TCUdirtbag
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NIT Championship - March 30 - 7 pm CT
Madison Square Garden - New York, NY
(4) TCU --- 23-15 (6-12 Big 12), RPI #54
(6) Georgia Tech--- 20-15 (8-10 ACC) RPI #76
MBB: TCU vs. Georgia Tech - NIT Championship Game Thread
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NIT Championship - March 30 - 7 pm CT
Madison Square Garden - New York, NY
(4) TCU --- 23-15 (6-12 Big 12), RPI #54
(6) Georgia Tech--- 20-15 (8-10 ACC) RPI #76
Portland Frog
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Looking forward to seeing how the frogs' fare against the GT defense.
Chico Dusty
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RollToad give us what we want to hear regarding GT...
Portland Frog
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Any idea which unis the frogs will be sporting tonight?
sandiegojack
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I think TCU, being the higher seeded team, is the home team. I assume that means the Frogs will wear white jerseys.
sdj
sdj
Portland Frog
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Would love to see the throwback "Frogs" jerseys in white. Probably won't though.
Tom Brown
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8 eastern
ECoastFrog
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I always wonder how a team spends its day, waiting for the game. I have gotten myself nervous, just waiting for tonight!! How do they keep from getting too nervous? What do they do to spend time, without tiring themselves? I've always wondered about this. Just curious.
TCUdirtbag
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Georgia Tech is nothing like Texas Tech except for also being a sausage fest.
Urban, high-quality academics (best public school in the state), BCS/NY6 appearances, numerous conference championships in major sports, fewer STDs, etc.
TCUdirtbag
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Missed the joke.
full house frog
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Win or lose this team has given fans so much enjoyment and the future is bright. Congratulations to Coach Dixon, staff and players for giving us a wonderful and incredible season that won't soon be forgotten.
Go Frogs!!!!
Go Frogs!!!!
ScottPatrick
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Biggest game for TCU basketball since???????
Notre Dame and Austin Carr maybe?
Notre Dame and Austin Carr maybe?
Ballard
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As a former player, I'll give you the rough schedule:
Breakfast
Morning shootaround at arena
Lunch
Film / Pep talk (sometimes simultaneous with lunch)
Nap
Bus to arena (two hours prior to game)
Shootaround / back to locker room / final warm-ups / tip-off
The only time you really have "downtime" is the nap part of the day, and usually that's only a 60-90 minute window. Much easier to just focus on "the next thing" as a player, in comparison to us working stiffs who are just staring at the clock!
