Bahamas this year but where in 2019 ? 2020 ?
 

anyone kno ?

https://mauiinvitational.com/news/20...use-field.aspx

Maui in 2019 will be LOADED: UCLA, Michigan State, Kansas, BYU, Georgia, Virginia Tech, Chaminade, and Dayton.
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2019 Maui

I'm gressing we will be a six or seven seed

As other have said, 2019 Maui.

I'm guessing we go back to Disney World in 2020 for the Advocare but that is purely my guess. You can only play in a tournament once every 4 years so that eliminates Maui, Atlantis, Charleston and Anaheim. UD and ESPN Events have a strong relationship, so if they went back to an ESPN event after Atlantis and Maui, that leaves Myrtle Beach (formerly Puerto Rico), Honolulu (Diamondhead Classic) or a one off game like the Preseason NIT at MSG or the armed forces game in San Diego. Those are usually blue chip teams, so never say never but the tournaments are better for UD. With Charleston being a couple years ago, my money is on Disney over Myrtle Beach or something else in 2020.

Here is a list from 2 years ago of all the in-season sort of tourneys/events, this list seems comprehensive, although maybe an event was left out.

You pretty much covered all of the good, big, 8-team events, except for maybe the Nike Phil Knight event.

Do you think we would ever be invited to the 16 team Nike Phil Knight tourney in Portland, Oregon?

https://www.cbssports.com/college-ba...y-major-field/

Correction, it looks like the Nike PK80 event was a one-off thing for Phil's 80th birthday.


https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phil...t_Invitational

Here are 5 more, that I was not even aware of, with good/decent fields, there are a lot more of these tourneys than I thought.


Emerald Coast Classic in NW Florida
Cayman Islands event
Virgin Islands event
Hall of Fame event in KC
Hall of Fame event in Uncasville, Connecticut


https://www.bloggingthebracket.com/2...s-thanksgiving

I'd think we'd only play ESPN affiliated events with 3 neutral games