The women's basketball team will play the University of Colorado in Boulder, Colo. for the fourth round of the Women's National Invitation Tournament.

The quarterfinal game is Sunday at 3 p.m.

TCU advanced to the fourth round Wednesday after defeating Texas Tech, 81-74.

Colorado is 17-14 this season and finished 5-11 in the Big 12. The Buffaloes are 16-4 all-time at home in postseason play (12-3 NCAA, 2-1 WNIT, 2-0 AIAW) and have won their last five home games.

Only eight team's remain in the WNIT.

The Ranch Management program announced two new endowed scholarships at the Annual Scholarship Dinner and will be giving five more scholarships in the 2008-2009 school year, said the Clark Society liaison and event planner for University Advancement.

The program now has 34 scholarships from living donors valued at $203,510. The program also has two scholarships from donors who are no longer living, valued at $11,000.

During its second year of competition, the women's Western team has been named the No. 1 seed for the 2008 Varsity Equestrian National Championships in Waco, April 17 to 19.

The team has the best record in the nation with a perfect 11-0 season.

The Hunt Seat team went 5-7, earning the first alternate position for the tournament.

Full-time MBA students from 17 universities across the country will join TCU MBAs in competing in the first Neeley Sales and Marketing Strategy Competition sponsored by Sony Electronics today and Saturday.

Fifty-five MBA students from TCU and 17 other universities across the country will work in teams of five to create recommendations to present to a panel of Sony executives, Ed Riefenstahl, Neeley's director of Experiential Learning said.

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