If roundball is your blood, this is the place to discuss the Flames as they move into the Ritchie McKay era for the 2nd time.

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By LUconn
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Big news, we're making a trip to Canada, and we've also changed our name from The Flames to The University.


http://www.wellandtribune.ca/webapp/sit ... s&classif=
BADGERS TIP OFF SEASON AGAINST U.S. SCHOOL
Sports - Friday, June 29, 2007 @ 09:00

Brock University is schedued to tip off the men's basketball season against two NCAA Division I teams in September.

On Saturday, Sept. 1, the Badgers host the Liberty University from Lynchburg, Va.
, in a 2 p.m. start at Bob Davis Gymnasium.
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By jcmanson
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Figure this is an exhibition game since it's the same day we open in football
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By Fumblerooskies
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I have a question...this is a tad earlier than the Oct 15 start date....what's up with that?
By LUconn
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interesting point. Maybe they meant November. Or we're cheating.
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By Fumblerooskies
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LUconn wrote:Or we're cheating.
Those days are O-VER.
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By Sly Fox
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Do international exhibitions fall under different rules? Winthrop took their summer trip to New Zealand last year under some waiver. Could this apply here?

I honestly have no idea.
By LUconn
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I really doubt it. A coach isn't even allowed to glance over at his players during a spontanious pick-up game before that date. It seems like if that were a loophole, every coach in america would be working his kids to death across the border every summer.
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By Fumblerooskies
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I'm searching the NCAA D-I Manual...
...but the danged thing won't load. I found a reference from 2000 about exhibitions against teams from Canada ALLOWED before the first official competition date...but I infer that would still be AFTER Oct 15.
By SuperJon
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This is completely legal. Coastal did it and went to Puerto Rico Buzz's first year. You can do it once every four years.
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By Fumblerooskies
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SuperJon wrote:This is completely legal. Coastal did it and went to Puerto Rico Buzz's first year. You can do it once every four years.
WHEN did they do it? Most of the exhibitions are either in the summer...or after Oct 15.

The only thing I found was that more than 4 athletes can be at a workout AFTER Sept 15...and that exhibitions cannot start until around Oct 30...
By LUconn
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I remember Uconn playing in a tourney in England against English teams and a few years ago duke traveled Europe. I just can't remember when it was.
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By Fumblerooskies
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I found a reference...
To specify that an institutional foreign tour may not occur during the period beginning 30-days before the first permissible practice date until the first permissible date for a contest or date of competition in the championship segment of the institution's playing and practice season in the applicable sport.
https://www.gocreighton.com/library/doc ... Effect.pdf

So...that means the tour would have to be COMPLETE before Sep 15.
By SuperJon
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It was like October.
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By WinthropEagleFan
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And the trip has to be while the students are out of school (either during the summer or over a holiday break, ie. Labor Day).
By shukcb04
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SuperJon wrote:This is completely legal. Coastal did it and went to Puerto Rico Buzz's first year. You can do it once every four years.
SuperJon is correct on this issue!
By coastalalum
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shukcb04 wrote:
SuperJon wrote:This is completely legal. Coastal did it and went to Puerto Rico Buzz's first year. You can do it once every four years.
SuperJon is correct on this issue!
well...not exactly. coastal played in costa rica, not puerto rico. and it was early september (labor day'ish).

here's an excerpt from ccu's website...


headlines
September 3, 2005
Double win in Costa Rica

Coastal Carolina won both games in San Jose Costa Rica Saturday. The Chanticleers defeated Saprissa in their first game 69-41 and then defeated the Costa Rican National Team 63-51.
By ATrain
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WinthropEagleFan wrote:And the trip has to be while the students are out of school (either during the summer or over a holiday break, ie. Labor Day).
Does this mean LU is going to close for Labor Day? Thats never happened in the past.
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By WinthropEagleFan
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ATrain wrote:
WinthropEagleFan wrote:And the trip has to be while the students are out of school (either during the summer or over a holiday break, ie. Labor Day).
Does this mean LU is going to close for Labor Day? Thats never happened in the past.
I guess they could technically just go up for the weekend..i'm not sure exactly how it works..
By ATrain
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North Florida is also going up there...guess they want to show the snowbirds what to look forward to in the winter
By krh44
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My wife is from Canada. Sounds like a road trip to me
By grm
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Liberty University really is going in a new direction. Is this some Canadian Basketball powerhouse?
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By WWJFD
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grm wrote:Liberty University really is going in a new direction. Is this some Canadian Basketball powerhouse?

NOT SURE IF THEY ARE A CANADIAN POWERHOUSE.

LAST YEAR THEY PLAYED FLORIDA, BYU, AND UTAH. HERE WERE THE RESULTS:

(L) TO FLA 107-51 (WE LOST FLA 89-58)
(L) TO BYU 90-49 (we lost 73-59)
(L) TO UTAH 92-53

so we should be able to squeak out a 25 point victory

their roster shows their tallest guy at 6'7", so they should be no match on the boards. looks like in all games they were 24-14 last year. Sounds like LSU is heading to play against another Ontario team. This is becoming more common. UVA played in Montreal I think when Singletary was a frshmen and TJ was a soph.
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By Sly Fox
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Brock Badgers Official Site

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This is a good-sized school just across the river from Niagara Falls. This could probably start a whole other topic on whether or not we'll ever see the day when Canadian schools are admitted to the NCAA. But we'll save that discussion for later.
By givemethemic
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This is totally legal...Coach wanted to get his guys together and get a few games under there belt before October....Also this is a great team bonding trip and a it gives the team a chance to see how far they are in the system....This is a very smart move on Coach McKay's part....
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