Wow, upset of the year!  Anyone know the spread on that game??
it was in Rupp too, must have been pretty huge
 

If we beat UMKC and they beat ECU, we could be facing them in the Bahamas tournament. Would definitely be a tough matchup given what they were able to do tonight.

WOW! what an upset!
 

Two bad losses for the conference last night (in addition to GW):  The Bonnies lose by 13 to Coach Carm and Siena while Charlotte inexplicably handles Davidson by 13.  Both were on the road but both are still bad.

 

Agreed Block or Charge, this should be a great night for the A10!! VCU and LSU both made DUMB plays down the stretch, LSU just wanted to lose it a little more!! LSU had no answer for VCU big man Santos-Silva, it was good to see an A10 player dominate an SEC front line like that. 

St.Joe's has just dominated UConn from the opening tip(they were up by about 25 in the 1st half), they've hit a bunch of 3's. St.Joe's guard Ryan Daly(a transfer from Delaware) has been outstanding, he's looking like an All-A10 player. Dan Hurley must be getting some bad flashbacks to his early Rhode Island years as he watches his team get pounded by an A10 team. St.Joe's was projected to finish last by a lot of outlets, so for them to be playing this well at UConn is surprising

Marfo with 7 points and 14 rebounds in Quinnipiac's close loss to Brown yesterday. He is currently #3 in the nation in rebounding. Arnaldo is #1. Nice to see Kevin playing well elsewhere. Imagine if he was paired with AT down low this year though. Our rebounding would be truly elite.

Also, it appears Chris Sodom is now at Delaware State, but has yet to appear in a game.

Marfo is currently 3rd in the country in rebounds/game only behinid Langevine (URI) and Toro.

Looks like Tyler Cavanaugh injured his ankle after a breakout game last week (14pts). Should be out 2-3 months Syracuse, N.Y. -- Former Jamesville-DeWitt basketball star Tyler Cavanaugh sustained damage to the ligaments of his right ankle during a Nov. 9 practice and will miss two, possibly three months recovering from the injury.Cavanaugh, playing overseas for the first time in his career, was going up for a layup during a practice with Alba Berlin, when he stepped on a teammate’s foot. Initially, he believed the injury to be a mere sprain, but the ankle swelled on both sides and tests revealed the ligament damage. He’s on crutches and wearing a boot as his ankle heals. “I’ll be alright,” he said today by phone. “It’s a bummer, but it is what it is.”Cavanaugh injured the same ankle when he played for the Atlanta Hawks two seasons ago. He will stay in Berlin to rehab and hopes to return to the court some time soon after the new year.Alba is 5-1 in the German league and 1-6 in Euroleague, which offers the best brand of basketball in Europe. Cavanaugh averaged 8.7 points and 3.7 rebounds in 14 minutes in the Euroleague games. A 6-foot-10 big man, he shot 57.1 percent from the 3-point line. In the German league, he averaged 6.4 points and 3.4 rebounds over 15.4 minutes and was 3-of-8 from the 3-point line.Cavanaugh talked earlier this season about the difficulties of adjusting to a new coach, a new system and a new continent. He is enjoying his time in Germany, where he lives with his fiancee and will soon be visited by his parents and two sisters. The basketball, he said, was starting to make more sense when he went down with the ankle trouble.

60 to 60 on ESPN vs #15 Florida 
Towson might be a lot better than expected

I guess Florida isn't that good could also be an explanation! (but I think the former)
I see that America's most underrated Coach, Leonard Hamilton just beat them for an incredible 7th time in a row.