Scary. 54 points at halftime on 10 made threes.

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IUPUI won at South Florida 70-53. We play both coming up. To add to it Bradley beat IUPUI 90-56 just last Saturday.

Not sure how much it ends up helping us, but UConn with a huge win over 15th ranked Florida. UConn’s lone loss? St Joes.

Blers' last post has inspired me to create a contest: "SWELLA'S TRANSITIVE PROPERTY CHALLENGE".

This tweet shows what I'm talking about:



The first person who can construct a chain of games like the above which concludes with the Ramblers beating either Duke, Butler or Wichita State is the winner, and gets a hearty "Well done!" from me.

Furman is playing at Alabama tomorrow.

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Davidson lost again today, they are 3-5. Am quite surprised by that, they were pegged by many to be a top 25 team. Like Loyola’s chances against them in a few weeks.

Except for Charlotte, their losses are all againat good teams though. But still, they're a long way from being ranked.

Meanwhile, Furman is 7-1 and playing at South Florida tomorrow. They are looking like a tournament team.

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swella,

Loyola beat Old Dominion
Old Dominion beat Northeastern
Northeastern beat Harvard
Harvard beat Siena
Siena beat St. Bonaventure
St. Bonaventure beat Rutgers
Rutgers beat Stephen F Austin
Stephen F Austin beat Duke

Therefore...
Loyola beat Duke

Tank, I am more than impressed, I am in actual awe of your SWELLA'S TRANSITIVE PROPERTY CHALLENGE entry. It is brilliant!

Of course I get that it is meant to be a joke, what with (ha ha) you claiming that Stephen F. Austin beat Duke, but still in all it was a noble effort and deserving of a hearty "Well done!" from me.

Tank, just curious. 1) Did you work backwards from the Stephen F. Austin-Duke game to construct your chain of games. 1) How many dead ends did you meet before you got the solution? 3)How long did it take?