San Diego State

[UCalum08]

Originally Posted by Patrick Bateman

As long as it comes with 10 or less seconds on shot clock and afterwards he doesn't turn into Kobe and start chucking shots up every time he touches the ball.

No That's Morman who does that.

[BCM]

Guess nobody cares about college basketball unless they live in the middle of nowhere like Nebraska.

[Bearcat_NTS]

Originally Posted by jacobkdoyle

We opened at -1

Line has moved to a pick 'em. Can't find an O/U but I would guess it would be around 100...LOL!

[UCalum08]

Originally Posted by Bearcat_NTS

Line has moved to a pick 'em. Can't find an O/U but I would guess it would be around 100...LOL!

Its a no brainer to me. SDSU all day. Our inexperience against their experience and talent is too much for UC. We will be lucky to get 40 points. I think we will struggle mightly to get any points in the paint. We will have to rely on our jump shots...

[TheLongHaul]

Originally Posted by Patrick Bateman

And they average 74 ppg. Does offense leads to greater attendance as some have claimed on here?

Imagine what it'd look like if they averaged 60 ppg.

[Doogle]

The optimist in me says
UC 52
SDSU 47

The pessimist/cynic says

SDSU 42
UC 18

[aronius]

Originally Posted by TheLongHaul

I'm pretty sure it did. It was at the shoe, I believe him and Yancy decided to alter the play and Vaughn ran deep, Bishop through the ball out of bounds and the other team scored on the following possession which caused UC to lose. It's a bit blurry so the details may be slightly off.

Bishop may have done something similar at the Shoe but the story above was on the road against St. Johns I believe. I think the Cats turned it over 3 times in the last minute of the game, the worst of which was Bishop's attempted "home run" throw to Vaughn. Gifted St. Johns a game they had no business winning.

What is the Dixon moment so many are referring to?

As for tonight, going to be ugly but I think the Cats can get the win. I hope the home crowd does their share.

[LeftyRose]

Originally Posted by Patrick Bateman

And they average 74 ppg. Does offense leads to greater attendance as some have claimed on here?

Oklahoma is averaging 10,262 in home attendance this year, which is 89% of their arena's capacity.

Cincinnati is averaging 6,735 in home attendance this year, which is 51% of their arena's capacity.

[Patrick Bateman]

Originally Posted by TheLongHaul

Imagine what it'd look like if they averaged 60 ppg.

Wouldn't be much different IMO. Depaul averages 78 ppg and are opening a new arena in 2 years, and their attendance is dropping to 500-1,000 fans/game.

[TheLongHaul]

Originally Posted by aronius

Bishop may have done something similar at the Shoe but the story above was on the road against St. Johns I believe. I think the Cats turned it over 3 times in the last minute of the game, the worst of which was Bishop's attempted "home run" throw to Vaughn. Gifted St. Johns a game they had no business winning.

What is the Dixon moment so many are referring to?

As for tonight, going to be ugly but I think the Cats can get the win. I hope the home crowd does their share.

Yea my memory is fuzzy when it comes to the details.

Dixon dribbled off his foot and out of bounds against WVU in the BE tournament in the last minute of the game. WVU got the ball and made a shot to win the game (wasn't it the 3 pointer that was tipped, just like in the 90's against WVU?).