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I heard very clearly: they dealing with a bad approach. They don’t look like they like each other.... Sent from my iPhone using BtownBanners

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I see, thanks Chris007

Do we know what the rumored Game of Three non-sightings might involve? Was the weather foggy in his room or did he get a little hot under the collar and eat some beaf with someone? Or simply did he have issues waking up from a dream on an early crisp practice morning? Or last but not least, was he out playing street ball instead visiting the big hall with all the books?

#24 Maryland @ #19 Purdue Iowa State @ #14 Iowa TCU vs. USC #5 Nevada vs. Arizona State #9 Michigan State @ Florida #10 Kentucky vs. Seton Hall DePaul @ Northwestern Pittsburgh @ West Virginia Xavier @ Cincinnati UNLV @ Illinois Louisville @ Indiana Georgetown @ Syracuse #25 Mississippi State vs. Clemson Houston @ Oklahoma State #22 Wisconsin @ Marquette Creighton @ Nebraska #15 Florida State vs. UConn Notre Dame @ UCLA #6 Tennessee vs. #1 Gonzaga #19 Purdue @ #17 Texas

Tonight starts the 2018 B1G/ACC Challenge. I will keep an updated Challenge Results here and the thread for discussion about the challenge specifically. B1G - 7 ACC - 7 ACC-Big Ten Challenge Schedule (All times Eastern) Game Date Time Channel Results Nebraska vs. Clemson Nov. 26 7 p.m. ESPN2 68-66 - Nebraska Minnesota vs. Boston College Nov. 26 9 p.m. ESPN2 56-68 - Boston College Illinois vs. Notre Dame Nov. 27 7 p.m. ESPN2/ESPNU 74-76 - Notre Dame Virginia Tech vs. Penn State Nov. 27 7 p.m. ESPN2/ESPNU 62-63 - Penn State Michigan State vs. Louisville Nov. 27 7:30 p.m. ESPN 78-82 - Louisville N.C. State vs. Wisconsin Nov. 27 9 p.m. ESPN2 75-79 - Wisconsin Pittsburgh vs. Iowa Nov. 27 9 p.m. ESPNU 68-69 - Iowa Indiana vs. Duke Nov. 27 9:30 p.m. ESPN 69-90 - Duke Virginia vs. Maryland Nov. 28 7 p.m. ESPN/ESPN2 76-71 - Virginia Syracuse vs. Ohio State Nov. 28 7 p.m. ESPN/ESPN2 72-62 - Syracuse Rutgers vs. Miami (Fla.) Nov. 28 7 p.m. ESPNU 57-54 - Rutgers North Carolina vs. Michigan Nov. 28 9 p.m. ESPN 67-84 - Michigan Purdue vs. Florida State Nov. 28 9 p.m. ESPN2 72-73 - Florida State Georgia Tech vs. Northwestern Nov. 28 9 p.m. ESPNU 61-67 - Northwestern

Back to the Challenge: So after the 1st night, we are tied 1-1. Nebraska with a nice win over Clemson. Minnesota with a slight surprise loss (at least in margin, if not outcome) to Boston College on the road. Tonight we ramp up big time with 6 games on the slate. Illinois vs. Notre Dame 7 p.m. ESPN2/ESPNU Virginia Tech vs. Penn State 7 p.m. ESPN2/ESPNU Michigan State vs. Louisville 7:30 p.m. ESPN N.C. State vs. Wisconsin 9 p.m. ESPN2 Pittsburgh vs. Iowa 9 p.m. ESPNU Indiana vs. Duke 9:30 p.m. ESPN

Nebraska @ #16 Clemson Minnesota @ Boston College #16 Virginia Tech @ Penn State Illinois @ Notre Dame #11 Michigan State @ Louisville NC State @ Wisconsin Pittsburgh @ Iowa Indiana @ #1 Duke #15 Syracuse @ Ohio State #4 Virginia @ Maryland Hawai'i @ #20 UCLA #23 Purdue @ #14 Florida State Georgia Tech @ Northwestern #7 North Carolina @ #18 Michigan #11 Michigan State @ Rutgers #25 Wisconsin @ #20 Iowa Oklahoma State @ Minnesota Northwestern @ Indiana #24 Purdue @ #9 Michigan Minnesota @ #23 Ohio State

Does anyone know if this game will be replayed on BTN? And if so when? Sent from my iPhone using BtownBanners mobile app

Al did go to the locker room and at one point it looked like he had to be assisted by (leaning weight on) another person to get there. Sent from my iPhone using BtownBanners mobile app

Monday: #9 Auburn vs. Xavier #1 Duke vs. San Diego State Chicago State @ East Tennessee State Arizona vs. Iowa State USC vs. Texas Tech #17 Mississippi State vs. Arizona State #3 Gonzaga vs. Illinois Tuesday: UT Arlington @ Indiana Wright State vs. Penn State Santa Clara vs. Minessota Texas A&M vs. Washington Wednesday: Wisconsin vs. Stanford Louisville vs. #5 Tennessee #24 Marquette vs. #2 Kansas Dayton vs. Butler Washington vs. Minnesota Thursday: #11 Michigan State vs. #20 UCLA Friday: UC Davis @ Indiana Saturday: Houston @ BYU Colorado @ Air Force

I was at the game as well, and if they were chanting at the player, the timing was just bad. They should have either done it only when he had the ball or if he was at the free throw line or something like that. But the way it came across in our section, everyone was upset about it because it was 10 minutes into the game and seemed like it was a chant against Marquette and not the player.

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Where can one find the CG basketball schedule for this year?

Stanford @ #8 North Carolina Texas Southern @ Iowa State UC Davis @ Arkansas Utah @ Minnesota Wisconsin @ Xavier Memphis @ #23 LSU Georgia @ Temple Georgetown @ Illinois Georgia Tech @ #6 Tennessee #19 Michigan @ #9 Villanova Seton Hall @ Nebraska Marquette @ Indiana #16 Syracuse @ UConn Ohio State @ Creighton Penn State @ DePaul #14 Oregon vs. Iowa Texas A&M @ #3 Gonzaga St. John's @ Rutgers Indiana @ Arkansas Minnesota vs. Texas A&M

Battle 4 Atlantis: Florida – Virginia - Virginia Charleston Classic: Virginia Tech – Purdue – Virginia Tech Diamond Head Classic: Colorado – TCU - TCU Maui Invitational: Duke – Gonzaga - Duke Myrtle Beach Invitational: UCF - West Virginia – West Virginia Wooden Legacy: Northwestern - Seton Hall – Seton Hall

Any word on his injury from Thursday’s exhibition game? Sent from my iPhone using BtownBanners

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I mean if you're going to try and eliminate intentional fouling at the end of the game, why even play the last 30 seconds of the game if the shot clock is off. Chances of getting the ball back to try and tie or win the games is highly unlikely. No incentive for winning team to shoot. Really want to end the game playing 4 corners? I don't want to see that.

If it gets called that way, you're just going to have people committing fouls that are intentional but made to look accidental and could be more dangerous than currently just grabbing a guy (although safety is not really the concern here). Not really going to solve anything in your situation. I mean if I slap at the ball and hit the guys arm, it is not intentional even if I secretly meant to hit his arms to prevent a shot/layup from happening. On the contrary, during the normal course of the game, not just at the end, if I grab a guy, I meant to foul him, but I didn't mean to get caught. Those are not called intentional today and would cause a lot more intentional fouls throughout the entire game in your situation, is that going to stop it from happening? Then you're opening up the situation of replay, was that foul intentional or not. Another 20 minutes of review (exaggeration of course) defeating the purpose. Other than adding a "convoluted extra rule", I don't see how this changes or helps anything by calling an "intentional" foul and intentional foul.

Why do so many people want this strategy to be stopped? It is a necessary part of the game. It adds a suspense to the game. It is a way for a team to try and get the ball back while limiting the possession time of the other team. The risk for the team fouling is giving the other team 2 (or 3) easy chances (but not 100% guaranteed) at 2 points while stopping the clock. How else would you stop a team from just running out the clock. Defenses can only do so much and if they are then required to play havoc defense, it could actually lead to more unintentional fouls. If defenses have to go a million miles a minute playing havoc defense just to try and get the ball back to tie/win the game this just leads to chaos and bad basketball. I realize it can be hard at times to watch in certain situations and maybe we try to limit these type of situations. For example; if a team is up by so many points, say 10 points under 1 minute to go, then call these as intentional fouls if the game is under 30 seconds and lead is greater than 4 pts (most points possible from a single shot, 3pt + foul shot, single possesion, 30 sec shot clock is off) then fouls are considered intentional change free-throws under 1 minute to be 1 shot worth 2 points, if its a 3, first shot worth 2 pts, 2nd shot worth 1 pt to speed up this process. just simply speed up the free-throw process in general from the time the call is made to the time the shot is taken. Don't allow teams to huddle, don't allow TV breaks, speed up substitutions, just speed up the general process all together This is by no means a comprehensive list but just some thoughts off the top of my head. But along this point, I also don't understand the need to always change college basketball. I get some things like introducing the 3 point line (has to do with shooting the ball which is fundamental), but I feel we are approaching the level of too much tampering these days. In my opinion college basketball is the most fun level of basketball to watch among all levels because it is a combination of high level basketball, big stage and imperfect basketball. The most talented team doesn't always win but rather the smarter, harder working, well coached teams usually prevail.

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