Duquesne vs. Pitt on ESPN U - 6:00 P.M.

[TallTitan34]

For the 400 people who get ESPN U if you were wondering how Damian Saunders was doing you can take a look at 6:00 P.M.  You can also take a look at Pitt.

Also here is a nice story on Duquesne from ESPN.com.  A Damian Saunders reference is included.

http://sports.espn.go.com/ncb/columns/story?id=3141663

[mviale]

Pitt is a bit different from Howard - they are down 23-6 to Pitt, but damian has a third of the duquesne points.

[mu_hilltopper]

Actually, everyone in Milw w/digital cable gets ESPNU.  Channel 117.

[spiral97]

The Georgetown/Alabama game was tough for them.. something like 13 lead changes and 8 ties through the game.. and bama was only down a single score with about 2 minutes left..

I had trouble remembering I was rooting for Georgetown... bama lived and died by the three though and GT just overwhelmed them in the last 2 minutes.

[TallTitan34]

Duquesne was down 21-4 but came back to make it a five point game at halftime.  Came down to the wire but Pitt pulled out the win in the final minute.

Damian Saunders had 4 points in 18 minutes.

[muarmy81]

The Georgetown/Alabama game was tough for them.. something like 13 lead changes and 8 ties through the game.. and bama was only down a single score with about 2 minutes left..

I had trouble remembering I was rooting for Georgetown... bama lived and died by the three though and GT just overwhelmed them in the last 2 minutes.

That was the first time I watched GTown last night and I wasn't very impressed.  For an "experienced" team they took a lot of bad shots, especially considering the Princeton Offense is based on working for quality looks.  They seemed willing to fall into what Bama baited them into doing and that's taking quick 3's.  I've also never seen so many turnovers by them, they just didn't look like the 4th best team in the nation.  I hope we can pressure them into taking those same rushed shots and help them forget they have a 7'2 senior down low that would destroy us.

[mviale]

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