Attalla, start the clock.....
per Andy Katz on ESPN.com ~
"Midnight Madness can now tip five hours earlier after the NCAA board of directors approved a change in the start of men's basketball practice.
Beginning on Oct. 14, 2005, men's basketball teams can start practicing at 7 p.m. local time."
So it's 7PM Madness.
Actually I doubt it will be madness either.
I'd skip the football game to go see the basketball team play a meaningless intrasquad scrimmage right about now.
I'm still hoping against hope that we're saving all the good plays for the conference games. However, I'm seriously starting to have my doubts.
There has not been a single big offensive touchdown play the entire season... Reggie had at least two of his own by this time last season.
Quote:I'd skip the football game to go see the basketball team play a meaningless intrasquad scrimmage right about now.
You know MA learned his lesson his first year about not going for the kill shot.......... :D
Back on topic... I bet Midnight Madness would have a big turnout at 7pm on a Saturday bye week.
Based on the Andy Katz blurb, my guess is teams will do it on Friday, Oct. 14, since they start their official practice on the 15th.
It's football season...
BlazerSax Wrote:It's football season...
and basketball practice starts in like 3 weeks. this is a sports board, not just a football board.
ATTALLABLAZE Wrote:Quote:I'd skip the football game to go see the basketball team play a meaningless intrasquad scrimmage right about now.
You know MA learned his lesson his first year about not going for the kill shot.......... :D
Except against Tulane.
In good news today from New Orleans, it appears that the strom and flooding did about $500 worth of improvements to Fogelman Arena.
BlazerPhil Wrote:In good news today from New Orleans, it appears that the strom and flooding did about $500 worth of improvements to Fogelman Arena.
Aww man...that was the only thing in 'Nawlins that I was rooting for to get destroyed. :D