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Tuesday, January 30, 2024
Illinois State @ Murray State 7:00 PM ESPN+

Wednesday, January 31, 2024
Indiana State @ Belmont 6:30 PM ESPN+
UIC @ Evansville 7:00 PM ESPN+
Valparaiso @ Drake 7:00 PM ESPN+
Missouri State @ Southern Illinois 7:00 PM ESPN+
Northern Iowa @ Bradley 7:00 PM CBS Sports Network

Saturday, February 3, 2024
Belmont @ Missouri State 1:00 PM ESPN+
Bradley @ Illinois State 1:00 PM ESPN+
Southern Illinois @ UIC 1:00 PM ESPN+
Murray State @ Northern Iowa 1:00 PM CBS Sports Network
Evansville @ Valparaiso 3:00 PM ESPN+
Drake @ Indiana State 5:00 PM ESPN2

Overall Picks Record: 124-59

Illinois State @ Murray State

Indiana State @ Belmont
UIC @ Evansville
Valparaiso @ Drake
Missouri State @ Southern Illinois
Northern Iowa @ Bradley

Belmont @ Missouri State
Bradley @ Illinois State
Southern Illinois @ UIC
Evansville @ Valparaiso
Murray State @ Northern Iowa
Drake @ Indiana State

Tuesday, January 30, 2024
Illinois State @ Murray State

Wednesday, January 31, 2024
Indiana State @ Belmont
UIC @ Evansville
Valparaiso @ Drake
Missouri State @ Southern Illinois
Northern Iowa @ Bradley

Saturday, February 3, 2024
Belmont @ Missouri State
Bradley @ Illinois State
Southern Illinois @ UIC
Evansville @ Valparaiso
Murray State @ Northern Iowa
Drake @ Indiana State

Illinois State @ Murray State 7:00 PM ESPN+

Indiana State @ Belmont 6:30 PM ESPN+
UIC @ Evansville 7:00 PM ESPN+
Valparaiso @ Drake 7:00 PM ESPN+
Missouri State @ Southern Illinois 7:00 PM ESPN+
Northern Iowa @ Bradley 7:00 PM CBS Sports Network

Belmont @ Missouri State 1:00 PM ESPN+
Bradley @ Illinois State 1:00 PM ESPN+
Southern Illinois @ UIC 1:00 PM ESPN+
Evansville @ Valparaiso 3:00 PM ESPN+
Murray State @ Northern Iowa 5:00 PM CBS Sports Network
Drake @ Indiana State 5:00 PM ESPN2

Also, UNI-Murray is a 1:00 tip in Cedar Falls.

Don’t know the last time ISU came back from 15 down in the second half of a road game…but this was a gutsy win after a discouraging loss last game.

Back to back collapses at home for Murray..

SalukiHoops wrote:Back to back collapses at home for Murray..

Perhaps more focus on the game and less on their little sideline dance routines may be helpful.

Dawgbit wrote:

SalukiHoops wrote:Back to back collapses at home for Murray..

Perhaps more focus on the game and less on their little sideline dance routines may be helpful.

Along those same lines, call me old but has anyone else noticed how Murray messes with the arena lighting during timeouts? On TV it looks like the whole arena lightning is pulsating on and off to the beat of the music. Surprised officials let that fly and that no opposing teams have complained because it can look completely dark in huddles when coaches are trying to draw up plays and talk to their teams. Maybe it's just more noticeable on TV and not as bad in person.

bradley_townie wrote:

Dawgbit wrote:

SalukiHoops wrote:Back to back collapses at home for Murray..

Perhaps more focus on the game and less on their little sideline dance routines may be helpful.

Along those same lines, call me old but has anyone else noticed how Murray messes with the arena lighting during timeouts? On TV it looks like the whole arena lightning is pulsating on and off to the beat of the music. Surprised officials let that fly and that no opposing teams have complained because it can look completely dark in huddles when coaches are trying to draw up plays and talk to their teams. Maybe it's just more noticeable on TV and not as bad in person.

I see this a lot with big budget programs. It's very common on big conference football.

bradley_townie wrote:

Dawgbit wrote:

SalukiHoops wrote:Back to back collapses at home for Murray..

Perhaps more focus on the game and less on their little sideline dance routines may be helpful.

Along those same lines, call me old but has anyone else noticed how Murray messes with the arena lighting during timeouts? On TV it looks like the whole arena lightning is pulsating on and off to the beat of the music. Surprised officials let that fly and that no opposing teams have complained because it can look completely dark in huddles when coaches are trying to draw up plays and talk to their teams. Maybe it's just more noticeable on TV and not as bad in person.

One of the TV announcers last night also called them out for playing music when opposing player was at free-throw line.