reclegend22;1090418 wrote:Haha yeah I was flipping back and forth between New York and Syracuse as well. Jeremy Lin was awesome today. I was a Pacers fan growing up, so New York was always enemy No. 1, but I've always secretly wished I would have been a Knicks fan. I love watching games played at MSG and the franchise has produced so many thrilling moments over the years, especially during the '90s with the LJ and Ewing-led teams. (Although, so did Uncle Reggie)

reclegend22;1090431 wrote:Agreed on Starks. I had a lot of respect for him. He played the same brash game as Reggie. He was the man. I've never seen a more streaky shooter in all of basketball, but Starks took the phrase "in the zone" to a new level on those nights when everything was falling. What I wouldn't give to see Reggie and Starks go at it one more time. That was the peak of the NBA.

killer_ewok wrote:Could not agree more. I miss those days. Although this Linsanity stuff is pretty cool. LOL

Mulva;1090764 wrote:

Feb 25

Storrs, Conn.

10 a.m. & 8 p.m.

Syracuse at Connecticut

9 p.m.

The match-ups were picked in August and I don't think the schedule gets flexed during the season. Also, Missouri - Kansas is a CBS game, so ESPN wouldn't send Gameday there anyway.

SportsAndLady;1090787 wrote:That's so gay

But thanks for the info

reclegend22;1090828 wrote:I think they did for the Duke-North Carolina Game Day on March 3. I remember hearing Jay Bilas say that they weren't sure whether Game Day would be in Durham or Texas-Kansas, or some other matchup. Then they stated a week or so go that the decision had been made to -- big surprise -- hold Game Day in Durham.

SportsAndLady;1090833 wrote:Yeah when researching my question I found that the last weekend of the year is the only weekend they'll flex for gameday, and like you said it was between Duke/UNC or UT/KU...easy choice there lol

UT sucks, and after that first Duke/UNC game, it was a no brainer.

Jughead;1087256 wrote:Seriously? It's not that hard.

[video=youtube;BLfX1G6TLF4][/video]

ironman02;1087263 wrote:Not only do we have Duke fans still gloating about that debacle last week, now we have people posting highlights of the most painful season in the history of Carolina basketball. Can't take much more.

reclegend22;1087284 wrote:There are so many positive things about this video. The 7-16 record in bold print next to Tar Heels is obviously so precious that it's value cannot be determined, but the way the announcers (Mike Patrick and Brad Daugherty) make Ohio, who is visiting the Dean E. Smith Center on a string of like no tournament appearances in over a decade, out to be the 1989 Bad Boy Pistons is just too funny.

I think chicago510 summed up the frustrations of 8 and 20 pretty damn well. Lol.

(As an aside, I really miss Brad Daughtery as a college basketball announcer. A former Heel he may be, but he was damn good at what he did. Too bad he left the game to watch cars drive around in traffic.)

Heretic;1087736 wrote:GREAT MOMENTS IN BOBCAT HISTORY!!!!

I mean, it's not as big as beating the Hoyas in the tourney a couple years ago, but still very nice!