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MEDIA CREDENTIALS
If you are a member of the media interested in covering the 2012 Puerto Rico Tip-Off, please access our Media Credentials link.
CONTACT INFORMATION
| Tim Simmons | Media Coordinator | 303.678.7373 | This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it |
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FAST FACTS
What:
The sixth annual Puerto Rico Tip-Off, a 3-day, 8-team basketball event.
Who's playing in 2012:
The field for the sixth annual Puerto Rico Tip-Off includes North Carolina State, UNC Asheville, Massachusetts, Akron, Oklahoma State, Penn State, Providence and Tennessee. Each school will compete in one game per day, advancing through a bracket-tournament format.
When:
The annual event is played in historic and picturesque Puerto Rico Thursday, Friday and Sunday, Nov. 15, 16 & 18.
Where:
Puerto Rico
On TV:
The majority of the games will be on ESPNU while some will appear on ESPN2.
On the Web:
Visit www.puertoricotipoff.com for updates and scores throughout the tournament.
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On Facebook:
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Hotel for Working Media:
Special room rates for media covering the Puerto Rico Tip-Off are available at LaConcha in San Juan. To make reservations, contact Rita Garay at
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PUERTO RICO FAQs, click here
What is the non-bracketed game?
The NCAA allows each team that competes in a multi-team event (MTE) to play in an additional non-bracketed game with another participant of that same tournament. The additional game does not affect the overall bracketing or the final outcome of the championship bracket. All games of an MTE must be played in the same 14-day period.


