The Sicatoka

UNO@WMU tied at second intermission.

Now Army with the double tap: It's 3-3. <-- They must've watched the tape of the third of SCSU@UND from last night.

And of course Army answers. 3-2 'hurst.

Yup. Mercyhurst with a double-tap*. *Two in two minutes or less.

How long before "cool" is grey uniforms and helmets.

You watching? NCHC.tv?

And Q'pac makes it 3-0.

Some guys are dumb enough to go without those.

Omaha feed for UNO@WMU: http://player.listenlive.co/52381

Yeah, but "Pony" is pretty solid.

Any word on Hoff's status?

More seriously, do any of these remaining games today have big ramifications for UND's PWR?

At this point I'd take a "Law and Order" episode. But a good one. Keep the SVU crap, and the L&O LA disaster. Give me something solid like an original L&O with Det. Lenny Briscoe or an L&O CI with Det. Bobby Goren. Heck, I'll take a CI with Det. Zach Nichols. It's pretty bad when I'll take a Nichols episode. That said, I won't take any SVU. Heck, give me a binge marathon of "Homocide: Life on the Streets" and we'll call it square. Det. John Munch was at his "tin foil hat" best on that. "If I was kiddin' you, I'd be wearing a fez ... and no pants." -- Det. Lenny Briscoe

Are ANY of these games on the eleventy-billion and two channels I have available to me?

And instead give up the shorty. 1-1 UNO and WMU

Alternative solution to diving: A diving call is not a minor penalty; you are just required to play the rest of the game without a protective cup.

I don't put this on MIN I think CHI had two things happen: - Capt. Serious is recovered from the injuries that slowed him down to start the season - the calendar hit February 15 and the CHI team leaders took it out of auto pilot

Psychotic... but absolutely right.

Cornell and UML have won their Sunday games. UNH, Clarkson, dead.

Forgive me for that. I'm still bewildered by how anyone could ponder not wearing the greens on St. Patrick's Day.

When it is March 17, and you have a choice of a black or a green sweater, you wear the green or risk the wrath of St. Patrick's Day.

A #16 will beat a #1. It will happen sooner or later.

Just the same, given the relative sizes of the fields (300-some DI MBB teams vs 60) and brackets (68 vs 16), it's still Holy Cross and Minnesota. I just know one piece of trivia: No NCAA MBB #1 seed has lost their opening game to a #16. I'll gladly take a #16 if you let me break that run. What I meant in my post was, why is Baylor better for UND than the potential #1s.

I saw some Tweets with UND at a #15 v. Baylor and folks were giddy. OK, explain for the guy who never got into hoopsy-bouncey.

Disclaimer: Not a great BB mind, nor stayed at Holiday Inn Express last night, but did listen to some AM radio chatter this morning. The Fox pundits think Syracuse is a no-go --> no good road wins at all this year and that Boeheim's name isn't enough. The only way in per the "expert" was if the Syracuse "name" was needed for TV ratings.