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San Antonio jokesters give raza names NCAA could ve given regional games
Madalyn Mendoza
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The road to NCAA s March Madness tournaments for men and women s contests is marked with pandemic-era changes, but one adjustment has San Antonio jokesters wondering what that street would like if it merged with Zarzamora.
On Sunday, the NCAA announced the regionals for the women s games, which will be hosted in and around San Antonio, will be named after four local sites: the Alamo, the Hemisfair, the Mercado and the River Walk.
Typically, the regions are designated by cardinal directions: north, south, east and west.
The regionals, games leading up to the championship, were originally planned for Albany, Austin, Cincinnati and Spokane, but the pandemic caused organizers to modify plans. Now the entirety of the competition will be hosted in and around San Antonio. The games will start March 21.
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