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https://247sports.com/Player/Ricky-Lindo-46036829

Per Verbal Commits- 6/16/2018 - 2020 PG L.J. Cryer (6-0, 160, 2★) has received an offer from Saint Louis. - Per Link 6/16/2018 - 2020 C Mark Williams (6-11, 195, 2★) has received an offer from Saint Louis. - Per Link 6/16/2018 - 2020 C Xavier Foster (6-10, 190, 3★) has received an offer from Saint Louis. - Per Link 6/16/2018 - 2020 PG Davonte Davis (6-4, -, 2★) has received an offer from Saint Louis. - Per Link

I no longer reside in STL, but am able to get FSMW. In any case, it'll be nice to have a reliable streaming option.

http://www.atlantic10.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=31600&ATCLID=211717410 Beginning with the 2018-19 athletic season, ESPN+ will be the home of all digital-only Atlantic 10 home events. This includes all men’s and women’s basketball games not televised, as well as all home Olympic sport events that are streamed. ESPN+ will also be the exclusive home to all A-10 Olympic Sport championship events and the digital platform will carry the first round of the men’s basketball championship (two games) and the women’s basketball quarterfinals (four games). This will supplement ESPN’s coverage of Atlantic 10 men’s and women’s basketball regular season games through the existing linear television partnership. An ESPN’s linear network will continue to air the A-10 Championship final of the women’s championship. About ESPN+ ESPN+ is the first-ever multi-sport, direct-to-consumer subscription streaming service from The Walt Disney Company’s Direct-to-Consumer and International division in partnership with ESPN. It offers fans thousands of additional live events, on-demand content and original programming not available on ESPN’s linear TV or digital networks. This includes hundreds of MLB, NHL and MLS games, Grand Slam tennis, Top Rank boxing, PGA Tour golf, college sports, international rugby, cricket, the full library of ESPN Films (including 30 for 30) and more. Fans can subscribe to ESPN+ for just $4.99 a month (or $49.99 per year). This should fill the gap nicely for games that aren't televised. I still hope FSMW will still carry the bulk of the home schedule.

115/117 is also how many times that shot would be blocked in D1. Low release point, no vertical.

Too many pump fakes and not taking the open shots. Momentum all on Nevada's side.

As far as I know, only regular conference champions get an autobid (assuming they did not make the NCAA tourney). The rest are selected by a committee.

No A10 teams in the NIT.

St. Mary's turned down games vs Creighton and Rhode Island. https://www.thescore.com/ncaab/news/1503099

Awful by HF and awful foul by DR

Roby is hot

Guess it's going to be a heavy drinking night.

Can already tell these announcers will be annoying as hell.,

Black unis! Bills by 10.

Highlights from St. Mary's - Vashon game

Nah, no sympathy in the tournament.

Great play by Hines both times!

Haha

Law of averages. GW stopped making prayer shots.

That's the second BS jump ball called on HF. He had the ball both times.

Liking DR's aggressiveness.

Welp, ugly but still in it.

http://primealpha.ml/nbcsn.php or http://wiz1.net/channel88

2017-18 Atlantic 10 Men's Basketball End-of-Year Awards Co-Players of the Year Peyton Aldridge, Davidson Jaylen Adams, St. Bonaventure Defensive Player of the Year Yuta Watanabe, George Washington Rookie of the Year Kellan Grady, Davidson Chris Daniels Co-Most Improved Player Luwane Pipkins, Massachusetts LaDarien Griffin, St. Bonaventure Sixth Man of the Year Tarin Smith, Duquesne Coach of the Year Dan Hurley, Rhode Island All-Conference First Team Peyton Aldridge, Davidson Jared Terrell, Rhode Island Jaylen Adams, St. Bonaventure Matt Mobley, St. Bonaventure Justin Tillman, VCU All-Conference Second Team Kellan Grady, Davidson Otis Livingston II, George Mason B.J. Johnson, La Salle Luwane Pipkins, Massachusetts Shavar Newkirk, Saint Joseph’s All- Conference Third Team Josh Cunningham, Dayton Yuta Watanabe, George Washington E.C. Matthews, Rhode Island Grant Golden, Richmond James Demery, Saint Joseph’s All-Academic Team Joseph Chartouny, Fordham Prokop Slanina, Fordham Patrick Steeves, George Washington B.J Johnson, La Salle Jeff Dowtin, Rhode Island All-Defensive Team Joseph Chartouny, Fordham Yuta Watanabe, George Washington Stanford Robinson, Rhode Island Javon Bess, Saint Louis Justin Tillman, VCU All-Rookie Team Kellan Grady, Davidson Jalen Crutcher, Dayton Eric Williams, Jr., Duquesne Grant Golden, Richmond Hasahn French, Saint Louis