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Of course I am biased, but the Govs will either win a close one with defense and crisp shooting 74-70, or they will get blown out of the gym by 30 something. I have to warn zips fans, the Govs are pretty damn good defensively and if they shoot somewhere between 50-60 percent the zips have no chance. There are not many teams that can play with the Govs when they turn up the mad-dog defense. I know the early season losses look bad . . . but this is a much improved team in all areas.I am very interested to see just how much they have improved. This is a measuring stick game.I'm going with the visitors here. Peay wins a close one.

That's why you got Nevada at home this year skip-zip. Be happy you got a top 20 team in your house.

That hideous thing is not even our official logo. That PeayPride BS was some lame attempt several years ago by our weak administration to move away from our famous chant, "Let's Go Peay!" The real logo is just the two letters A and P in the futuristic font. NO PEAYPRIDE FEELIT SHARTIT CRAP. UGH.BTW it is still better looking than that moving A.

OK, I understand that, but be careful what you wish for. Peay is acutally not that bad and, as someone else posted in this thread, it looks like a decent matchup with two conference leaders on win streaks with similar RPIs. I think we will give you a good game, but I'm sure the JAR is a really tough place to play. The return trip for you to the Dunn next year could be a great matchup . . . Peay could be coming off a conference championship season and NCAA tourney berth, and EVERYONE ON THE TEAM RETURNING. The game may be a big one for both teams NEXT YEAR . . .much like your Nevada game was big for you this year (btw, I don't think Peay will be ranked 12 or anything like that, but the final RPI of Peay could easily wind up in the top 100)

Go back to your job in the rubber factory.

NOBODY, I mean NOBODY wants to play a dangerouos midmajor at their place. It just doesn't happen. We can't get anyone to come in here to the Dunn. Our home OOC schecule is a rediculous mish-mash of D-II and NAIA teams. Sad. The Governor nation feels your pain kidd. However, we do not back down from playing anyone on the road and we've had some upsets and very near misses. We beat Memphis at their place a few years ago. Lost to Kentucky by three and would have won if we could have hit foul shots late.Anyway, the point is, if your AD thinks your team is good enough to get the at large bid and good enough to beat the High majors, then schedule them on the road for a one game deal. Beat them and they will be more likely to come to your place the next year when they think you will be down and ripe for the revenge blowout. I will never understand why Peay couldn't get Illinois in the Dunn in 1988 or 1989 after we beat them in the tourney in 1987. Eh . . . oh well. I think we went to Champaigne in '88 and that was the end of that. Crazy.

hey roo, why not schedule some higher quality competition outside of the conference. Someone on your board mentioned Peay got destroyed by Illinois and Memphis, but at least we scheduled them. I see a lot of whining about the bracket buster, but your best opponent this year (Nevada) is a direct result of last year's Bracket Buster tournament. It seems to me the Bracket buster did try to help your team this year, but the Zips couldn't convert.

Yes watcher, you are correct. That is exactly how it happened. Terrible Terrrible Terrible BS call. Peay could have won the game a the foul line outright, but Bob Thomas missed two free throws LATE in the game.