Braves win! 76-75! I love you chris roberts!

[BU_EMT128]

Here is my question, How do you get 2 delay of game warnings??? Isn't the first one the warning, the next one the technical?

The only thing that could have made last night better would have been this shot happening when we were playing our good friends from down the road.

[MacabreMob]

Here is my question, How do you get 2 delay of game warnings??? Isn't the first one the warning, the next one the technical?

The only thing that could have made last night better would have been this shot happening when we were playing our good friends from down the road.

I don't think the refs made an "official" delay of game warning the first time.

The second time, it looked to me like a Bradley player mighta tapped it. But so the head official made a strong verbal warning to the Grizzlies (and the players even said they didn't touch it).

After that... it was not an issue.

[Chico]

I hope he didn't take two steps. If he did the officials missed the travel. You are only allowed One and one half steps for it to legal. Who cares now were playing tomorrow night and I was very impressed with Oakland tough way to lose.Go Braves

How many steps do most players take when they dunk on a drive? Sometimes 4, but how often is it called?

[Out of Balance]

BTW - I would take Kangas and Benson on my team in a heartbeat. They'd both start and be major contributors on any team in the MVC. I really hope AT was taking notes on how to play with his build and length. Benson was no taller or no beefier than AT, and quite frankly he owned the post. Kangas was the exact kind of player that this year's BU team was missing. Both of those players have the size and skill to play at any level of college basketball IMO.

Also, overall I was very impressed with Oakland's team and wish we had some of their size.

We had it this year but two got hurt (out for the season) and another that we (Fans) thought would be a big contributer, got lost somewhere and never was seen But just wait till next year BB

[SFP]

Look what I found on ESPN.com http://espn.go.com/video/clip?id=4011388

I found the link on the front of their homepage.

70-Footer Wins It
First rule of hoops: Always guard shooters from 70 feet. Trust us!

[shaunguth]

Wondering if you would think the same thing with a healthy AW and WE?

What if they did not have Benson and Kangas?

My thoughts exactly! Maybe if both teams had the same lineups as last night, Oakland would win seven or eight. Full strength, I think not!

[VeveJones007]

I hope he didn't take two steps. If he did the officials missed the travel. You are only allowed One and one half steps for it to legal. Who cares now were playing tomorrow night and I was very impressed with Oakland tough way to lose.Go Braves

Well, if you watch closely on the ESPN version, you can see that his right foot was off the ground when he received the ball. Then he stepped with his left, which he shot off.

So he technically took 1.5 steps, but I just round up to 2 when I talk about it.

[VeveJones007]

Here's the version on nbcsports.com:

http://nbcsports.msnbc.com/id/228251...63136#29860711

You can hear Paul Herzog say "And the final score is..." while the ball's in the air.

[ifarania]

Interesting tidbit... My parents live in Denver, and my mom just called me to tell me CR's shot was featured on their local sports tonight. It's the shot heard round the world! (or.. the country at least).

[pfunk880]

Interesting tidbit... My parents live in Denver, and my mom just called me to tell me CR's shot was featured on their local sports tonight. It's the shot heard round the world! (or.. the country at least).

Yeah, my parents told me it made the local sports in Milwaukee as well.

[thefish7]

BTW - I would take Kangas and Benson on my team in a heartbeat. They'd both start and be major contributors on any team in the MVC. I really hope AT was taking notes on how to play with his build and length. Benson was no taller or no beefier than AT, and quite frankly he owned the post. Kangas was the exact kind of player that this year's BU team was missing. Both of those players have the size and skill to play at any level of college basketball IMO.

Also, overall I was very impressed with Oakland's team and wish we had some of their size.

Excellent post. Agree 100%

[lefty]

Here's the version on nbcsports.com:

http://nbcsports.msnbc.com/id/22825103/vp/29863136#29860711

You can hear Paul Herzog say "And the final score is..." while the ball's in the air.

keep watching for the next video the Wyoming player doing a flip after the dunk....wow

[Dubl R 1]

My thoughts exactly! Maybe if both teams had the same lineups as last night, Oakland would win seven or eight. Full strength, I think not!

I think I read that Oakland lost their best player to a broken foot at the beginning of the year also. He has not played at all this year, just like AW.

[Da Coach]

I think I read that Oakland lost their best player to a broken foot at the beginning of the year also. He has not played at all this year, just like AW.

Oakland lost senior Derick Nelson for the season with a broken foot. He is a 6'5" guard who was last year's leading scorer and is their top defender. He will return next year for his final season.

http://www.ougrizzlies.com/sports/m-baskbl/mtt/nelson_derick00.html

[BuAlum03]

Oakland is a good team. If they had their best player, they would have been a tournament team, no doubt. (for the record, I think that about us, too) They would have been a strong team in the Valley.

What a game. I am still in disbelief... so glad I was there!