Texas Tech Men's Basketball: Can They Make The Big Dance?

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Texas Tech Men's Basketball: Can They Make The Big Dance?
Double-T Nation: Front Page Posts found this 2/26/2008 on sportsnationblog.blogspot.com [flag]
10.3 seconds left in the game. Oklahoma has the ball and down by one. The United Spirit Arena is the loudest it has been all season. Austin Johnson, OU guard, gets the ball is double-teamed and is completely swarmed by Texas Tech defenders. He passes the ball to Oklahoma senior player David Godbold. Godbold, six feet behind the three point line, shoots the ball and with 1.4 seconds left ... [link]

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Texas Tech Tuesday Morning Notes - A Little Bit of Football Edition
Published 2/26/2008 by Seth C <info@doubletnation.com> at Double-T Nation: Front Page Posts
... is *#@$ing Ben Affleck (Language Warning). For those of you curious about the Lady Raiders, Hyatt checks in. Corn Nation has the Big 12 Baseball Week in Review. Spread Offense talks with future Texas Tech opponent Tulsa . . . er, wait, we hate Tulsa. Crimson and Cream Machine discusses who will be dancing and who's on the bubble for the NCAA tournament (Texas Tech is on the bubble) and Sports Nation asks whether Texas Tech can dance. Texas ...

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