Could someone please let me know where the men's and women's teams are playing once the brackets are announced? Thanks.

Here's the link to the brackets:

http://images.sportsline.com/images/ncaasports/brackets/d1_mten_bracket_2004.pdf

We're headed to Virginia Commonwealth. We play Alabama in the first round. If we make it past the regional, we'd most likely face UCLA in the sweet 16.

Neither Rice nor TCU is hosting. Rice got sent to LSU and TCU got sent to Kentucky.

Suprisingly, at least to me, is that Texas actually made the field. They're in Georgia's region and they're playing a tough Auburn team in the first round.

Women's bracket:

Ags host play Southern winner gets winner of SMU/TCU

http://images.sportsline.com/images/ncaasports/brackets/d1_wten_bracket_2004.pdf

Rice and TCU are a surprise to me. Thought at least one of them would host a regional. I think the Commonwealth of Virginia better be ready for what the Aggies will bring to town. I know the Ags will not overlook Alabama. With only three losses on the season, I am wondering who VC has played. I think the Ags will have to play tough, but I believe they have a shot at the Sweet 16. I don't like the travel to the East Coast, but I think the regional sets up well for the good guys.

I am extremely shoked that Rice and TCU got passed up for a top 16 seed. Harvard has beaten two teams in the top 20, unc has only one good win, and lsu has no top 20 wins while TCU and Rice both have a top 10 win and 3 top 25 wins. I thought Rice should have hosted and TCU should have been shipped out as a top 16 seed. The Ags did get a good draw, VCU is tough and tricky but the you are playing really well and scary and I think the Ags will get through and I hope to see the boys in Tulsa.

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Cory: I think the Aggies came out pretty well. We were too far down to host, and I really did not want to have to play Rice or LSU on their home turf. VCU (and Alabama) are plenty tough, but I don't think it will be a terribly hostile environment. It will be a nice trip for our guys, and hopefully we will get it done and get a shot at UCLA. I was suprised that neither you or Rice got to host. Just shows what I know, I guess. Hope all goes well for the Frogs, and we can get together in Tulsa. Take care.

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Someone on the tennis squad has been blatantly trying to thieve my friends innocence. let it be known that it is not appreciated.

I think this is a good draw, I think VCU and Alabama are tough, but if the guys get past that i think the draw looks promissing. I am talking all the way to the final 4

There is no doubt that if we can get out of Virginia and into the round of 16, things are certainly easier than they have been if a while. Surely easier than playing the number one or two seeds.

I don't think Alabama will give the Ags that much trouble, especially now. VCU is a hit or miss team. They are all foreign and you don't know which team will show up. They are talented but sometimes the heart is questionable. I would love to see the Ags advance and meet UCLA. As far as my bracketology, I see most of the top seeds advancing except TCU beating Kentucky, Ags over VCU, Tulane over Harvard, and Rice over LSU. Rice and Tulane are better teams and wouldn't be much of an upset. I felt TCU has been a top 15 team all year and should have got a better draw than the #12 team, especially getting shipped out, so the match with Kentucky is a toss up but I think we want it and can pull it of on the road. Ags are peaking now and are hungry and will win. See you in Tulsa, and hopefully in the elite eight!!

round of 16 is certainly possible...round of 8 is a stretch...

I think this is the best draw the aggies have since they started making it to the sweet 16. If u look at the past, i like that draw better