined to play in the NIT when they did 
not <b>make</b> the <b>NCAA tournament</b>. ... ESPN <b>no longer</b> had a hand in the selection 
of the teams. <b>NCAA</b> official Moe Kincaid <b>making</b> a call in a 2008 <b>college basketball game</b>. In 
<b>basketball</b>, an official (usually called a referee) enforces the rules and maintains 
order in the ... The device is used by on <b>court</b> officials to start and <b>stop</b> the <b>game</b> 
clock in a timely manner, rather than waiting for the scoreboard operator&nbsp;... In <b>basketball</b>, traveling is a violation of the rules that occurs when a player 
holding the ball moves one or both of their feet illegally. Traveling is also called, 
predominantly in a streetball <b>game</b>, &quot;walking&quot; or ... A player who catches the ball 
while moving or dribbling may <b>stop</b> and establish a pivot foot as follows: a. When 
both&nbsp;... A mercy rule, slaughter rule, knockout rule, or skunk rule ends a two-competitor 
sports ... The rule varies by state; for example, the clock does not <b>stop</b> upon a 
score in ... The most recent example of an <b>NCAA</b> football <b>game</b> shortened by 
invoking ... The rule is not allowed in <b>NCAA tournament</b> play (regionals, super 
regionals&nbsp;... The 2019 <b>NCAA</b> Division I Women&#39;s <b>Basketball Tournament</b> was a single-
elimination ... Meanwhile, Tennessee continued its record streak of <b>making</b> every 
<b>NCAA</b> Women&#39;s <b>Basketball Tournament</b> at 38 ... <b>College Station</b>, Texas (Fri/Sun) 
... &quot;<b>NCAA</b> selects Albany to host these <b>tournament games</b>&quot;. www.bizjournals.com.
February 10 , 2010
NCAA Basketball series