GRAND CANYON UNIVERSITY

GCU accepts CIT Tournament bid

Mar 13, 2014, 12:19 AM | Updated: 12:22 am

In their first year in Divison I basketball, the Grand Canyon Antelopes are headed to the postseason.

GCU has accepted an invitation to the 2014 CollegeInsider.com Postseason Tournament. The Antelopes will host a first-round game at Antelope Gymnasium Wednesday, March 19.

The ‘Lopes went 15-14 overall and finished third (10-6) in the WAC under first-year head coach Dan Majerle. But they are ineligible for the conference tournament, the NCAA Tournament and the NIT for four years due to their probationary Division I membership.

The full tournament field will be announced Sunday, March 16.

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