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Anybody know the times for Canadian games?

Earl Austin had the time of the first few games.

“We are certainly excited about the trip to Canada,” SLU head coach Rick

Majerus said. “A key benefit of the trip is that it provides us with an

opportunity for 10 days of practice. We’re excited to be able to work with

our players, and we feel confident that each and every one of them can

become significantly better during that practice time by virtue of the

individual attention we will be able to devote to them.”

The first of the five exhibition games takes place Monday, Aug. 22, in

Windsor, Ontario, located just across the border from Detroit, Mich. SLU

faces the University of Windsor at 6 p.m. (CT) at the 2,500-seat St. Denis

Centre on Windsor’s campus.

SLU then heads east to London, Ontario, where it faces the University of

Western Ontario Tuesday, Aug. 23. Game time at Alumni Hall is slated for 6

p.m. (CT).

Next, the Billikens head east through Ontario to Ottawa for three games

against Carleton University Aug. 25-27. Those games will be played on campus

as well, with times and ticket information to come.

“We will be competing against the Duke of Canadian basketball, Carleton

University,” Majerus said. “We are also going to face the University of

Windsor and the University of Western Ontario, two teams the University of

Kentucky played last year on its Canadian trip. All three teams are

extraordinarily coached by Chris Oliver (Carleton), Dave Smart (Windsor) and

Brad Campbell (Western Ontario).

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Earl Austin had the time of the first few games.

“We are certainly excited about the trip to Canada,” SLU head coach Rick

Majerus said. “A key benefit of the trip is that it provides us with an

opportunity for 10 days of practice. We’re excited to be able to work with

our players, and we feel confident that each and every one of them can

become significantly better during that practice time by virtue of the

individual attention we will be able to devote to them.”

The first of the five exhibition games takes place Monday, Aug. 22, in

Windsor, Ontario, located just across the border from Detroit, Mich. SLU

faces the University of Windsor at 6 p.m. (CT) at the 2,500-seat St. Denis

Centre on Windsor’s campus.

SLU then heads east to London, Ontario, where it faces the University of

Western Ontario Tuesday, Aug. 23. Game time at Alumni Hall is slated for 6

p.m. (CT).

Next, the Billikens head east through Ontario to Ottawa for three games

against Carleton University Aug. 25-27. Those games will be played on campus

as well, with times and ticket information to come.

“We will be competing against the Duke of Canadian basketball, Carleton

University,” Majerus said. “We are also going to face the University of

Windsor and the University of Western Ontario, two teams the University of

Kentucky played last year on its Canadian trip. All three teams are

extraordinarily coached by Chris Oliver (Carleton), Dave Smart (Windsor) and

Brad Campbell (Western Ontario).

Anything out there regarding Earl and Rammer making the trip as well?

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There has been a change from the original release (see Earl's) as we are playing the GeeGees on Aug. 25th (uOttawa) and playing Carleton twice(we are likely playing the game at Carleton so that was likely the intent the whole time just not communicated well). LaSalle has already beaten the GeeGees by 12 and they lost to the Lakehead (ON) Thunderwolves. This team seems to be a step down from Carleton.

I think I might go now just to pick up a GeeGee shirt.

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There has been a change from the original release (see Earl's) as we are playing the GeeGees on Aug. 25th (uOttawa) and playing Carleton twice(we are likely playing the game at Carleton so that was likely the intent the whole time just not communicated well). LaSalle has already beaten the GeeGees by 12 and they lost to the Lakehead (ON) Wolfpack. This team seems to be a step down from Carleton.

I think I might go now just to pick up a GeeGee shirt.

The two games against Carleton are scheduled to be streamed live at www.ssncanada.ca. For in-game updates during all five games, visit our website at SLUBillikens.com, Twitter at SLU_Billikens or Facebook at Billiken Athletics. Full post-game reports and video highlights will be available on SLUBillikens.com as well

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-do we know that Rick is going?

-i plan to watch the carleton games on the stream, looking forward to that

-Bills, have fun, develop as a team, learn some stuff, stay or get healthy, travel safely, crush some canadians, represent SLU well (see Gtwn)

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-do we know that Rick is going?

-i plan to watch the carleton games on the stream, looking forward to that

-Bills, have fun, develop as a team, learn some stuff, stay or get healthy, travel safely, crush some canadians, represent SLU well (see Gtwn)

As Rick was there at the last couple of practices, I would think it would be safe to assume that he will be there for the Canadian games.

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