One of those would likely be against the like of UConn or Pitt so that will be a tall order.PC loses to Villanova.
I now think the Friars have to win at LEAST two games in the BE Tourney, to get any sort of at-large consideration.
One of those would likely be against the like of UConn or Pitt so that will be a tall order.PC loses to Villanova.
I now think the Friars have to win at LEAST two games in the BE Tourney, to get any sort of at-large consideration.
Kent State wins a squeaker over Buffalo in overtime! Suck that Sabres!
I can't beat you at ANYTHING!
Browns have beaten the Bills in back-to-back years, and now this.
Game of the day Saurday Mar. 7th.
UCONN at Pitt
12 noon CBS.
I thought UConn/Pitt was supposed to be on ESPN.
I'm amazed that CBS was able to swipe such a big game!
I thought UConn/Pitt was supposed to be on ESPN.
I'm amazed that CBS was able to swipe such a big game!
Big tripleheader on CBS Saturday:
UConn-Pitt: 12 noon
Kentucky-Florida: 2:00 pm
Texas-Kansas: 4:00 pm
More like 4ish. I hate games on CBS. I wish ESPN had this game for their Gameday game. CBS will likely miss the first 10 mins of the game as they have done in the past.CBS also has Duke-UNC........Sunday at 4:00pm.
The first and last games will be good. The Kentucky-Florida will be like an NIT game. I actually hope Florida wins because at least Billy Donovan has job security. Billy Gillispie, OTOH, is going to have to go into hiding if Kentucky loses again.Big tripleheader on CBS Saturday:
UConn-Pitt: 12 noon
Kentucky-Florida: 2:00 pm
Texas-Kansas: 4:00 pm
More like 4ish. I hate games on CBS. I wish ESPN had this game for their Gameday game. CBS will likely miss the first 10 mins of the game as they have done in the past.
No joke. And when you're the 3rd game of a tripleheader, well, that's going run way behind schedule. I just wish CBS would put the games online like they do in the tournament. Even worse the Carolina-dook game will get delayed for the MVC Championship of all things. That game is of interest to about 15 people in Omaha and Peoria.