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OPENING TIP: No. 25-ranked and 2020 RMAC regular season co-champion Dixie State (22-6/17-5 RMAC) will host its second-ever RMAC postseason tournament game this Tuesday night as the top-seeded Trailblazers welcome in No. 8 seed Regis (17-11/12-10 RMAC) to the Burns Arena. Tip-off is slated for 7 p.m.

The DSU/Regis winner will move on to the 2020 RMAC Tournament semifinals and finals, which will be played this Friday and Saturday (March 6-7) at the home site of the top-remaining seed. Should Dixie State win on Tuesday night, both semifinal games and the RMAC Tournament championship game will played in the Burns Arena. 

THE REST OF THE TOURNEY FIELD: Black Hills State (20-8/17-5 RMAC), which shared the RMAC regular season crown with Dixie State, is the No. 2-seed in this week's conference tournament and will host No. 7-seed South Dakota Mines (16-12/13-9 RMAC) in one of the other three conference tournament quarterfinal games to be played on Tuesday.
    The other two quarterfinal match-ups feature No. 3 seed Colorado School of Mines (20-9/16-6 RMAC) hosting No. 6 seed New Mexico Highlands (18-9/13-9 RMAC), and No. 4 seed Colorado Mesa (18-10/14-8 RMAC) playing host to No. 5 seed UCCS (17-10/13-9 RMAC).

DIXIE STATE ON THE AIR: Tuesday night's game vs. Regis will be broadcast live on DSU's campus radio station, 91.3 KXDS-FM, with DSU Assistant Media Relations Coordinator Keric Seegmiller calling the play-by-play action and DSU Associate AD and former assistant coach Mike Olson providing color commentary. Along with the radio coverage, all DSU home games are simulcast on KCEC-TV (TDS Cable Channel 22), with tape-delay rebroadcasts throughout the following week.

DIXIE STATE AGAINST REGIS: Dixie State is 3-1 all-time vs. Regis, which includes a split of two regular season games this year. DSU posted a 73-53 win inside the Burns Arena this past Jan. 18, while the Rangers protected their home court with a 73-61 victory in the return game on Feb. 21. DSU also swept the home-and-home set last season - a 77-74 road win in Denver (1/19/19), and an 89-73 result in the Burns Arena (2/22/19) later in the year.

LAST TIME OUT: Dixie State closed out its final regular season as members of the RMAC with a convincing 82-60 victory at in-state rival Westminster College last Friday night in Salt Lake City. The win also clinched the Trailblazers a share of the RMAC regular season title.
    After spotting Westminster a quick 6-0 lead, the Trailblazer tandem of Jack Pagenkopf and Hunter Schofield combined to score 10-straight points as part of a 20-6 run as DSU bolted to a 20-12 first half advantage. Dixie State never looked back from there as the Blazers led 43-32 at the halftime break and did not see their lead dip below nine points the rest of the way.

LAST SEASON IN THE RMAC: After joining the RMAC in 2018, the 2019-20 season will mark the second and final season the Trailblazers will be a competing member of the conference. In the upcoming 2020-21 season, Dixie State begins its transition to NCAA Division I status and will become a new member of the Western Athletic Conference (WAC). 

NATIONAL/REGIONAL RANKINGS: Dixie State currently stands at No. 25 in the latest NABC Division II Top-25 Coaches poll (2/25) and is No. 21 in the most recent D2SIDA Media top-25 poll (2/25). Both of those national polls will be updated on Tuesday afternoon before the RMAC Quarterfinal round begins.
    In addition, the second 2020 NCAA South Central Regional rankings were released last Wednesday and the Trailblazers remained the top RMAC team on the 10-team list at No. 3. BHSU checked in at No. 6, followed by Colorado School of Mines at No. 7 and UCCS at No. 10. 

COACHING STAFF: Six-time PacWest Conference Coach of the Year Jon Judkins (Utah State, 1988; 568-260 career record) is in his 15th season on the Dixie State bench, where he has compiled a 284-132 overall record, including a 264-120 mark during DSU's NCAA Division II era.
    Last season, Judkins led DSU to an 18-9 overall record, the program's 11th-straight winning seasons, which includes seven 20-win campaigns, highlighted by a school-record 23 victories in 2017-18, and 22 wins during both the 2010-11 and 2012-13 seasons. He also guided DSU to six Pacific West championships, including four-straight titles from 2009-13 and two more crowns in 2014-15 and 2017-18, along with PacWest Tournament titles in 2013 and 2018. In addition, Judkins has led Dixie State to eight trips to the NCAA Tournament in the last 10 seasons overall from 2010-19, advancing all the way to the "Sweet 16" in the 2011 West Regional final.
    Prior to his arrival at Dixie State, Judkins served as head coach at Snow College for 12 full seasons and posted a 284-128 overall record. He led the Badgers to a pair of Scenic West Athletic Conference titles in 1999 and 2000, which earned him SWAC Coach of the Year honors. Judkins played for one season at Dixie State before transferring to Utah State, where he became the second Aggie to post a triple-double. During the 1987-88 season, he helped lead the Aggies to the PCAA title and an NCAA Tournament appearance.
    Judkins is joined on the Trailblazer sidelines this season by assistant coaches Jake Schroeder (Portland State, 2006), who returns for his second stint as a DSU assistant coach, Andrew May (BYU, 2010), who joins the DSU program this season after serving as director of basketball operations at BYU, and third-year volunteer assistant coach David Foster (Utah, 2013).

568 AND COUNTING: Coach Judkins became the first men's coach in Utah collegiate basketball history to reach the 500-win plateau when Dixie State defeated Hawai'i Hilo (81-72) back on January 28, 2017.
    Coach Judkins (568 career wins; .686 W%) is currently second all-time in coaching victories in Utah college basketball history, trailing only legendary University of Utah head women's coach Elaine Elliott, who amassed 582 career wins (582-234) in her 27 seasons on the Utes' sideline.

NEW YEAR = NEW STREAK?: Dixie State's road loss at Western Oregon (12/20) snapped the Blazers' NCAA-era program record 23-game regular season win streak, which included the final 13 regular season games last year.  
    In the 2017-18 campaign, the Trailblazers won their final 15 regular season games, and pushed that streak to a school record 17-straight victories overall in the Pacific West Conference tournament, en route to an NCAA-era program record 23 wins (23-7). Coincidentally, the 2017-18 win streak also came to an end on WOU's home court in Monmouth as the Trailblazers carried the streak into their NCAA Division II Tournament West Regional first round game vs. Azusa Pacific, but came away with a season-ending 69-65 loss.
    As the calendar has now turned to a new year and decade, DSU has played to a whopping 170-51 (.769) overall record during the final two months of the regular season in the program's NCAA era (13-plus seasons).

IT'S NOT HOW YOU START....: Dixie State tied an NCAA era program record in the win vs. Adams State on Feb. 14, as the Blazers reached the 20-win plateau in game No. 24. That feat was first achieved in the 2011-12 season when DSU needed only 24 games to hit the 20-win mark, though that team lost its final three games of the year to finish the campaign at 20-7.  

ON THE CUSP OF HISTORY THIS WEEKEND: Dixie State enters Tuesday night's game vs. Regis with a chance to make history. Not only will a win give the Blazers their first RMAC postseason victory, but a win will also tie the program's NCAA era record for single-season victories, which stands at 23 (23-7) set two seasons ago in 2017-18. The Trailblazers' 22 wins this season matches the program's win in both the 2010-11 (22-7) and in 2012-13 (22-7) campaigns.  

A DECADE OF DOMINANCE: Dixie State closed out the 2010-19 decade as one of the most dominant programs in the NCAA Division II ranks. DSU posted a 208-74 (.737) overall record and captured six Pacific West Conference championships (and two PacWest tournament crowns) over that 10-year span. In addition, the program earned eight NCAA Tournament bids, including seven-straight NCAA postseason appearances from 2010-16.
    Dixie State notched six 20-win seasons in the decade, including a NCAA-era record 23 victories in the 2017-18 season.
    DSU also began the decade with a seven-game winning streak and won 10 of its first 11 games overall to finish that year 15-3 (20-6 overall), while the Trailblazers closed the decade, coincidentally, by winning 10 of its final 11 games over the first two months of the 2019-20 season. 

DON'T CALL IT A COMEBACK: Dixie State's come-from-behind overtime victory at New Mexico Highlands (109-108; 12/13/19), during which DSU erased a 19-point second half deficit, marked the second-largest double-digit comeback in the program's NCAA era. In the 2013-14 season, Dixie State rallied from a 21-point (14-35) first half hole at home vs. Chaminade (2/15/14), outscoring the Silverswords 76-42 over the final 30-plus minutes of play to post a 90-77 triumph.
    The Trailblazers' 19-point rally at NMHU is the largest road comeback in the program's four-year era, passing the 17-point first half deficit DSU erased in a thrilling 66-64 win at California Baptist in the 2018 PacWest Tournament championship game (3/3/18).

HOME SWEET HOME: Since becoming an NCAA Division II program in 2006-07, Dixie State has played to a 134-28 (.827) overall record on its home floor under Head Coach Jon Judkins, including an 11-1 mark this season. DSU has posted eight 10-plus win seasons during its four-year era, highlighted by a perfect 12-0 record in 2009-10, and 11-1 records in consecutive seasons in 2015-16 and 2016-17.
    Dixie State clinched its 13th-straight home winning season record in 14 seasons of NCAA competition in the home win over Regis this past Jan. 18.

HOME SWEET HOME, PART 2: Dixie State is currently second in the NCAA D-II ranks in average attendance (2,497) and third in total attendance (29,968) through 12 home dates this season, which includes a season-high 3,493 fans that saw the Trailblazers defeat Western Colorado back on Jan. 25.  
    DSU finished the 2018-19 season ranked in the top-three nationally at the NCAA Division II level in home game attendance. Last season's accomplishment also marked the 10th-straight season overall that the Trailblazer program has closed a season ranked in the top-10 in the nation in home attendance.
    The Trailblazers posted the third-highest total attendance number in the country at 34,882 fans in 15 home dates, which was also first in both the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference and the NCAA South Central Region. In addition, DSU finished tied for second nationally (with Fort Hays State) in season attendance average at 2,325 fans per home game, behind only Northern (SD) State, which led the nation in both total attendance (51,526/14 games) and attendance average (3,680).
    Since the 2008-09 season, Dixie State has been annually ranked in the top-15 in Division II in home attendance, including second-overall in 2012-13 and 2013-14, and third in the country in 2010-11 and 2011-12 campaigns. DSU was also ranked fourth-overall in 2016-17, fifth in 2014-15, sixth in 2015-16, ninth in 2009-10 and 2017-18, and 14th in 2008-09.

HOW ABOUT WHEN THE BAGS ARE PACKED?: Dixie State is 131-93 (.585) in 224 games away from home in its Division II era under Head Coach Jon Judkins, including a combined 11-5 record this season (7-5 road; 4-0 neutral). Overall, the Trailblazers have played to a 103-72 record (.588) in true road games, and a 28-21 mark (.571) in neutral site games during Judkins' tenure.
    The Trailblazers, who posted a 7-5 regular season road mark last year, were a combined 14-6 as road warriors in the 2017-18 campaign, including a 10-4 road mark to go with a 4-2 record in neutral-site games. DSU has now won eight or more games away from home in 11 of its 14 D-II campaigns overall, including a program best 15-5 record (10-2 in road contests) in 2010-11.

RELEASE...ROTATION...SPLASH: Dating back to late in the 2016-17 season, Dixie State has hit at least one 3-pointer in 87-straight games, including a season-high 12 3-pointers in last Friday night's triumph at Westminster, and 11 trifectas in the come-from behind win at New Mexico Highlands (12/13).
    Last season, DSU nailed a school record-tying 13 treys at Colorado Mesa (1/25/19), which was followed by 10 more 3-pointers the next night at Western Colorado (1/26/19). That feat marked the first time in the program's NCAA era that Dixie State had made 10 or more 3-pointers in back-to-back games.
    In all, Dixie State has hit at least one three pointer in 288 of its last 290 games overall, and in 382 of the program's 386 NCAA-era games since the beginning of the 2006-07 season.
    Dixie State has reached double-figures in made 3-pointers 19 times in its four-year era overall, highlighted by a single-game 3FGM school record of 13 first set at Carroll College on Nov. 11, 2008.

2019-20 TEAM NOTES:
* - Senior guard Jack Pagenkopf padded his single season assist record (168) with seven dimes to go with 23 points, eight boards and four steals at Westminster last Friday night ... Pagenkopf enters this week's tournament as one of only two players in the RMAC ranked in the top-20 in scoring (17th), rebounding (t-12th), assists (1st/18th-nationally) and steals (2nd/44th-nationally).
* - Pagenkopf became the first Trailblazer in the program's NCAA era to record a triple-double, going for 17 points and career-highs of 13 rebounds and 10 assists in DSU's 100-91 OT win vs. UT-Tyler (11/9).  
* - Pagenkopf also matched his career-high with 10 assists at Fort Lewis (1/31) and tallied 11 points en route to his second double-double of the year, and posted his third double-double of the year (11p/10r) against vs. Adams State on Valentine's Day (2/14).
* - Pagenkopf's two 10-assist nights were three off the DSU NCAA era program record of 13 assists, which was set by former DSU guard and former assistant coach Jeremiah Barnes vs. Pacifica (12/4/10).
* - Pagenkopf has dished out 245 assists in just 53 career games, which is good for sixth place on DSU's career list ... additionally, Pagenkopf moved into second place on DSU's single-season steals list (58) and is currently fifth all-time in career steals (92) ... Pagenkopf needs four more steals to move past former DSU great Trevor Hill (61; 2017-18) for first place on DSU's single-season list.  
* - Pagenkopf broke the DSU single-season assist record on Senior Night vs. Fort Lewis (2/15), and as if that wasn't enough, Pagenkopf also scored a career-high 27 points in the win ... Pagenkopf went 11-of-20 from the floor and finished with four assists, two rebounds and two steals.
* - Junior forward Hunter Schofield has scored in double figures in 24 of 28 games played this season with eight 20-plus point outings, including a game-high 25 points on 10-of-11 shooting with a career-high tying three 3-pointers at Westminster last Friday night.
*- Also of note, in three of the four games Schofield did not reach double figures in points - he had nine points in each of those starts.
*- Schofield enters the RMAC Tournament this week as the only player in the conference ranked in the top-10 in scoring (10th), rebounding (9th) and FG% (6th).  
*- Schofield scored a career-high 28 points on 11-of-21 shooting with nine rebounds at CSU-Pueblo (12/14) ... the junior registered 16 of those points in the second half, while his 21 FGA are tied for third on DSU's single-game list ... that performance came on the heels of a 25 point/5 rebound effort a night earlier at NMHU (12/13) ... Schofield currently leads the team in scoring (16.3 ppg - 4th on DSU's season list/195th-nationally) and rebounding (6.2 rpg), while shooting 53.8 percent from the field ... Schofield's 456 points this season are also good for t-third on DSU's single season points list, joining former DSU great Trevor Hill (456; 2017-18) for third-overall ... Schofield needs just 12 points to pass former DSU forward Matt Conway (467; 2018-19) for second, and is 29 points shy of passing former DSU forward and assistant coach Kasey Winters (484; 2007-08) for the school single-season scoring record.
 * - Junior guard Dason Youngblood has scored in double figures in 12 of his last 21 starts and in 14 of 28 starts overall, including a team-high 17 points at Regis (2/21) ... Youngblood also tallied 14 points on 6-of-11 shooting with five rebounds the following night at CCU (2/22).
* - Youngblood netted a career-high 27 points in the win over Alaska Fairbanks (11/23) ... Youngblood scored 19 of his 27 points in the second half, and connected on 12-of-17 from the floor overall with three rebounds and three assists ... the senior guard currently leads the RMAC in assist/turnover ratio (2.8 - 24th-nationally), and is t-12th (and T-185th-nationally) in the conference in assists per game (3.5).  
* - Freshman forward Frank Staine has been showing signs that he's returning to early season form as he has averaged 9.2 ppg on nearly 50-percent shooting over his last nine games ... the freshman posted his first collegiate double-double last Friday at Westminster, against which he went for 17 points on 5-of-11 shooting (3-of-5 3FG) and a game and career-high 11 rebounds ... Staine has shot 54.8 percent (17-of-31) from the perimeter during this current stretch and has hit two or more 3-pointers on six occasions, including four treys at Fort Lewis (1/31) as part of a 15-point night ... Staine has scored in double figures in 12 of his 27 starts overall, highlighted by a career high 20 points in a home win vs. UCCS (1/3).
* - Senior reserve guard Andre Wilson tied a career-high with 16 points on 5-of-8 shooting with a pair of 3-pointers in the win at Chadron State (1/11), which coincidentally, he also scored 16 points against nearly a year-to-the-day in the Burns Arena (1/12/19) ... the senior continued his solid play off the bench with 11 points on 4-of-5 shooting with three more 3FGM and three assists  at Fort Lewis (1/31), and had eight points and three steals at Westminster last Friday ... Wilson has scored 10 or more points in five of his last 19 outings and he currently leads the team in 3FG% (.455 - 3rd on DSU's single season list; 30-of-66).
* - The number "13" has been a lucky one for senior forward Cameron Chatwin, who has scored in double figures in five of his last nine games, including three 13-point nights during that stretch vs. Western (1/25), at FLC (1/31) and at CCU (2/22) ... Chatwin also posted his first DSU double-double with 12 points and a game-high 10 rebounds in 17 reserve minutes vs. Adams State (2/14), and pulled down a career-high 12 rebounds with six points at Regis (2/21) ... the senior has averaged 7.7 points and 4.8 rebounds in his last 17 games overall.
* - Junior forward Jarod Greene will look to return to action after he has missed the last four games due to injury ... Greene enjoyed a break-out night in DSU's win over Colorado Christian (1/17) as he knocked down 6-of-7 of his shots from the floor and 5-of-6 at the line on his way to a career-high 17 points in just 17 minutes of action ... Greene also posted a perfect night (outside of foul trouble) at Western (2/7) with 12 points on 5-of-5 from the floor and 2-of-2 at the line with a game and career-high tying eight rebounds.
* - Greene was inserted into the starting line-up for the first time at Western Oregon (12/20), against which his scored nine points with five rebounds in 19 minutes ... Greene, who DNP vs. FLC last Saturday, has started each of his last 13 games since and his averaging 6.6 ppg as a starter.
* - Speaking of perfect, sophomore forward Jacob Nicolds also enjoyed "perfection" at Western (2/7) as he went 5-of-5 with a 3-pointer and 6-of-6 at the charity stripe on his way to a career-high 17 points ... Nicolds also grabbed three boards and picked off a steal in a career-high 25 minutes of action.  
* - Nicolds' night at Western eclipsed his previous career night at Chadron State (1/11), against which he went for 16 points on 3-of-4 from the floor and 10-of-11 at the foul line, and pulled down a career-best seven rebounds for good measure.
* - Nicolds, who has started in each of the last three games, is averaging 6.7 ppg over his last 16 outings, has proven himself as one of DSU's best all around shooters this season as he has connected on 41-of-60 (.683) from the floor, which includes a 54.5 clip (6-of-11) from the perimeter, and a team-best 81.4 percent (48-of-59) at the line in limited duty.
* - Sophomore Josh Newbold just missed notching his first collegiate double-double in the Adams State win (2/14) as he went for 14 points on 6-of-11 shooting and a career-high nine boards in just 14 minutes ... freshman guard Lleyton Parker averaged 6.5 points in Colorado two weeks ago, highlighted by a career-high tying eight points in 26 minutes at Regis (2/21).
* - DSU reserves have outscored their opponent's reserves by a combined 718-548 (25.6 ppg-19.5 ppg) count through 28 games this season, including a season-high 45 points and a season-best +30 (45-15) scoring margin in the win vs. Adams State (2/14) ... DSU's previous season-high bench point total was 42 (42-26) in the road win at Chadron State (1/11) ... DSU's bench has outscored its opponents' reserves in 20 of 28 games overall.
* - Dixie State reached the 100-point plateau for the third time this season in win vs. ASU (2/14) ... DSU is 3-0 this season when scoring 100+ points, including overtime wins vs. UT-Tyler (100-91, 11/9) and at New Mexico Highlands (109-108, 12/13).
* - Dixie State's 109 points scored at NMHU (12/13) were the third-most in the program's NCAA era, while the 108 points scored by NMHU are a DSU opponent single-game record, which eclipsed the previous record of 105 points scored by Dominican (L, 90-105; 2/20/14) during the 2013-14 season ... Colorado Christian (105 pts) also tied for the second-most points given up by a Dixie State team in that OT result (2/22).
* - Meanwhile, the 217 combined points scored in the DSU/NMHU game are also a new DSU program record, beating the previous total of 207 set in a 104-103 overtime loss at Azusa Pacific (12/10/16) during the 2016-17 campaign.
* - DSU has now lost two-straight overtime games, which includes the loss at CCU (2/22), and the home OT loss to Mines (1/4), which snapped DSU's five-game OT win streak ... DSU also notched OT wins at NMHU (12/13) and vs. UT-Tyler (11/9) earlier this season ... The DSU/CCU OT game was just the 33rd overtime game in the program's NCAA era (385 games), and DSU is 20-13 all-time in overtime games ... Four of those 33 games have gone to double-overtime (2-2), the last was a 79-75 loss at Cal Poly Pomona (11/10/17) in the 2017-18 season opener.
* - Dating back to the 2016-17 season, Dixie State has had 58 of its last 111 games decided by nine points or less, including three of its last five and in 13 of 28 games this season (9-4).
* - Also dating back to 2016-17, Dixie State has shot 50 percent or better in 41 of its last 106 games overall, including eight of the last 12 games, highlighted by a season-high 58.5 clip (35-of-60) at Fort Lewis (1/31), and a 58.3 night vs. Western Colorado (1/25).
* - Dixie State tied NCAA-era program record lows in FTM (3) and FTA (4) in the home win vs. CMU (1/24) ... DSU was held to three FTM on three prior occasions, the last coming last season at home against Western Colorado (2/8/19), while it was just the second time in the program's four-year era that the Blazers attempted only four total free throws in a game (vs. Texas A&M-Commerce - 11/29/14).
* - Dixie State connected on a season-high 90.0 percent (27-of-30) at the line in the Blazers' road win at Western Colorado (2/7).
* - DSU shot a sizzling 70.0 percent (21-of-30) in the second half vs. Western Colorado (1/25) ... in fact, DSU knocked down 19 of its 21 shots from inside the 3-point arc in the frame ... that effort was the second-best shooting half of the season behind only a 73.1 second half (19-of-26) in the win vs. Black Hills State (12/7).
* - DSU has dished out 494 assists (17.6 apg - 1st in RMAC/15th-nationally) to 371 turnovers (13.3 tpg - 10th in RMAC/148th-nationally) through 28 games this year ... that number includes a season high 27 dimes (vs. just 10 TOs) at Fort Lewis (1/31), and a 24-assist, 9-turnover night at home vs. WCU (1/25).
*- DSU is also tops in the RMAC and ranked 36th-nationally in assist/turnover ratio (1.3).
* - DSU has won the "Battle of the Boards" in 23 of 28 games of the year, highlighted by a season-best +30 margin (54-24) vs. Adams State (2/14), and a +20 margin (43-23, 11-2 on offensive glass) last Friday at Westminster ... DSU has outrebounded an opponent in 66 of its last 82 games dating back to the 2017-18 campaign ... Dixie State leads the RMAC and is ranked 26th-nationally in rebounding margin (+6.0), and is ranked 44th-nationally in rebounds/game with an RMAC-leading 38.8 rpg average ... DSU also leads the RMAC and is ranked 21st in the country in defensive rebounds (28.4 rpg).  
* - Thirteen of Dixie State's 22 wins have come by double-digits, including seven of its last 11, highlighted by a season-high +30 point margin vs. WCU (1/25) ... DSU's +8.4 scoring margin is currently second in the RMAC and good for t-50th nationally ... DSU surrendered a season-low 53 points to Regis (1/18), and just 57 points vs. Western Colorado (1/25).

ABOUT THE REGIS "RANGERS": Regis comes to St. George on a bit of a roll as the Rangers have won three-straight and five of their last seven overall, which helped them clinch the final RMAC tournament seed. Coincidentally, Regis' current win streak started with its 73-61 home win over Dixie State in Denver back on Feb. 21.   
    Three Ranger starters average double figures, led by senior guard Christian Little (6-2) at 17.0 ppg, while sophomore forward Toni Rocak (6-8) is the team's leading rebounder (6.3 rpg) and is second among regulars in both scoring (15.3 ppg) and FG% (.530).

UP NEXT: The 2020 RMAC Men's Basketball Tournament continues with two semifinal games on Friday, March 6, followed by the championship game on Saturday, March 7, on the home court of the highest remaining seed.
    The winner of the RMAC Tournament championship will earn the conference's automatic bid to the 2020 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament South Central Regionals, which will be held on March 14-17 (site and times TBA).