seattletimes.nwsource.com - 5/22/2008
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ESPN and the West Coast Conference are in discussions that would move the WCC's weekly appearance on the network's "Big Monday" basketball lineup to Thursday nights, when it would compete with Pac-10 games on Fox Sports Net.
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If you're in town this weekend, you'd be dumb not to go to the "Rip the Cut" basketball tourney at Cleveland High (3rd item). Scheduled to play: Shawn Kemp, Brandon Roy, Nate Robinson, Jamal Crawford, Aaron Brooks, and high-school phenom Tony Wroten. Also: Will Conroy, Tre Simmons, Eldridge Recasner, Doug Wrenn, C.J. Giles. There will be three different games, at 9am, 11am, and noon, the cost is $8 total. Seriously? Wow. Holy shit. I've already agreed to go camping with my girlfriend--if there were any chance of going to this without causing her to break up with me, I would. ...
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... . Well, the WCC tried to fight back a little - saying that the late Monday start times were bad for fans and players alike in a refreshing bit of truth - and they got Bristol’s attention. So much so that tWWL is now considering moving its contracted WCC games to Thursday nights in the same time slot. ...
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