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gsmooth said:
Who do we pull for in the next game? Boeheim's Army (Syracuse alum) or their opponent? The next game for Stars of Storrs will be Wednesday in Syracuse if I am not mistaken. Boeheim's Army will be tougher as they have more experience in TBT and they will have home court advantage. But that also means a more entertaining environment. If Boeheim's Army loses it means an easier opponent for Stars of Storrs, but a quite gym.
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On paper the Cuse team is stacked, I haven't seen their opponent yet but it's supposed to be made up former Division 3 hoopers. Cuse's team has guys that have played in the NBA and are still fairly young and actively playing overseas.
 
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Boeheim's Army in a battle with this D3 team, don't have the names(BA's starting pg Gilyard was in the NBA a couple of seasons ago) but they're hooping.
 
teams see the Elam Ending and just start playing brainless basketball
 
Down bad in Canada

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That D3 team is legit, and it should teach Cuse not to mess with D3s. They don’t do well with d2s either, just ask my boys from LeMoyne.

I am familiar with the “We are D3” Coach, good dude.
 
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Umami Zen said:
Saw the mention and quote from Boatright on his ankle. Any background on how/when it happened? During the game or residual damage from his pro season? Just curious-realize that there is limited press coverage on TBT. He's a tough SOB so he'll play if he can walk.
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Early in the game. Rolled it really good. Came out of the game for a possession and then immediately checked back in. Was noticably a step slower post-injury. The ankle made the game winner even more impressive.
 
“They were trying to draw up a play,” Boatright said. “I said, ‘Bro, just set a screen, flare out, get me the ball on the right side, I’ll take it home.”

“My ankle’s killing me right now,” Boatright said. “It’s hurting me a lot, I didn’t turn it all the way. Marc and my team put so much into this. Marc put up a lot of money for us to be here. I knew I was a key part of this team and I just had to play through it.”

www.courant.com

UConn alums ‘Stars of Storrs’ fight their way to the Sweet 16 in million-dollar tournament

Ryan Boatright, the GM and captain, has been the driving force on the court for the Stars of Storrs. UConn alums are in the TBT Round of 16.
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UConn alums ‘Stars of Storrs’ fight their way to the Sweet 16 in million-dollar tournament
 
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watching these games on FS2 and in 2025 it shouldn't be possible for a cable channel to broadcast as poorly as FS2 does, legit feels like you're watching a game on an old school fatback TV before high definition
 
aceboon said:
watching these games on FS2 and in 2025 it shouldn't be possible for a cable channel to broadcast as poorly as FS2 does, legit feels like you're watching a game on an old school fatback TV before high definition
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Broadcast quality is infinitely better on a phone screen. Was watching on the Fox Sports app last night, came downstairs to find my son watching the fuzzy FS2 broadcast on TV. The 1970s kid in me had me reaching to adjust the antenna.
 
karstenkibbe said:
Broadcast quality is infinitely better on a phone screen.
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Because the screen is so much smaller I'm thinking. So why do we buy big TV's? FS2 could be better if they wanted it to be. But they have the data. They know how much would it cost to improve it. And how much more revenue would it generate. Who's watching FS2 besides those fans who want to watch that particular event? Who's not watching because it sucks? They''ll make better once the squirrels die and not a moment before.
 
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