utc @ wc (news not pick)
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Good stuff Loop, a real aid to those who don't get that kind of info.
Too many times I have seen shorthanded teams circle the wagons and play surprisingly well.
I did hit Western Carolina very early, but only with the intentions to middle. Some value in the total here but only if you have tha knowledge of how many the Mocs brought down. If they are terribly shorthanded as expected they would almost have to take their possessions pretty deep into shot clock.
Too many times I have seen shorthanded teams circle the wagons and play surprisingly well.
I did hit Western Carolina very early, but only with the intentions to middle. Some value in the total here but only if you have tha knowledge of how many the Mocs brought down. If they are terribly shorthanded as expected they would almost have to take their possessions pretty deep into shot clock.
Sick Mocs board bus to game
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Keegan Bell boarded the team bus with a needle in his arm and a trainer holding a bag of intravenous fluid above his head.
Omar Wattad followed with the same assistance.
The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga starting guards ? in addition to Jeff Smith and Jeremy Saffore ? have been cleared to play tonight when the Mocs face Western Carolina at 7 p.m. in the Ramsey Activity Center.
?The doc thinks we could get about 50 percent out of them,? coach John Shulman said. ?Jeff is OK. Jeremy is OK. Keegan and Omar will have an interesting bus trip.?
Four players coming down with influenza forced a postponement of a game that was supposed to be played last night.
It was originally moved to Monday, then back to tonight.
?We look like a good team right here, don?t we?? coach John Shulman joked before Bell and Wattad found their seats. ?Athletics is athletics and we?ll figure it out on the road.?
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Keegan Bell boarded the team bus with a needle in his arm and a trainer holding a bag of intravenous fluid above his head.
Omar Wattad followed with the same assistance.
The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga starting guards ? in addition to Jeff Smith and Jeremy Saffore ? have been cleared to play tonight when the Mocs face Western Carolina at 7 p.m. in the Ramsey Activity Center.
?The doc thinks we could get about 50 percent out of them,? coach John Shulman said. ?Jeff is OK. Jeremy is OK. Keegan and Omar will have an interesting bus trip.?
Four players coming down with influenza forced a postponement of a game that was supposed to be played last night.
It was originally moved to Monday, then back to tonight.
?We look like a good team right here, don?t we?? coach John Shulman joked before Bell and Wattad found their seats. ?Athletics is athletics and we?ll figure it out on the road.?
Another consideration is that the Mocs did Larry Hunter and Western Carolina a pretty big favor here.
Larry wouldn't repay by blowing them out, or would he?
Larry wouldn't repay by blowing them out, or would he?
not sure if they did them a favor , they postponed already instead of forfeit, the issue for postponing until monday was it would compress western's end of season. i know the league office was involved - probably noone was completely happy. with that in mind, i see the line as utc or nothing. this is a pretty big game in the conference standings.
i'm seeing utc +9-, if it gets up to ten i may bite and then turn around and fade the mocs tomorrow night.
