2014 pac-12 men`s basketball tournament handbook

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2014 PAC-12 MEN’S BASKETBALL
TOURNAMENT HANDBOOK
MARCH 12-15, 2014
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA
REVISED FEBRUARY 26, 2014
TABLE OF CONTENTS
IMPORTANT DATES & DEADLINES ................................................................................................ 4
GENERAL ADMINISTRATION ........................................................................................................ 5
1. Basketball Tournament Administration ................................................................................... 5
2. Dates and Sites ................................................................................................................... 5
3. Game Officials ..................................................................................................................... 5
TOURNAMENT STRUCTURE ......................................................................................................... 6
1. Seeding and Tie Breakers ..................................................................................................... 6
2. Tie Breakers ........................................................................................................................ 6
3. Bracket and Format ............................................................................................................. 7
EXPENSE ALLOWANCE & REIMBURSEMENT POLICIES .................................................................. 8
ELIGIBILITY ............................................................................................................................... 10
1. Participants ...................................................................................................................... 10
TOURNAMENT OPERATIONS ...................................................................................................... 10
1. BANDS, SPIRIT SQUADS, AND MASCOTS ........................................................................... 10
1.1. Building Entry ........................................................................................................... 10
1.2. Credentials ............................................................................................................... 10
1.3. Ground Transportation ............................................................................................... 11
1.4. Lodging .................................................................................................................... 11
1.5. Performance Guidelines ............................................................................................. 12
1.6. Seating .................................................................................................................... 12
1.7. Study Center ............................................................................................................. 13
1.8. Travel Party .............................................................................................................. 13
2. TEAMS AND OFFICIAL TRAVEL PARTY ............................................................................... 13
2.1. Basketballs ............................................................................................................... 13
2.2. Benches ................................................................................................................... 13
2.3. Game DVD’s ............................................................................................................. 13
2.4. Ground Transportation ............................................................................................... 14
2.5. Laundry Services ....................................................................................................... 14
2.6. Locker Rooms ........................................................................................................... 15
2.7. Lodging .................................................................................................................... 15
2.8. Meals ....................................................................................................................... 17
2.9. Media Obligations ..................................................................................................... 17
2.10. Meeting/Dining Rooms ............................................................................................. 18
2.11. Participant Gifts ...................................................................................................... 18
2.12. Player Guest Admissions .......................................................................................... 18
2.13. Practice Availability and Schedule – MGM Grand ....................................................... 19
2.14. Practice Availability and Schedule – Off-Site .............................................................. 19
2.15. Scouting Seats ........................................................................................................ 19
2.16. Security .................................................................................................................. 20
2.17. Sideline Cups and Coolers ........................................................................................ 20
2.18. Squad Size ............................................................................................................. 20
2.19. Student-Athlete Study Center ................................................................................... 20
2.20. Team Arrival ........................................................................................................... 21
2.21. Team Introductions ................................................................................................. 21
2.22. Training Room ........................................................................................................ 21
2.23. Uniforms ................................................................................................................ 22
2.24. Warm-ups ............................................................................................................... 22
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UPDATED FEBRUARY 26, 2014
3. MEDIA .............................................................................................................................. 22
3.1. Awards and All-Tournament Team ............................................................................... 22
3.2. Media Director .......................................................................................................... 22
3.3. Media Arrangements and Credentials........................................................................... 22
3.4. Post-Game Interview and Dressing Room Policy ............................................................ 23
3.5. Statistics and Team Notes .......................................................................................... 23
3.6. Team Media Obligations ............................................................................................. 23
4. ANCILLARY EVENTS ......................................................................................................... 24
4.1. Alumni and Institutional Events .................................................................................. 24
4.2. Courtside Terrace ...................................................................................................... 24
4.3. Hall of Honor ............................................................................................................ 24
4.4. Hospitality Suite ....................................................................................................... 24
4.5. Programs .................................................................................................................. 24
4.6. Registration Desk ...................................................................................................... 24
4.7. Tournament Meeting .................................................................................................. 25
5. CREDENTIALS .................................................................................................................. 25
5.1. Team and Official Party Credentials ............................................................................ 25
5.2. Credential Distribution ............................................................................................... 26
TELEVISION AND RADIO RIGHTS AND POLICIES ......................................................................... 28
1. Television ......................................................................................................................... 28
2. Radio ............................................................................................................................... 28
TICKET POLICIES ....................................................................................................................... 29
1. Prices/General Policy ......................................................................................................... 29
2. Non-Playing Participant Seating .......................................................................................... 29
3. Participant Seats ............................................................................................................... 29
4. Player Guest Admissions .................................................................................................... 29
5. Will Call ............................................................................................................................ 29
6. Third-Party Resellers .......................................................................................................... 29
7. Payment ........................................................................................................................... 29
8. Ticket Contacts ................................................................................................................. 30
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS .............................................................................................................. 31
EMERGENCY PROCEDURES........................................................................................................ 33
TOURNAMENT CANCELLATION, INTERRUPTION POLICIES .......................................................... 34
TOURNAMENT CONTACTS .......................................................................................................... 35
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION/DIAGRAMS/FORMS
Tournament Bracket ................................................................................................................. Appendix A
MGM Grand Garden Arena Seating Map ..................................................................................... Appendix B
MGM Grand Garden Arena Event Level ....................................................................................... Appendix C
MGM Grand Property Map ......................................................................................................... Appendix D
Team Walking Route – MGM ..................................................................................................... Appendix E
Team Shuttle Route – MGM ...................................................................................................... Appendix F
Team Meeting Space Diagram ................................................................................................... Appendix G
Team Marquee Suites / Study Rooms ......................................................................................... Appendix H
Address & Driving Directions ...................................................................................................... Appendix I
Official Team Travel Party & Credential Form ............................................................................... Appendix J
Official Staff Travel Party & Credential Form ............................................................................... Appendix K
Band Roster Form .................................................................................................................... Appendix L
Spirit Roster Form ................................................................................................................... Appendix M
Team Meal Options .................................................................................................................. Appendix N
Off-Site Practice Schedule ........................................................................................................ Appendix O
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IMPORTANT DATES AND DEADLINES
Monday, February 10
Official Team Travel Party & Credential Form due (Appendix J)
Monday, February 10
Official Staff Travel Party & Credential Form due (Appendix K)
Monday, February 17
Final Official Travel Party rooming lists due to the
MGM Grand Hotel (See pages 15-16 for information)
Wednesday, February 19
Monday, February 24
Final band/spirit rooming lists due to Tropicana
(see page 11 for information)
Hall of Honor event RSVP deadline
(invitations mailed – see page 23 for information)
Monday, March 3
Hospitality tickets and meeting RSVP’s due (Council members
and CEO’s – Invitations to be mailed 2/14/14)
Monday, March 3
Band Roster Form due (Appendix L)
Monday, March 3
Spirit Roster Form due (Appendix M)
Tuesday, March 11
Tournament Administrative Meeting (7:00pm at MGM)
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GENERAL ADMINISTRATION
1.
Basketball Tournament Administration
The Pac-12 Conference Basketball Tournament shall be under the direct supervision of the
Conference Commissioner. The Conference owns all rights, including media rights,
marketing/sponsorship rights and ticket sales through the Pac-12 Conference and Pac-12
Enterprises. A Men’s Tournament Games Committee will be made up of three Directors of
Athletics or designees. The Commissioner shall designate a Tournament Director from the
Conference office staff for the Tournament. The Tournament Director shall be responsible for
execution of the policies of the Tournament and the Games Committee and all details of
Tournament administration.
2014 Men’s Tournament Games Committee
Dan Guerrero, UCLA (chair)
Bernard Muir, Stanford
Bill Moos, Washington State
Pac-12 Tournament Staff
(Tel: 925-932-4411; Fax: 925-932-4601)
Gloria Nevarez, Men’s Tournament Director
Danette Leighton, Chief Marketing Officer
Woodie Dixon, Security
Dave Hirsch, Media Director
Heather Vaughan, Marketing and Entertainment
Rob Sine, Ticket Sales
Duane Lindberg, Television Coordinator
Will Hunter, Arena/Game Operations
Taylor Lien, Hotels and Sponsor Fulfillment
Stephanie Cranmer, Conference Delegate Operations
2014 Tournament Institutional Support Coordinators
Operations/Team Services:
Gordon Bayne, Mike Dowling, Steve Pyne, Hatcher Parnell, Tom McGann & Carl Reed
Ticket Operations:
TBD
MGM Grand Garden Arena Contacts:
Nathalie Binette, Executive Director, Arena & Theaters (702-812-7686)
Jay Cline, Director of Operations (702-448-9931)
2.
Dates and Sites
The 2014 Pac-12 Conference Basketball Tournament will be in Las Vegas, March 12-15,
2014. All games will be held in the MGM Grand Garden Arena.
3.
Game Officials
The Conference Coordinator of Men’s Basketball Officiating will have the responsibility for
selection of officials for the Tournament. The coordinator also will assign the officials for each
contest.
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TOURNAMENT STRUCTURE
1.
Seeding and Tie Breakers
All Conference teams that are eligible for post-season play shall participate in the Tournament.
The seeding and pairings shall be determined upon completion of the regular season. The wonlost percentage record of the teams in regular season Conference play will determine seeding.
This shall apply even in the event one or more teams cannot play its entire 18-game Conference
schedule. An ineligible team’s record and place in the final standings will be utilized in any
tiebreaker situations. The team with the best winning percentage in Conference play will be
seeded No. 1, the next best winning percentage in Conference play will be seeded No. 2, and
so forth through all the seeds.
2.
Tie Breakers
Tie breaking procedures for determining all Tournament seeding will be:
2.1. Two-team tie
a. Results of head-to-head competition during the regular season.
b. Each team’s record (won-lost percentage) vs. the team occupying the highest
position in the final regular season standings, and then continuing down through the
standings until one team gains an advantage.
When arriving at another group of tied teams while comparing records, use each team’s record
(won-lost percentage) against the collective tied teams as a group (prior to that group’s own tiebreaking procedure), rather than the performance against individual tied teams.
c. Won-lost percentage against all Division I opponents.
d. Coin toss conducted by the Commissioner or designee.
2.2. Multiple-team tie
a. Results of collective head-to-head competition (won-lost percentage) during the
regular season among the tied teams.
b. If more than two teams are still tied, each of the tied team’s record (won-lost
percentage) vs. the team occupying the highest position in the final regular season
standings, and then continuing down through the standings, eliminating tied teams
with inferior records until one team gains an advantage.
When arriving at another group of tied teams while comparing records, use each team’s record
(won-lost percentage) against the collective tied teams as a group (prior to that group’s own tiebreaking procedure), rather than the performance against individual tied teams.
If at any point the multiple-team tie is reduced to two teams, the two-team tie-breaking
procedures will be applied.
c. Winning percentage against all Division I opponents.
d. Coin toss conducted by the Commissioner or designee.
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If a coin toss is needed to establish the final seeding and pairings, it will be administered by
Commissioner Larry Scott. Each institution involved in the coin toss is entitled to have a
representative present. If a representative does not attend, the institution will be advised of the
results immediately upon completion. Results of the coin toss will be made available to the wire
services and other media outlets between 12-1 p.m. PST on Sunday, March 9, 2014.
3.
Bracket and Format
First-round games involving seeds No. 8 vs. No. 9, No. 5 vs. No. 12, No. 7 vs. No. 10 and Seed
No. 6 vs. 11 will be played Wednesday, March 12, 2014. Quarterfinal round games will be
played Thursday, March 13, 2014, with semifinal games on Friday, March 14, 2014, and the
championship game on Saturday, March 15, 2014. All games will be played at the MGM Grand
Garden Arena. The Tournament bracket is attached as Appendix A.
SCHEDULE
Session One - Wednesday, March 12, 2014
Game 1 (12:00pm) - Seed No. 8 vs. Seed No. 9 (P12N)
Game 2 (2:30pm*) - Seed No. 5 vs. Seed No. 12 (P12N)
Session Two - Wednesday, March 12, 2014
Game 3 (6:00pm) - Seed No. 7 vs. Seed No. 10 (P12N)
Game 4 (8:30pm*) - Seed No. 6 vs. Seed No. 11 (P12N)
Session Three - Thursday, March 13, 2014
Game 5 (12:00pm) - Winner of Game 1 vs. Seed No. 1 (P12N)
Game 6 (2:30pm*) - Winner of Game 2 vs. Seed No. 4 (P12N)
Session Four - Thursday, March 13, 2014
Game 7 (6:00pm) - Winner of Game 3 vs. Seed No. 2 (P12N)
Game 8 (8:30pm*) - Winner of Game 4 vs. Seed No. 3 (FS1)
Session Five - Friday, March 14, 2014
Game 9 (6:00pm) - Semifinal 1 - Winner of Game 5 vs. Winner of Game 6 (P12N)
Game 10 (8:30pm*) - Semifinal 2 - Winner of Game 7 vs. Winner of Game 8 (FS1)
*Or 30 minutes after completion of previous game, whichever is later and allows for maximum
warm-up time.
Session Six - Saturday, March 15, 2014
Game 11 (3 p.m.) - Championship Game - Winner of Game 9 vs. Winner of Game 10 (FS1)
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EXPENSE ALLOWANCE & REIMBURSEMENT POLICIES
Institutional Tournament expenses will be reimbursed for the following members of the official
party, listed by group. For reimbursement purposes, the official party is divided into Groups A,
B and C, as detailed below:
Group A - Four (4) CEO/Council members:
• CEO or designee (a CEO designee must be of a level that he/she could serve as a
substitute at a CEO Group meeting).
• Director of Athletics.
• Senior Woman Administrator.
• Faculty Athletics Representative.
Expense Reimbursement for members of Group A:
Each individual will be provided with an expense report by the Conference and will be
reimbursed for actual expenses incurred for the entire Tournament, or any portion thereof, if the
individual remains at the Tournament site(s). Reimbursement of transportation and hotel will be
according to the Conference’s Meeting Expense reimbursement policy for Council members.
Reimbursement for per diem will be $50.
Group B - 28 Student-Athletes, Coaches and Administrators
Expense Reimbursement for members of Group B:
• Economy/coach airfare.
• Per diem of $50 for the day preceding the team’s first Tournament game, each day on
which the team plays, and one-half day per diem for the day after the team plays its final
game (if the team stays overnight on the day it plays its final game).
• Post-game meal per diem of $15 on each day in which the team competes (only
applicable for the 22 members on the Official Team Travel Party).
• Hotel costs (room and tax) for up to 22 rooms per night. This total includes rooms for
members of Group A, if applicable.
The Conference reimbursement period for all teams shall cover up to 48 hours prior to the start
of the team’s first game and conclude the day following the team’s final game. Teams wishing
to depart campus before the 48-hour mark will be responsible for all incurred expenses during
those days.
*Note: Three members of Group B (the Head Coach, SID and Tournament Administrative Contact) are
authorized to receive reimbursement for actual hotel and per diem for the entire Tournament, or any
portion thereof, if the individual remains at the Tournament site.
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Group C - 44 Band and Spirit Squad members:
• 30 band members (includes director.)
• 14 spirit squad members (12 cheerleaders, one mascot and one coach/advisor.)
Expense Reimbursement for members of Group C within 450 miles of the Tournament site
(Arizona, Arizona State, UCLA, USC, Utah):
• Ground transportation costs (one charter bus) to/from the institution
• Actual hotel costs (room & tax), up to 20 rooms (18 double queen rooms, 2 single king
rooms) on each night in which the team plays and the night before the first game, plus
(1) room for charter bus driver (if needed).
• Per diem for out-of-area participants: $50 for the day preceding the team’s first
Tournament game and each day on which the team plays, and one-half day per diem for
the day after the team plays its final game (if the team stays overnight on the day it plays
its final game.)
Expense Reimbursement for members of Group C located more than 450 miles from the
Tournament site:
• Actual air transportation
• Actual hotel costs (room & tax), up to 20 rooms on each night in which the team plays
and the night before the first game
• Per diem of $50 per day, per person
After the conclusion of the Tournament, an expense reimbursement package for Groups B and C
will be distributed electronically to each institution’s Athletic Business Office.
Group A members will receive individual expense reports directly from the Conference.
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ELIGIBILITY
1.
Participants
Each participant in the Pac-12 Conference Basketball Tournament must be eligible under the
rules of his own institution, the Conference and the NCAA. The NCAA rules governing the
eligibility of the individual student-athlete for participation in the NCAA Championships will be
applied to each participant.
TOURNAMENT OPERATIONS
1.
BANDS, SPIRIT SQUADS AND MASCOTS
1.1. Building Entry
Bands and spirit squads will enter the MGM Grand Garden Arena via the loading dock,
and be escorted to their seating location. Bands and spirit squads that arrive early at the
MGM Grand Garden Arena will be ushered by a tournament ambassador to unoccupied
seats or to a designated waiting area.
A shared storage area will be available for band equipment, however it is suggested that
bands limit the number of cases or other equipment that needs to be stored at the site to
the extent possible.
A spirit squad warm-up area will be provided in close proximity to the band and spirit
entrance. Spirit squad members will be ushered by a tournament ambassador to the
warm-up area. No other private dressing rooms are available.
1.2. Credentials
Credentials for the band members (maximum of 30, including the band director) will be
left for the band director, while credentials for the spirit squad members (maximum of
14, including one coaches/advisor and one mascot) will be left for the spirit squad
coach/advisor upon arrival at the assigned hotel.
Credentials will provide access to band/spirit entrance, designated band/spirit seating and
band/spirit warm-up area.
Tournament staff members will be at the entry location (loading dock) to check in band
and spirit members. Each band/spirit member must be on the gate list, and have his/her
credential and a photo ID in order to be admitted.
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1.3. Ground Transportation
Ground transportation in Las Vegas is to be arranged by each band/spirit squad through
GPTLS, LLC. The Conference will provide (1) charter bus for the following transportation
needs each day an institution is eligible for competition, including travel dates:
a. Airport transfers: arrival and departure transfer between McCarren International
Airport (LAS) and the Tropicana Hotel (for institutions located more than 450 miles
from the Tournament site).
b. Campus transfers: arrival and departure to and from Las Vegas and the institution’s
campus (for institutions located within 450 miles of the Tournament site – ASU,
Arizona, UCLA, USC, Utah).
c. Games: shuttle transportation to and from the Tropicana Hotel and MGM Grand
Garden Arena.
All other transportation services and requests are to be arranged and covered by the
institutions.
Each institution is responsible for coordinating logistics during the tournament directly
with the bus company. No courtesy cars will be provided. The GPTLS contact is:
Herb Warren
702-505-0568 (phone)
702-862-8885 (fax)
[email protected]
All bands will be staying at the Tropicana Hotel, and will be provided a shuttle service to
and from the MGM Grand Garden Arena for games in which their institution is competing.
It is up to each institution to coordinate pick-up times directly with the bus company prior
to each game.
1.4. Lodging
The Tropicana Las Vegas, located across the street from the MGM Grand at 3801 Las
Vegas Boulevard South, Las Vegas, NV 89109, will serve as the band and spirit squad
hotel for the Tournament. Eighteen (18) double queen rooms and two (2) king rooms
have been blocked for each institution.
All team arrangements and reservations must be made via rooming list directly with the
Tropicana. The Tropicana hotel contact is:
Alessandra Bergman-Nicolini
702-739-2331
[email protected]
The cutoff date to submit rooming lists is Wednesday, February 19, 2014. Each
institution is responsible for establishing a master account with the Tropicana and
providing a rooming list. Institutions are responsible for payment of hotel bills upon
departure. Appropriate reimbursement will be made to the institutions following the
Tournament.
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1.5. Performance Guidelines
Bands
Band members will not be permitted to play while the game action is underway. The
NCAA Basketball playing rule prohibiting playing after the first horn during timeouts will
be enforced strictly. Pac-12 regulations prohibit the use of electronic amplification with
the exception of one bass amplifier during the Tournament. Power will be supplied at
each band location. The use of artificial noisemakers and air horns is prohibited.
The bands shall alternate playing during timeouts. Stage managers will coordinate
halftime or timeout activities. Bands should anticipate promotional activities preceding
their performances during the timeouts and at halftime.
Spirit Squads
A maximum of 12 spirit squad members and one mascot will be permitted to perform.
Cheerleader performances on court will alternate during the media timeouts. The NCAA
playing rules prohibit cheerleaders from taking the court during the 30-second timeouts
or during a full timeout called by a coach (which lasts 60 seconds, rather than the 120
seconds of a media timeout). There will be a stage manager stationed near each band to
direct the spirit squad and cue their performance. Cheerleaders should anticipate
promotional activities preceding their performances during the timeouts and at halftime.
Cheerleaders will be asked to participate in some of the promotional activities.
Per Conference regulations, cheerleaders must comply with the applicable AACCA College
Guidelines. The institutional cheer coach or advisor is responsible for ensuring
compliance at the Tournament.
Mascots may not enter the seating area at the MGM Grand Garden Arena.
1.6. Seating
Bands will be assigned specially designated seating for 30 members on the floor level
below sections 1/2 or 22/24 and will remain there only when their institutions are
playing. Each pep band must vacate this seating area immediately after the game in
which its team is participating so that the pep band for the next game may move into the
seating area. A complimentary session ticket will be provided to band/spirit members to
view the alternate game within their institution’s session.
Water will be provided in the band seating area. Band/spirit members are asked to clear
the area of litter as they leave if another game follows immediately, since there will not be
time for the arena custodial crew to clean between games.
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1.7. Study Center
There will be a quiet room available for band/spirit study and exam administration in a
cleared suite at the Tropicana Hotel. The room will be open 24 hours a day starting at
noon on Tuesday, March 11 through midnight Saturday, March 15. Access to the Study
Center may be gained via key card to be issued to every institution at hotel check in. Any
required supervision must be provided by the institution. All users of the room are
expected to maintain a quiet atmosphere conducive to study. Wireless Internet access will
be provided in this room.
1.8. Travel Party
The Pac-12 Council authorized reimbursement for a total of 44 individuals: 30 band
members, including the director, and 14 spirit squad members, comprised of 12
cheerleaders, one mascot, and one coach/advisor.
2.
TEAMS AND OFFICIAL TRAVEL PARTY
2.1. Basketballs
The Wilson Solution NCAA Game Ball will be used for all Tournament games. Official
ball of the NCAA Tournament. All basketballs will be well broken-in.
2.2. Benches
Team benches will be set for 17 people. Individuals authorized to sit on the team
benches will be limited to players, coaches, trainers, doctors and managers. No one else
will be authorized to sit in the bench area during tournament play. No additional chairs
may be added to the area. This applies to the area immediately behind the team bench as
well. Institutions are expected to enforce this policy during their games.
Three seats in the media area will be provided to each Sports Information Director,
Basketball Tournament Administrative Contact and an Administrator to be designated by
the institution during each game in which their team is participating.
Benches will be assigned in accordance with the placement of each team’s tickets.
2.3. Game DVD’s
For all games a DVD of the television feed of each game will be provided to each team for
the games they have played in and, if the team wins, a copy of their next opponent’s
game will be provided. Teams wishing to shoot their own video of games in which they are
participating must make arrangements for a taping position with the Media Director.
Teams are not permitted to shoot video of games in which they are not participating. If
additional outlets are available, teams may plug into the mult box for games in which they
are not participating. Media and participating teams will be given priority.
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2.4. Ground Transportation
Ground transportation in Las Vegas is to be arranged by each institution through GPTLS,
LLC. The Conference will provide (1) charter bus for the following transportation needs for
each day a team is eligible for competition, including travel dates:
a. Airport transfers: arrival and departure transfer between McCarren International
Airport (LAS) and the MGM Grand Hotel
b. Off-site practices: shuttle transportation from the MGM Grand to off-site practices
and shoot-arounds
c. Games: shuttle transportation to the team entrance of the MGM Grand Garden Arena
(must be arranged through GPTLS 24 hours in advance of tip-off)
All other transportation services and requests are to be arranged and covered by the
institutions.
Each institution is responsible for coordinating logistics during the tournament directly
with the bus company. No courtesy cars will be provided. The GPTLS contact is:
Herb Warren
702-505-0568 (phone)
702-862-8885 (fax)
[email protected]
All teams are staying at the MGM Hotel, and can walk to and from the arena for games
and on-site practices. Teams must travel from the hotel to the arena as a group on a predetermined route (See Appendix E for route diagram). Security escorts will be provided
for games to ensure team safety while in route from the hotel to the arena.
2.5. Laundry Services
Laundry services can be arranged through Advent Cleaners of Las Vegas. Each institution
is responsible for coordinating the pick-up and delivery of their items and the costs
associated with all services. The Conference has arranged the following pricing for team
laundry services:
! Game Uniforms: $7 per set – shorts/jersey washed delicately, returned on hangers
! Practice Uniforms: $3.50 per bag – practice articles in mesh bag
! Items will be retrieved and returned to Bell Desk as part of service
To arrange services with Advent Cleaners, please contact Marty Masse at 702-798-1247
or [email protected].
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2.6. Locker Rooms
Team locker rooms are located on the event level of the MGM Grand Garden Arena
(Please see Appendix C for locker room and training room locations). Locker room
assignments will be made by the Tournament Director. Water and Gatorade will be
provided in team locker rooms at all times.
Teams must leave their locker rooms by halftime of the game following the one in which
they played to allow the room to be cleaned for the next users.
Locker rooms will not be available for practice sessions in the MGM Grand Garden Arena.
Please note that team locker rooms are located in an area of the MGM Grand Garden
Arena that requires a credential for entrance. Non-credentialed individuals, including
family members and friends, will not be permitted to enter this area.
Towels and soap will be provided in each locker room.
2.7. Lodging
The MGM Grand Hotel at 3799 South Las Vegas Boulevard, Las Vegas, Nevada 89109,
will serve as the team headquarters hotel for the Tournament. The MGM Grand is directly
adjacent to the MGM Grand Garden Arena and is accessible by walking. Space has been
reserved at the MGM Grand for single or double occupancy rooms for each team and their
official party participating in the Tournament. In addition, a suite for each University
President / Chancellor, Director of Athletics, and Head Basketball Coach has been
reserved. Each team will also have access to a Marquee suite for study, meetings and
meals.
The following guest rooms have been blocked for each institution (22 rooms total, per
institution, plus Marquee suite):
! Double queen rooms: 14
! King rooms: 5
! 1 King room: SWA
! 1 King room: FAR
! 3 King rooms: per institution’s designation
! Suites: 3
! 1 suite: President / Chancellor
! 1 suite: Director of Athletics
! 1 suite: Head Basketball Coach
! 1 Marquee suite: Team meetings and study room
! Unlimited team/staff access
! Catered meals are permitted
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Arrangements for the block of rooms outlined above should be made directly with Andrea
Stachler at the MGM:
Andrea Stachler
MGM Grand Executive Meetings Service Manager
702-891-1289
[email protected]
For the extent of each institution’s stay, the 22 rooms outlined above will be provided
complimentary. Each institution is responsible for establishing a master account at the
MGM Grand for additional rooms, incidentals, and catering. All institutions are
responsible for payment of hotel bills upon departure. Appropriate reimbursement will be
made to the institutions following the Tournament.
To arrange additional rooms beyond the outlined block of 22, please reach out to
Monique Chavez at the MGM Grand (contact information below), who will provide further
information on how to do this. Each institution will be financially responsible for any
additional rooms. The MGM will make up to 8 additional rooms per night (and a
maximum of 40 additional room nights for the Tournament period) available to each
institution at a discounted rate. This discounted rate is not set and occupancy for this
period will be high, so we encourage you to reserve these rooms as soon as possible.
Please also note that these discounted rooms can only be “accessed” by the designated
institutional tournament contacts (the MGM Grand has been provided with the list of
institutional contacts receiving this communication). If an institution requires more than
40 additional room nights, public rates will prevail for all room nights beyond the 40
made available at the discounted rate.
For the reservation of additional rooms, the MGM Grand Hotel contact is:
Monique Chavez
MGM Grand Group Reservations
702-891-1221
[email protected]
Deadlines to provide information/materials to the MGM Grand: Monday, February 17
Please note that, while 2/17 is the rooming list due date, the Conference has sent
previous communication requesting each institution to submit its rooming list for its
complimentary block of 22 rooms. Given the projected high occupancy of the hotel, the
sooner the MGM receives the rooming lists, the greater ability it will have to hold the best
room block for each team, with all rooms in close proximity to each other and to the
team’s Marquee Suite.
The hotel requests that you provide your contingency plans (in the event your team is
eliminated from the tournament) when you submit your rooming list so that the hotel can
be prepared for rooms and meal cancellations.
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2.8. Meals
Catered meals at the MGM Grand should be arranged through MGM Catering Services.
Meals can be served in the team-designated meeting/dining rooms located in the MGM
Conference Center or the team Marquee Suite. For a complete list of team meal options
and information, please reference Appendix N.
Post-game meals are to be arranged by each institution. Teams have the option of
ordering post-game meals via the arena caterer, Aramark, or from an outside vendor. The
contact for arena catering is:
Bob Bilodeau
General Manager, Aramark - MGM
[email protected]
(702) 891-3009
The Conference will supplement the $50 per diem for each member on the Official Team
Travel Party (22 members) by $15 on each day in which the team competes for a total of
$65, in lieu of post-game meals previously arranged by the conference. Please refer to
pages 8 and 9 of this handbook for all the Conference Expense Allowance &
Reimbursement Policies.
2.9. Media Obligations
Head coaches are obligated to participate in the following media functions: (1) A brief
Pac-12 Networks and FOX Sports 1 interview on the day of each game near the team
locker room when the team arrives, and (2) an on-court, halftime and post-game
television interview with Pac-12 Networks/FOX Sports 1 following any game in which his
team participates. Head coaches and Sports Information Directors will be notified of the
interview schedule prior to the start of the game.
All head coaches and selected players must participate in a post-game press conference
following each game in which his team participates.
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2.10. Meeting/Dining Rooms
Meeting/Dining rooms to be used for team meetings and meals have been arranged in the
MGM Grand Conference Center located adjacent to the Grand Garden Arena (please see
Appendix G for location diagram). Each room is approximately 800 square feet and will
be equipped with:
a. Seating and tables for 25 individuals
b. Projector and screen (must be requested through MGM Grand Conference Center)
Contact:
Andrea Stachler
702-891-1289
[email protected]
Catered meals may be served in these rooms or in the team Marquee Suites. Catering
expenses are the responsibility of each member institution. Due to the availability of the
meeting rooms during the Tournament, a meeting room schedule will be developed for
Wednesday, March 12. Teams will not have unlimited access to these areas and should
not plan on leaving equipment.
2.11. Participant Gifts
Each student-athlete participating in the Tournament will receive a participant gift from
the Pac-12. If a team travels fewer than the maximum number of student-athletes allowed
(15), the team will only receive participant gifts for the number of student-athletes listed
on the travel party form. Participant gifts are not provided to the coaching staff, support
staff, or team administrators.
2.12. Player Guest Admissions
Player guest admissions should come out of the allocation of tickets ordered by each
institution. An area at MGM Grand Garden Arena (Studio B Foyer) will be designated for
distribution of player guest admissions and each institution is required to provide one
person to staff the player guest admissions for its team.
Note that the following policies regarding player guest tickets are in effect:
a. Players are authorized to receive six complimentary admissions for the entire
tournament, not just for the sessions in which their teams participate.
b. The names of the persons authorized to receive the complimentary admissions may
be changed from session to session.
c. Team members wishing to attend games in sessions in which they are not competing
will need tickets in the stands. It is permissible for players to use their own
complimentary admissions for this purpose.
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2.13. Practice Availability and Schedule – MGM Grand
Due to a large event preceding the 2014 Tournament, the MGM Grand Garden Arena will
not be available for team practices or shoot-arounds prior to the first game. Thirty-minute
practice times will commence early Thursday morning for teams competing that day. A
normal practice schedule will continue Friday and Saturday for the semi-final and final
games. Please refer to Section 2.14 for off-site practice availability.
Thursday, March 13 at MGM Grand Garden Arena
6:00am – 6:30am
Winner of Game 1 Practice
6:35am – 7:05am
No. 1 Seed Practice
7:10am – 7:40am
7:45am – 8:15am
No. 4 Seed Practice
8:20am – 8:50am
8:55am – 9:25am
No. 2 Seed Practice Session
9:30am – 10:00am
10:05am – 10:35am
No. 3 Seed Practice Session
Friday, March 14 at MGM Grand Garden Arena
12:00pm – 1:00pm
Game 5 Winner Practice
1:05pm – 2:05pm
2:10pm – 3:10pm
3:15pm – 4:15pm
Saturday, March 15 at MGM Grand Garden Arena
9:00am – 10:00am
10:05am – 11:05am
These practice times are optional and each team should notify Ronny Bush ([email protected]) if it intends to utilize the sessions. Locker rooms at MGM Grand Garden Arena may
not be available for these practice sessions.
2.14. Practice Availability and Schedule – Off-Site
The Conference has acquired four practice facilities in Las Vegas, which teams are
welcome to use as their off-site practice locations. A schedule has been created by seed
and game time, however the use of these facilities is not mandatory. If an institution
chooses to use these practice locations, the Conference asks that there is no deviation
from the set schedule. Basketballs and water will be provided at each site. Please
reference Appendix O for the complete off-site practice schedule.
2.15. Scouting Seats
Six designated seats (three per team) in the press section will be available for scouting
purposes. These seats will be reserved only for remaining tournament teams and only for a
game involving the next potential Tournament opponent of the scouting team. The reserved
seats are located in Media Row B, seats 1-3 (higher seed) and 45-47 (lower seed).
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2.16. Security
For team movements through the hotel before/after practices and games, security
personnel will be provided to escort teams through the public areas. MGM Grand Security
will provide a uniformed officer to escort and shadow each team and coaching staff at all
times during competition. In addition, MGM Security will guard and lock each dressing
room, while team is absent.
2.17. Sideline Cups and Coolers
Pac-12 will provide Gatorade cups and coolers for all games. Institutions are not required
to utilize the Gatorade cups and coolers, but may not display cups and coolers featuring a
competing product. Institutions may use any product they wish inside the provided cups
and coolers. This also applies to Band/Spirit squads.
2.18. Squad Size
Each team shall be limited to 15 players in uniform. The 15-player limit means an
institution may pay expenses for 15 student-athletes to participate in the event. Additional
student-athletes who wish to travel to the event on their own and at their own expense may
not be involved in team activities (practice, meals, etc.) and may not be designated as
managers, video-camera operators or other similar roles in order to be added to the official
party of 72. A team may not change the make-up of the 15 student-athletes roster partway through the tournament. If additional student-athletes pay for their own transportation
to the event, a student-athlete on the 15-person roster may provide additional studentathletes with complimentary admission to tournament games in accordance with NCAA
16.2.1.1.1.
2.19. Student-Athlete Study Center
The Conference has arranged a Marquee Suite to be used as a quiet room for studentathlete study and exam administration at the MGM Grand. The Marquee Suite will be
located near the team room block. Each suite is equipped with wifi access and adequate
seating and space for team study. The MGM Grand Hotel will not allow for furniture
removal in these suites. For any questions or special needs in Marquee Suites, please
contact Andrea Stachler. (Please see Appendix H for diagram of Marquee Suite).
Andrea Stachler
702-891-1289
[email protected]
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2.20. Team Arrival
Teams should consult with their athletic department and Faculty Athletic Representative
to determine the most appropriate departure date from campus. Please note that the
expense reimbursement policies outlined on pages 8 and 9 of this manual only apply to
the 48-hour period prior to the team’s first game and up until the day following the team’s
final game. Please contact Gloria Nevarez at the Pac-12 Conference office for further
details.
All team members must display bag tag issued by Pac-12 Conference to gain access to the
arena. All teams will be escorted from their team rooms at the MGM Grand Hotel to the
arena via a private route (Please see Appendix E for Team Route Diagram).
2.21. Team Introductions
The team introduction procedure used will be identical to that used in the NCAA
Championship. The public address announcer will introduce the starting players in the
following order, beginning with the lower-seeded team and alternating players from each
team: forward, forward, center, guard, guard. The first player introduced will proceed to
the jump circle at mid-court and remain there. Next, the first player from the higherseeded team is introduced. This individual proceeds to the jump circle, and these two
players shake hands; then each goes to the free-throw line in front of her respective bench.
The second player from the lower-seeded team introduced shall move to the jump circle,
and the same procedure is observed until the final starter form the higher-seeded team has
been presented. The two head coaches will be introduced (lower-seeded team coach first),
and they will shake hands in front of the scorer’s table. The National Anthem will be
performed before team introductions of the first game of each session.
2.22. Training Room
Each team locker room will be equipped with an examination table for taping. A shared
training room and Tournament medical operation will be located just north of the team
locker rooms near the loading dock (Please see Appendix C for locker room and training
room locations). A local ATC, Mark Doren, will coordinate medical operations on-site and
work with institution athletic trainers for all needs. Mark can be reached at (702) 5213055 or [email protected] for any questions or concerns about athletic training.
Training room will be available for team use Wednesday, March 12 - Saturday, March 15
during all practices and competition.
Training room will be equipped with:
! Two examination tables
! Hydrocollators
! Portable X-ray machine
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2.23. Uniforms
For each Tournament game, the higher seeded team shall wear its light-colored uniform,
with the lower seeded team wearing its dark-colored uniform. Each player is expected to
wear the official uniform of the institution exclusively during the competition and related
ceremonies. All uniforms must display Pac-12 patch used in regular season. There will not
be a Tournament-specific patch. Celebratory championship T-shirts and hats will be
provided to the winning team at the conclusion of the championship game during the postgame ceremonies.
2.24. Warm-ups
Teams will warm up away from their respective benches before the start of the game.
For the first game scheduled each day for first-round, quarterfinal and semifinal sessions,
teams may begin warm-up 60 minutes before the scheduled game time. Teams
participating in subsequent games of a session may begin warm-ups as soon as the floor is
cleared from the previous game and will receive a minimum of 27 minutes warm-up time
before tip-off (Note: There will be a minimum of 30 minutes between games, broken down
into 27 minutes for warm-ups and three minutes for introductions).
3.
MEDIA
3.1. Awards and All-Tournament Team
The Media Director will conduct a poll among credentialed media representatives covering
the Tournament to determine a five-person All-Tournament Team and a Most Outstanding
Player. The selections are to be announced immediately after the completion of the
championship game and those selected will receive an award.
The presentation of the championship trophy, the All-Tournament Team awards and the
Most Outstanding Player award will take place on the playing floor as soon as possible
following the championship game.
3.2. Media Director
Dave Hirsch will serve as the Media Director for the Tournament. Hirsch will be
responsible for all media arrangements, publicity activities and media accreditation.
Sports information personnel from the Pac-12 institutions will assist the Media Director
with Tournament publicity and promotional activities.
3.3. Media Arrangements and Credentials
All media arrangements and credential requests are to be made online at
www.sportssystems.com/pac12basketball. Media members must present a working press
credential to gain admittance to each session and the credential must be visible at all
times during games. All working credentials may be claimed in person at Media Will Call.
At the MGM Grand Garden Arena, Media Will Call is located in the Studio B Foyer. The
Media Director will be responsible for assigning seats in the media areas at the MGM
Grand Garden Arena. The media hotel is the MGM Grand (3799 South Las Vegas Blvd.,
Las Vegas, NV 89109).
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3.4. Post-Game Interview and Dressing Room Policy
Post-game interview and dressing room policies for the Pac-12 Tournament are similar to
those utilized in the NCAA Tournament. After each game, all dressing rooms shall be
open to the media after a cooling-off period not to exceed 10 minutes for the non-winning
team and 15 minutes for the winning team. The cooling-off period begins when the coach
enters the dressing room immediately following the game. The coach must proceed
directly to the dressing room after the game unless requested to remain on the floor for a
short interview by the organization that has purchased rights to televise the game. After
the cooling-off period, the dressing room will be opened to all representatives of the
media with proper credentials. Coaches shall not make themselves available to selected
media representatives (such as a reporter for the institution’s radio network or a coach’s
show) prior to the conclusion of the cooling-off period. Should a coach permit one media
agency to enter the dressing room before the cooling-off period has expired, the dressing
room shall be opened to all other media representatives desiring access to the area. Once
opened, the dressing rooms shall remain open for a minimum of 30 minutes.
The non-winning coach and two or three players from the non-winning team will make
themselves available in the media interview room as soon as possible after the game, and
they must proceed to the interview room no later than immediately after the cooling-off
period. The winning coach and two or three players from the winning team shall make
themselves available in the interview room after the session with the non-winning team.
Late Games: For games with a scheduled tipoff of 8 p.m. or later (men’s games 4, 8 &
10), only the winning coach and players need to make themselves available in the
interview room. The non-winning coach and players should be available in the locker
room.
The Tournament Media Director will be responsible for polling media members to find out
which student-athletes are requested in the interview room. Institutional Sports
Information Directors will be notified of those requests.
3.5. Statistics and Team Notes
The Media Director will be responsible for the statistics operation, which will provide
NCAA-approved box scores. A copy of the official box score and play-by-play for each
Tournament game will be provided to the competing institutions and members of the
media in the most expedient manner possible. For teams that advance, Sports
Information Directors shall provide one page (front and back) of updated team notes, and
one page (front and back) of updated statistics to the Media Director.
3.6. Team Media Obligations
See Section 2.9 under “Teams and Official Travel Party”
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4.
ANCILLARY EVENTS
4.1. Alumni and Institutional Events
Institutions, alumni associations, and groups wishing to host special events on the MGM
property should work directly with the MGM Hotel on these inquiries. All event space is
available on a first-come, first-serve basis.
4.2. Courtside Terrace
The Courtside Terrace will be a hospitality area available at the MGM Grand Garden Arena
while tournament competition is underway. It will be located above sections 22-24 and
admittance requires a ticket.
4.3. Hall of Honor Reception
The Hall of Honor Reception will begin at 4:00pm on Friday, March 14, at Hakkasan
Restaurant (inside the MGM Grand) before the semifinal games and will feature cocktails
and hors d’oeuvres. The event will be in recognition of the 2014 inductees into the Pac12 Hall of Honor. Attendance by the team and coaching staff is not required, although
head coaches still on site and not competing are encouraged to attend. Each institution’s
Athletics Director should be in attendance to present the award to its inductee.
4.4. Hospitality Suite
In the past, the Conference has hosted an in-hotel hospitality suite for Conference
Delegates and guests. For the 2014 Tournament, there will not be an in-hotel hospitality
location available.
4.5. Programs
Digital programs will be available for the Tournament. A QR code will be available at
different locations within the arena and the MGM Grand Hotel to scan and view digital
program. Roster cards will available in the Courtside Terrace Hospitality area.
4.6. Registration Desk
Council Members and Delegates can visit the Pac-12 Registration Desk to pickup
requested tickets and tournament information. The Registration Desk will be located at
the main MGM Guest Check-in Counter and will be open during the following hours:
March
March
March
March
12:
13:
14:
15:
8:00am – 8:30pm
8:00am – 8:30pm
12:00pm – 9:00pm
10:00am – 3:30pm
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4.7. Tournament Meeting
A tournament meeting will be held at 7 p.m. PST, Tuesday, March 11, 2014, at the
MGM Grand (Location TBD). Institutional personnel in attendance should include
administrators with responsibilities involving the 2014 Tournament and ticket personnel.
For the four teams receiving byes and not planning to arrive until Wednesday, one
administrator from each of those four institutions should plan to travel in advance in order
to attend the meeting. Coaches, sports information directors and other official party
members are welcome. Pac-12 Staff will be on in attendance to discuss Tournament
arrangements and answer questions.
5.
CREDENTIALS
ALL CREDENTIALS WILL BEAR THE NAME OF THE USER AND BE NON-TRANSFERRABLE.
5.1. Team and Official Party Credentials
a. Team Bench Area (22 credentials)
Each team will be provided with 22 bench credentials (bag tags for uniformed
student athletes and bench pins for coaches, staff, and non-uniformed student
athletes) which will allow team personnel access to the arena and bench areas during
games in which they are competing. Credential pins will change daily; bag tags will
stay consistent. Non-uniformed bench personnel must wear credential pins to be
allowed in the bench area. Both uniformed players and non-uniformed bench
personnel must be listed on the official bench list to receive the credential needed
that day to gain admittance to the arena.
b. Coaches (4 Credentials)
Each team also shall be provided with four credentials for its coaching staff that will
allow coaches access to the arena for all sessions, for scouting purposes. These
credentials will have the coaches’ names and photos on them and are to be used only
by the coaches. For games in which the team is participating, each coach will still
need to wear a bench pin.
c. Conference Delegates (8 Credentials)
Each team will receive eight (8) Administrator credentials. These credentials will
allow access to the arena and official areas within the arena throughout the
tournament. These credentials are for use by institutional administrators, including
the institutional basketball tournament contact and SID. These credentials are not
good for a seat in the arena and non-bench personnel must have tickets in the
stands, which should come out of the institution’s allotment. Three seats in the
media area will be provided to each Sports Information Director, Basketball
Tournament Administrative Contact and an Administrator to be designated by the
institution during each game in which their team is participating. Media members
traveling with the team must complete the online credential application at
www.sportssystems.com/pac12basketball.
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d. Council (4 Credentials)
Separate credentials will be provided to Council members (CEOs or designees,
Faculty Representatives, Athletics Directors and Senior Women Administrators) who
attend the tournament, so they do not need to be included among the eight
Conference Delegate credentials above.
5.2. Credential Distribution
Student-Athlete Bag Tags and Credential pins will be distributed to the 22 individuals
who are authorized to sit in the team bench area. Credential pins will be distributed by a
Pac-12 ambassador prior to being escorted to the arena.
Conference Delegate and Coach credentials will be distributed to the institutional contact
by Tournament personnel.
Council Member credentials will be available for pickup on-site at the Pac-12 Registration
Desk located at the main MGM Grand Hotel Check-in Counter. Please refer to Section 4.6
for operating hours.
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Credential Categories
Type
Bench Pins
Access
Hospitality
Team benches
Locker rooms
Media areas
None
S-A Bag Tags
(max. of 15 per
team)
Coach (4 per
team)
Team benches
Locker rooms
Media areas
Arena access
Scouting seats
Administration
All-Access
Conference
Delegate
Staff
Media
Photo
Television
Band/Spirit
Pre-Game
(satin sticker
for each day)
Half-time
(satin sticker
for each day)
Post-Game
(satin sticker
for each day)
All Areas of Arena (does not
include locker rooms)
Working Access (person with
credential should be
performing a job function)
Media areas
Press row
Locker room hallways
(Postgame Only)
Media areas
Photographer zone
(Postgame Only)
Television Compound
Media areas
Press row
(Postgame Only)
Television Compound
Band/Spirit Entrance
Band/Spirit Seating Section
Band/Spirit Warm-up Area
Floor Access for Pre-Game
Experience (Game Ticket
Required)
Floor Access for Half-time
Experience (Game Ticket
Required)
Floor Access for Post-Game
Award Ceremony
(Game Ticket Required)
None
Courtside Terrace
(invitation required)
Commissioner’s Studio
Courtside Terrace
Courtside Terrace
Intended Audience
Coaches
Team managers
Trainers
Team Doctors
Student-athletes
Coaches
Pac-12 Tournament staff
Pac-12 Council
Institution Personnel
None
Non-Pac-12 Staff (BSN)
Volunteers
Vendors
MGM Staff
Media Dining Area
Media
Media Dining Area
Photographers
Television Dining Area
Pac-12 Networks
FS1 crews
None
Band and Spirit
None
Sponsors
Contest Participants
None
Sponsors
None
Sponsors
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TELEVISION AND RADIO RIGHTS AND POLICIES
1.
Television
The Pac-12 controls the exclusive rights to all forms of television for the Tournament.
Arrangements have been made for the Pac-12 Networks to televise nationally eight (8)
Tournament games. In 2013, ESPN televised the other three (3) games, including one
quarterfinal game, one semifinal game and the Championship contest. In 2014, FOX Sports 1
will televise the other three (3) games. ESPN and FOX Sports 1 shall rotate the televising of
three (3) Tournament games through the duration of the agreement, which runs through 2024.
The specific networks to be used by ESPN and FOX for distribution of the Tournament games
shall be determined on an annual basis.
2.
Radio
The Pac-12 has the exclusive radio rights for all Tournament games. Broadcast rights will be
granted to the official radio station of each institution to broadcast Tournament games involving
that institution over the same network used during the regular season.
The Pac-12 has the exclusive national and satellite radio rights for all Tournament games and
the institutions shall not be allowed to sell or distribute broadcasts on either national or satellite
radio (Note: for the 2014 Tournament, the institutions have been granted permission by the
Pac-12 to distribute games one (1) through eight (8) on Sirius XM radio). Games nine (9), ten
(10), and eleven (11) must not be on SiriusXM.
There shall be no rights fee charged to the institution’s official radio station by the Pac-12.
Each official radio station shall be granted a radio position, not to exceed three seats, for the
game(s) it’s institutional partner participates in during the Tournament. The Media Director will
assign the broadcast positions and arrange for radio lines to be installed.
Non-commercial student radio stations that broadcast all home games during the regular season
may be granted two media credentials for broadcast purposes at the Pac-12 Tournament. There
shall be no rights fee charged for non-commercial student radio stations by the Pac-12. The
Media Director will assign the broadcast positions. However, student radio must contact MGM
Telecommunications for installation of radio lines (702-891-7585).
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TICKET POLICIES
1.
Prices/General Policy
Multiple ticket package options have been created for the 2014 Men’s Basketball Tournament:
1.1. ALL-TOURNAMENT PASSES:
a. General Public All-Tournament Passes priced from $240-$460 to the general public.
b. Institutions: Institutions are allotted 350 initial All-Tournament Passes to sell to their
donors/STH/ticket base priced at $315
1.2. FLEX BOOKS:
a. Flex book priced at $150 offers four vouchers redeemable in any combination for
sessions 1-4 (does not include Semifinal or Championship Sessions). Flex Books
sold through TM.com/Pac-12.com websites (not institution), and are sold in multiples
of two. Vouchers redeemable for best available unsold inventory.
1.3. GROUP TICKETS: Competitively priced single session option. Sold by Pac-12 (not
available through institutions) and in blocks of 10+. Available for any session.
1.4. SINGLE SESSION: Single session tickets available for any session starting at $30.00
Each institution may trade like-priced tickets for disabled seats as needed. To arrange for
disabled seating at MGM Grand Garden Arena, please contact Rob Sine (925-946-3791) at the
Pac-12 Conference.
2.
Non-Playing Participant Seating
Seating for the non-playing participants of the current session only will be in the first rows of
Sections 5, 7, 19, and 21. These areas shall be restricted to individuals who have been issued
bench credentials. In addition, Pac-12 tournament staff may utilize these seats.
3.
Participant Seats
Each institution will receive 24 participant seats directly behind their respective team’s bench
in Sections 9, 11, 15 and 17 for each game in which it participates at the MGM Grand Garden
Arena. Wristbands will be distributed prior to each game that will allow individuals to sit in the
participant seats and must be accompanied by a game ticket to gain entry into MGM Grand
Garden Arena. Each institution will be permitted to distribute the wristbands to player/coachguests, donors, and fans at their discretion.
4.
Player Guest Admissions
See Section 2.12 under “Teams and Official Travel Party”
5.
Will Call
Institutions are responsible for their own will call. The institutions may distribute player
guest/friends/family will call in the Studio B Foyer along with their own non-player will call.
6.
Third-Party Resellers
Institutions are prohibited from making any non-direct sales of Tournament tickets including
but not limited to sales to ticket brokers.
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7.
Ticket Contacts
Pac-12 Conference:
Rob Sine, VP of Ticket Sales
Scott Tester, Sr. Manager of Ticket Operations
cell 360-910-9960
cell 419-236-5379
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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
Tuesday, March 11
8:30am – 5:00pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
Marketing & Ticket Sales Meeting
Tournament Administrative Meeting
CFO Dinner
Wednesday, March 12
8:00am – 12:00pm
11:00am
12:00pm
1:00pm – 5:00pm
2:30pm*
5:00pm
6:00pm
8:30pm*
CFO Meeting
Arena Doors / VIP Hospitality Open (Session 1)
Game 1 – No. 8 Seed vs. No. 9 Seed
FAR Committee Meeting
Thursday, March 13
6:00am – 6:30am
6:35am – 7:05am
No. 1 Seed Practice
7:00am – 9:30am
FAR Meeting
7:00am – 12:00pm
Cheerleader Coaches Meeting
7:10am – 7:40am
7:30am – 9:30am
ADC Meeting
7:45am – 8:15am
No. 4 Seed Practice
8:20am – 8:50am
8:55am – 9:25am
No. 2 Seed Practice
9:00am – 11:00am
Academic Advisors Meeting
9:30am – 10:00am
9:30am – 11:30am
Council Meeting
10:05am – 10:35am
No. 3 Seed Practice
11:00am
12:00pm
Game 5 – Game 1 Winner vs. No. 1 Seed
2:30pm*
4:30pm – 6:00pm
Chinese Delegation Welcome Dinner
5:00pm
6:00pm
8:30pm*
* Approximate times
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Friday, March 14
9:00am – 12:00pm
12:00pm – 1:00pm
1:05pm – 2:05pm
2:10pm – 3:10pm
3:15pm – 4:15pm
4:00pm – 5:30pm
5:00pm
6:15pm
6:00pm
8:30pm*
Chinese Delegation Symposium
Hall of Honor Event (Hakkasan Restaurant – MGM)
CEO & AD Dinner
Game 9 – Game 5 Winner vs. Game 6 Winner
Game 10 – Game 7 Winner vs. Game 8 Winner
Saturday, March 15
7:30am – 2:00pm
9:00am – 10:00am
10:05am – 11:05am
2:00pm
3:00pm
CEO Meeting
Game 11 – Pac-12 Championship
Note: all game times are start of telecasts, not actual tipoff times. Teams shall be provided
exact tipoff times when established.
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EMERGENCY PROCEDURES FOR MGM GRAND GARDEN ARENA
In the event of an arena situation not requiring arena evacuation (e.g., power
outage):
1. Upon recognition/announcement of a situation that requires a stoppage of play, but does
not require building evacuation, the commissioner, tournament director, basketball
tournament committee chair, media director and coordinator of officials should proceed to
the Pac-12 tournament office in Studio 5 on the south side of the lower level of MGM
Grand Garden Arena.
2. The above personnel and MGM Grand Garden Arena management shall evaluate the
situation and determine whether play may be resumed.
3. The commissioner, tournament director, basketball tournament committee chair and media
director will determine when/if play will be resumed or the time at which the next decision
will be made.
4. The teams and institutional personnel, television personnel and officials will be informed of
any decisions made. Announcements to the spectators will be made if appropriate.
5. All public statements regarding the situation will be coordinated by the tournament director
and media director. The commissioner will serve as the primary spokesperson.
In the event of an arena situation which requires arena evacuation:
1. All individuals in the arena must follow the directions of building security staff and exit the
building as instructed.
2. As soon as possible, proceed to the closest tunnel exit or concourse fire exit (located on the
east and west sides of the building) as directed by arena personnel. The MGM Emergency
Response Command Team will group people into zones based on their location at the time
of evacuation and exit the building accordingly. Pac-12 Tournament personnel should
proceed to parking lot on Audrie Street adjacent to the east side of the arena (near “Old
Box Office”) for assembly and evaluation of events.
3. Meeting of commissioner, tournament director, basketball tournament committee chair,
media director and coordinator of officials to evaluate situation. Meet with MGM Grand
Garden Arena management to receive information and assess whether play may be
resumed.
4. The commissioner, tournament director, men’s basketball tournament committee chair,
media director and coordinator of officials will determine a course of action including
whether/when play will be resumed.
5. All institutional representatives (ADC and tournament contacts) and television personnel
will be informed of course of action. Game officials will be informed by coordinator of
officials.
6. All public statements regarding the situation will be coordinated by the tournament director
and media director. The commissioner will serve as the primary spokesperson.
33
TOURNAMENT CANCELLATION, INTERRUPTION POLICIES
Men’s Basketball - SPR 2-1-c: Conference Tournament
All Conference members that are eligible for post-season play shall participate in the men’s
tournament. The winner of the Conference Tournament shall represent the Conference in the
NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Championship.
In the event the Conference tournament has not begun and cannot be played, the automatic
qualification berth shall be awarded to the regular season champion. If two or more teams tied
for the regular season championship, the seeding procedures in place for the Conference
Tournament shall be used, and the number one seed shall receive the berth the Conference
received through automatic qualification. In the event the Conference Tournament has begun,
but cannot be played to completion, the automatic qualification berth shall be awarded to the
highest seeded team remaining in the Conference Tournament at the time of cancellation.
34
PAC-12 MEN’S BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT CONTACTS
PAC-12 CONFERENCE CONTACTS
LAST NAME
FIRST NAME
Bush
Ronny
Cranmer
Stephanie
Dixon
Woodie
Hardenbergh
Erik
Heredia
Wendy
Hirsch
Dave
Hunter
Will
Karefa-Johnson
Tester
Leighton
Danette
Lien
Taylor
Lindberg
Duane
Nevarez
AREA OF OVERSIGHT
EMAIL
CELL PHONE
Transportation / Operations
[email protected]
805-798-2988
Conference Delegate Operations
[email protected]
805-727-0302
Security / General Counsel
[email protected]
816-695-7650
Public Relations
[email protected]
202-689-9339
Hall of Honor
[email protected]
925-783-9753
Media Operations
[email protected]
415-370-7112
Arena Ops / Game Management
[email protected]
864-357-1265
Anna
Ancillary / Council Meeting
[email protected]
213-304-3264
Scott
Ticket Operations
[email protected]
419-236-5379
Chief Marketing Officer
[email protected]
916-524-3707
Hotels / Sponsor Fulfillment
[email protected]
916-747-2922
Television / Broadcast
[email protected]
510-912-6205
Gloria
Tournament Director
[email protected]
925-482-4157
Ortiz
Mike
Video Operations / Instant Replay
[email protected]
925-212-7521
Price
Erik
Band & Spirit Coordination
[email protected]
510-517-4226
Sine
Rob
Ticket Operations
[email protected]
360-910-9960
Vaughan
Heather
Marketing / Production / Ancillary
[email protected]
925-330-7197
Wong
Cheryl
Officiating / Credentials
[email protected]
925-324-0425
AREA OF OVERSIGHT
EMAIL
PHONE NUMBER
PAC-12 NETWORKS CONTACTS
LAST NAME
FIRST NAME
Kerepesi
Steve
Sponsorship
[email protected]
917-941-7800
Keyser
Bob
Sponsorship
[email protected]
678-643-0040
Ortiz
Araceli
Sponsorship
[email protected]
773-350-2354
Sigg
Erica
Sponsorship
[email protected]
209-601-5055
Volko
D.J.
Sponsorship
[email protected]
502-664-4832
Wang
Paxton
Sponsorship
[email protected]
808-561-4100
MGM GRAND OPERATIONAL CONTACTS
LAST NAME
FIRST NAME
AREA OF OVERSIGHT
EMAIL
PHONE NUMBER
Binette
Nathalie
Exec Dir., Arena & Theaters
[email protected]
702-812-7686
Chavez
Monique
Group Reservations
[email protected]
702-891-1221
Cline
Jay
Director of Operations
[email protected]
702-448-9931
Doren
Mark
Athletic Medical Operations
[email protected]
702-521-3055
Ghertner
Scott
Director Public Relations
[email protected]
702-845-6440
Lafontaine
Dennis
Director Marketing
[email protected]
702-416-2209
Peterson
Jeannine
Event Services Manager
[email protected]
702-352-7619
Prows
Mark
VP, Entertainment
[email protected]
702-891-7824
Reveles
Mario
Manager Executive Meetings Sales
[email protected]
702-503-0222
Seech
Ron
Production Manager
[email protected]
702-400-9913
Stachler
Andrea
Executive Meetings Service Manager
[email protected]
702-403-8341
35
INSTITUTIONAL SUPPORT CONTACTS
LAST NAME
FIRST NAME
AREA OF OVERSIGHT
EMAIL
PHONE NUMBER
Bayne
Gordon
[email protected]
510-642-6130
Mike
Team Operations
Team Operations
Dowling
[email protected]
310-206-6391
McGann
Tom
Team Operations
[email protected]
303-514-4628
Parnell
Hatcher
Team Operations
[email protected]
510-384-6467
Pyne
Steve
Team Operations
[email protected]
801-554-9078
Carl
Team Operations
[email protected]
805-312-2699
INSTITUTION
EMAIL
PHONE NUMBER
Reed
INSTITUTION CONTACTS
LAST NAME
FIRST NAME
Ketcham
Mike
Arizona
[email protected]
520-626-6193
Chismar
Mike
Arizona State
[email protected]
480-965-1287
Gould
Teresa
Cal
[email protected]
510-642-9224
Hilliard
Cory
Colorado
[email protected]
303-827-6287
Peterson
Lisa
Oregon
[email protected]
541-346-5329
Vydra
Marianne
Oregon State
[email protected]
541-230-0634
Dunkley
Patrick
Stanford
[email protected]
650-725-7655
Weiner
Ken
UCLA
[email protected]
310-206-6129
Lopes
Steve
USC
[email protected]
213-740-4158
Brennan
Kyle
Utah
[email protected]
801-557-9845
Rempe
Stephanie
Washington
[email protected]
206-617-5397
Deeds
Shawn
Washington State
[email protected]
509-432-6330
INSTITUTION
EMAIL
PHONE NUMBER
[email protected]
520-909-5579
INSTITUTIONAL TRAVEL CONTACTS
LAST NAME
FIRST NAME
Brown
Matt
Arizona
Ludwig
Jason
Arizona State
[email protected]
480-965-6677
John
Jay
Cal
[email protected]
510-333-4546
Cartun
Bill
Colorado
[email protected]
303-594-4373
Jamieson
Josh
Oregon
[email protected]
541-346-0492
Kirkpatrick
Jaimee
LaMere
Jeff
Stanford
[email protected]
650-725-7715
Dowling
Mike
UCLA
[email protected]
310-206-6391
Friedman
Elizabeth
USC
[email protected]
213-308–2047
Parrish
Norm
Utah
[email protected]
801-587-9479
LaVetter
Lance
Washington
[email protected]
206-685-9570
Deeds
Shawn
Washington State
[email protected]
509-432-6330
Oregon State
[email protected]
541-737-2076
36
2014 PAC-12 MEN’S BASKETBALL
TOURNAMENT BRACKET
March 12-15, 2014 – MGM Grand Garden Arena - Las Vegas
Wed., March 12
Thurs., March 13
Fri., March 14
Sat., March 15
No. 8
12 noon - P12N
No. 9
12 noon - P12N
No. 1
No. 5
6 p.m. - P12N
2:30 p.m. - P12N
No. 12
2:30 p.m. - P12N
No. 4
No. 7
3 p.m. - FS1
2014 Pac-12 Tournament
Champions
6 p.m. - P12N
No. 10
6 p.m. - P12N
No. 2
No. 6
8:30 p.m. - FS1
8:30 p.m. - P12N
No. 11
8:30 p.m. - FS1
No. 3
2014 Pac-12 Men’s Basketball Tournament Schedule
Wed., March 12
Game 1: No. 8 vs. No. 9, 12 noon (P12N)
Game 2: No. 5 vs. No. 12, approx. 2:30 p.m. (P12N)
Game 3: No. 7 vs. No. 10, 6 p.m. (P12N)
Game 4: No. 6 vs. No. 11, approx. 8:30 p.m. (P12N)
Thur., March 13
Game 5: Game 1 winner vs. No. 1, 12 noon (P12N)
Game 6: Game 2 winner vs. No. 4, approx. 2:30 p.m. (P12N)
Game 7: Game 3 winner vs. No. 2, 6 p.m. (P12N)
Game 8: Game 4 winner vs. No. 3, approx. 8:30 p.m. (FS1)
Fri., March 14
Game 9: Semfinal 1 (Game 5 winner vs. Game 6 winner), 6 p.m. (P12N)
Game 10: Semifinal 2 (Game 7 winner vs. Game 8 winner), approx. 8:30 p.m. (FS1)
Sat., March 15
Game 11: Pac-12 Championship, 3 p.m. (FS1)
Appendix A
MGM GRAND GARDEN ARENA SEATING MAP
Appendix B
Security
Training
Room and
Gatorade
Storage
Team 4
Team 2
Team 3
Team 1
Men’s Basketball Tournament Locker Rooms and Training Room
MGM GRAND GARDEN ARENA EVENT LEVEL
Appendix C
MGM GRAND PROPERTY MAP
Appendix D
TEAM WALKING ROUTE
Appendix E
TEAM SHUTTLE ROUTE
Appendix F
TEAM MEETING SPACE DIAGRAM
Appendix G
TEAM MARQUEE SUITES / STUDY ROOMS
Appendix H
ADDRESSES & DRIVING DIRECTIONS
TOURNAMENT SITE / TEAM HEADQUARTERS
MGM Grand Hotel
3799 SOUTH LAS VEGAS BLVD.
LAS VEGAS, NV 89109
BAND / SPIRIT HOTEL
Tropicana Las Vegas
3801 SOUTH LAS VEGAS BLVD.
LAS VEGAS, NV 89109
MCCARRAN INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT TO MGM GRAND
• Head east from Wayne Newton Blvd - go 0.5 mi
• Bear right at Swenson St and head toward Airport exit - go 0.9 mi
• Turn left at E. Tropicana Ave. - go 1.2 mi
• Turn right into MGM Grand off East Tropicana Ave
MCCARRAN INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT TO TROPICANA
• Head east from Wayne Newton Blvd - go 0.5 mi
• Bear right at Swenson St and head toward Airport exit - go 0.9 mi
• Turn left at E. Tropicana Ave. - go 1.5 mi
• Turn left on Island Way into Tropicana Las Vegas off East Tropicana Ave
INTERSTATE 15 TO MGM GRAND
• Exit 1-15 and head east onto E. Tropicana
• Cross Las Vegas Blvd. and turn left into MGM Grand of East Tropicana Ave.
INTERSTATE 15 TO TROPICANA
• Exit 1-15 and head east onto E. Tropicana
• Cross Las Vegas Blvd. and turn right on Island Way into Tropicana Las Vegas
Appendix
I
OFFICIAL TEAM TRAVEL PARTY & CREDENTIAL FORM
2014 PAC-12 MEN’S BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT
Each team is allowed 22 people, including players, staff and coaches, on the team bench. A
participant pin is required for bench access. A participant pin is not transferable and may only
be worn by the individuals listed below. (Your team may include up to 15 student-athletes in
the official travel party and on the bench.)
When will the team be arriving ? 1 Day Prior to 1st Game ____ OR 2 Days Prior to 1st Game ____
#
NAME
TITLE
CREDENTIAL TYPE
1
Student-Athlete
Bag Tag
2
Student-Athlete
Bag Tag
3
Student-Athlete
Bag Tag
4
Student-Athlete
Bag Tag
5
Student-Athlete
Bag Tag
6
Student-Athlete
Bag Tag
7
Student-Athlete
Bag Tag
8
Student-Athlete
Bag Tag
9
Student-Athlete
Bag Tag
10
Student-Athlete
Bag Tag
11
Bag Tag or Credential Pin
12
13
14
15
16
Head Coach
Credential Pin
17
Assistant Coach
Credential Pin
18
Assistant Coach
Credential Pin
19
Assistant Coach
Credential Pin
20
Credential Pin
21
Credential Pin
22
Credential Pin
Please return to Ronny Bush ([email protected]) by Monday, February 10, 2014
Appendix
J
OFFICIAL STAFF TRAVEL PARTY & CREDENTIAL FORM
Please list your Pac-12 Council members or designees plus an additional eight individuals who
will complete the official travel party but will not be eligible to sit on the team bench. Examples
of individuals who should be given consideration for inclusion on this list are: ticket personnel,
academic advisor, and videographer.
If a media member, such as a radio announcer, is part of your travel party that individual will be
given a media credential.
#
1
NAME
TITLE
CREDENTIAL TYPE
CEO
Administrator
FAR
Administrator
AD
Administrator
SWA
Administrator
SID
Conference Delegate
2
Conference Delegate
3
Conference Delegate
4
Conference Delegate
5
Conference Delegate
6
Conference Delegate
7
Conference Delegate
8
Conference Delegate
Please return to Ronny Bush ([email protected]) by Monday, February 10, 2014
Appendix K
BAND ROSTER FORM
Please list a maximum of 30 individuals to receive credentials in alphabetical order (last name,
first name) to be admitted to Tournament games via Gate List.
Please complete a new form for each day of the Tournament if the list of members to be
admitted will change from day to day
Institution Name:
1. Director:
Cell Number:
E-mail address____________________________________________________________________
2.
17.
3.
18.
4.
19.
5.
20.
6.
21.
7.
22.
8.
23.
9.
24.
10.
25.
11.
26.
12.
27.
13.
28.
14.
29.
15.
30.
16.
Please return to Erik Price ([email protected]) via e-mail by March 3, 2014
Appendix L
SPIRIT ROSTER FORM
Please list a maximum of 14 individuals to receive credentials in alphabetical order (last name,
first name) to be admitted to Tournament games via Gate List. The list provides for (1)
coach/advisor, (1) mascot, and (12) cheerleaders.
Please complete a new form for each day of the Tournament if the list of members to be
admitted will change from day to day
Institution Name:
1. Director/Coach:
Cell Number:
E-mail address____________________________________________________________________
2.
9.
3.
10.
4.
11.
5.
12.
6.
13.
7.
14.
8.
Please return to Erik Price ([email protected]) via e-mail by March 3, 2014
Appendix M
Appendix N
Teams are required to order meals by
March 1. All changes to menus and meals
must be made by March 9 due to
Tournament seeding.
The MGM has granted a 24-hour
cancellation policy once a team is
eliminated. (i.e. Team X loses noon game
Wednesday. Team 1 will be responsible for
cost of meals through noon Thursday but
will not be responsible for cost of meals
Friday or Saturday).
The MGM has granted a 24-hour
cancellation policy once a team is
eliminated. (i.e. Team X loses noon game
Wednesday. Team 1 will be responsible for
cost of meals through noon Thursday but
will not be responsible for cost of meals
Friday or Saturday).
Teams must order from a
pre-determined daily
menu. Each menu has
around 3-5 options for
each course.
Teams will order meals
through In-Room Dining for
5 or fewer guests or
through Large Party
Reservation Team for 6 or
more.
Existing buffet meal options
Teams may order postgame meals (grab and go
option) through Aramark,
the arena caterer, or
through an outside vendor
of their choice.
CONFERENCE
CENTER
MARQUEE
SUITE
BUFFET
ARENA
(Post Game
Meals Only)
Teams are required to contact caterer to
cancel meals, it will not be done
automatically.
Teams are required to order meals from
caterer by March 9.
The caterer has granted a 48- hour
cancellation policy
N/A
CANCELLATION POLICY
MENU
FLEXIBILITY
LOCATION
Locker Room setup
(boxed meals)
The MGM will best attempt
to offer access to VIP line
seat teams together but
cannot guarantee privacy,
as it is a public restaurant.
Teams are encouraged to
give notice of when they will
be dining so the MGM can
inform the buffet of their
arrival.
1000 sq. ft.
Existing Marquee Suite
furniture and seating
1000 sq. ft.
(4-5) Round Tables and
seating for 30
ROOM SETUP
TEAM MEAL OPTIONS
12 minutes
from rooms; 0
minutes from
arena
10 minutes
from rooms; 15
minutes from
arena
1 minute from
rooms; 12
minutes from
arena
15 minutes
from rooms; 5
minutes from
arena
WALKING
DISTANCE
Bob Bilodeau
702-891-3009
[email protected]
702-891-7433
[email protected]
For 10 or more contact
Tiffani Kastrati
For 9 or fewer tables are
offered on a walk in basis.
[email protected]
702-891-7433
Tiffani Kastrati
For 6 or more contact
From any house phone 56820
In Room Dining
Andrea Stachler
702-891-1289
[email protected]
CONTACT
Appendix O
No. 1 Seed Practice
No. 4 Seed Practice
No. 3 Seed Practice
3:20pm – 4:50pm
5:00pm – 6:30pm
6:40pm – 8:10pm
G3 Winner Shoot-around
12:00pm – 1:00pm
2:00pm – 3:00pm
2:00pm – 3:00pm
12:00pm – 1:00pm
No. 3 Seed Shoot-around
8:00am – 9:00am
9:10am – 10:10am
9:10am – 10:10am
THURSDAY, MARCH 13
12:00pm – 1:00pm
2:00pm – 3:00pm
9:10am – 10:10am
8:00am – 9:00am
9:10am – 10:10am
8:00am – 9:00am
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12
THURSDAY, MARCH 13
8:00am – 9:00am
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12
3:20pm – 4:50pm No. 11 Seed Practice
2:00pm – 5:00pm Gym Not Available
No. 6 Seed Practice
1:40pm – 3:10pm
No. 7 Seed Practice
12:00pm – 1:30pm
2:00pm – 3:00pm No. 11 Seed Shoot-around
12:00pm – 1:00pm No. 7 Seed Shoot-around
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12
10:20am – 11:50am No. 9 Seed Practice
TUESDAY, MARCH 11
TUESDAY, MARCH 11
No Practice Times Available
10:20am – 11:50am No. 8 Seed Practice
MONDAY, MARCH 10
MONDAY, MARCH 10
3100 E Patrick Lane
Las Vegas, NV 89120
DEL SOL HIGH SCHOOL
TUESDAY, MARCH 11
1:00pm – 5:00pm
Open Practice Time
7100 W Dewey Drive
Las Vegas, NV 89113
MONDAY, MARCH 10
DURANGO HIGH SCHOOL
CLARK HIGH SCHOOL
4291 W Pennwood Avenue
Las Vegas, NV 89102
OFF-SITE PRACTICE SCHEDULE
YMCA
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12
TUESDAY, MARCH 11
1:00pm – 5:00pm Open Practice Time
MONDAY, MARCH 10
4141 Meadows Lane
Las Vegas, NV 89107

2014 pac-12 men`s basketball tournament handbook

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