Yeah, "2 and que" is kind of a college baseball thing, but IMHO, regardless of sport or tournament structure, would refer to any tournament in which you are only out of the tournament after you lose two games, not two straight ---- and you go to the parking lot to eat bar-b-que. But it doesn't mean two straight games.
For the Big Dance, as a single elimination tournament, that would be winning the first game, then losing the second, to get the pleasure of dining on various dead meats smoldering on the grill instead of preparing for your next opponent.
Conference baseball tournaments (at least the Big XII) are double elimination.
Regionals are double elimination.
Super regionals are best 2 of 3.
You are never "one and done" in a baseball tournament, only in basketball. So "two and que" IMHO mostly refers to basketball, since there is only one way you're 2 games and out in the Big Dance, it's by winning the first and losing the second.
In baseball, you can go 0-2, 1-2, 2-2, and really, IMHO, only the 0-2 is a "two and que" since the latter are 3 or 4 games.
Whatever.
Last edited: Mar 17, 2016