Look for Umass to put up a very good game behind a solid effort from Section 1 PTP’er Chris Lowe and play Memphis very tight. I gotta take Memphis by no more than five or six.
Purdue rolls past Eastern Michigan and advances to 2-0.
Cornell beats St Johns in one of the few games you’ll ever see an Ivy league team beat a Big East team.
NJIT loses convincingly at Penn St, proving once again they are not a division 1 team.
Kenny Horton, a former Section 1 great, scores 25 and dunks on Colgate several times en route to a convincing Central Connecticut St win.
Uconn starts the season 2- 0 after handling in state archrival University of Hartford a thirty point loss (Tha beet goes on).
In closing, not too much of an exciting CBB night, but then again November 17 rarely is. We should find out a little bit about Jim Calhoun’s rotation and how good Memphis is in the Post-CDR phase. Umass should give them a game. And big ups to Umass coach Derek Kellogg, a Calipari disciple pictured right, for scheduling both finalists last year, Memphis and Kansas. Tomorrow night should be interesting to see how much UNC beats up on Kentucky and BU against Bucknell for personal reasons.
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