NCAA Mens Final Four

April 2 – 4, 2011. Reliant Stadium, Houston, Texas Emotional crowds, surprise upsets, dramatic finishes, 65 teams and ONE champion can only mean March Madness a.k.a. the NCAA Final Four tournament. Whether it’s NCAA tickets, hospitality services or other accomodations, we can create an NCAA Final Four package that is right for you. Don’t go mad planning your trip to the NCAA Championship at the Reliant Stadium, Houston, TX. Tell us what you need, and we’ll iron out the details. With over 10 years of experience connecting fans and fortune 500 companies to college basketball tournaments, we guarantee to deliver the ultimate NCAA Final Four Experience! For the total NCAA Final Four Experience, call us @ 888.627.0704 Our Final Four Championship 2011 Package includes:

• A Four Course Silver Service Gourmet Luncheon
• Afternoon Buffet and Cocktails
• Full Premium Bar
• Official Programs
• Commemorative Gifts
• White Glove International Uniformed Hostesses
• White Glove International Event Management Team onsite
• Color Television Monitors
• Lower level behind basket or upper sideline seats (grouped in pairs)

Cost per person $2500 and table of ten $24999

NCAA Final Four History

The NCAA Division I basketball tournament was inaugurated in 1939 and won by the Oregon Ducks who defeated the Ohio State Buckeyes 46-33. Today, there are 65 teams who participate in the NCAA Division I basketball tournament. There are 31 teams who qualify by virtue of winning their individual conference tournaments. The team with the best regular season record in the IVY League also earns a berth, since the conference does not have a post-season tournament. The remainder of the teams are selected by an NCAA committee. The tournament bracket is divided into four regions. The top 16 teams who proceed to the regional semi-finals are known as The Sweet Sixteen, and the 8 teams who continue to the regional finals are known as the Elite Eight. Finally, the winners of the respective regional finals are known as The Final Four. The UCLA Bruins have claimed the most NCAA championships with 11, followed by the Kentucky Wildcats with 7, the Indiana Hoosiers and the North Carolina Tar Heels (2009 Champion) with 5.

NCAA Final Four Information

The top NCAA Division I men’s basketball teams fight it out in the do-or-die, single-elimination tournament in March to determine who is the best of the best. Last season, the North Carolina Tarheels defeated the Michigan Sate Spartans 89-72 to claim their fifth NCAA championship and their first since 2005. The game was played at Ford Field in Detroit, Michigan. Can the Tarheels repeat as champions? Will a dominant dynasty like Duke, Connecticut, UCLA or Kentucky claim yet another title, or will an obscure underdog emerge as the fairy tale winner? Expect the unexpected at the 2011 NCAA Final Four Tournament. Catch all the insanity of March Madness as it unfolds before your very eyes.