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SEASON 1

Recent Game Recaps

Epilogue, The Ninth: Only Love Can Break Your Heart

Memories

So We Meet Again

Rte. 139 - End of the Line

Hanging On

A Championship in Pictures

This Time of Year

Dotson Leads Ducks to the Sweet Sixteen

Grizzlies Overwhelmed by Orangemen

Empire

Challenge 11: Final Four Memories

By George, UConn is Dead

Butler and Us

Donning the Black and Gold

Challenge 10: Tourney Memories

The Madness of the Horizon League

The Rare Ivy League Conference Tournament

MAC Madness

Anything Can Happen in the MAAC

Challenge 9: Shock The Neighborhood

A Youthful Surprise

From Worst to First

Peers and Seers

Dribblings 1/3/2005 (Luxury Edition)
January 3, 2005 7:33 am ET by Kyle Whelliston
Bucknell 69, Pittsburgh 66 (story) - How important was this win by Bucknell at Pittsburgh, the first time they had beaten Pitt anywhere since Jimmy V roamed the Bison sideline in the Seventies? How big was an balanced offensive attack that saw three Bucknell players score in double figures, a team effort over a Big East club that outshot and outrebounded them? How huge was the biggest win in the history of the Patriot League?

It was important enough that your humble narrator broke away from his luxurious and romantic extended-weekend Saratoga Springs getaway with The Official Wife Of The Mid-Majority™, just to make brief mention of it. Navigating through the dimly lit hallways of a 18th Century mansion, braving dodgy electricity and wrangling with bizarre internet settings was required, but when I saw the headline in the Albany Times-Union this morning, I knew it had to be done. Chris over at Hoop Time will ably take the details from here; I have to go finish my croissant and fresh-squeezed orange juice in my plush terrycloth bathrobe.