11/30/15: Stuffed on college hoops after a huge weekend of outcomes

Eye On College Basketball

CBS Sports

Sports, Basketball

4.6 • 2.8K Ratings

🗓️ 30 November 2015

⏱️ 40 minutes

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Gary Parrish is joined by Matt Norlander and Sam Vecenie for this episode of the Eye on College Basketball podcast. They discuss Michigan State-Providence, Wichita State, Xavier, Syracuse, Rick Pitino's Top 25 comments, Wisconsin and the Big Ten in general.

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0:00.0	And this is Gary Terrisch again from CBS Sports.
0:13.8	It's now Monday, November 30th and this is the Ion College basketball podcast.
0:17.8	I'm joined as usual by my colleagues Matt Neuelander and Sam Bessini and we got a lot
0:22.6	to get to today.
0:23.6	Fun weekend at College Basketball.
0:25.2	I wanted to start though, I think.
0:27.4	Sam, are you awake?
0:28.9	You were a plate last night.
0:30.2	I know at the wooden legacy, right?
0:32.6	I was.
0:33.6	Yeah, we had a we had a nice game with Michigan state and Providence where Michigan state kind
0:39.2	of pulled away late.
0:40.9	Ruin the drunk that absolutely ruined it.
0:44.2	Like when you get plus eight Providence as your drunk bed and you're up, I think they
0:48.8	were up like what?
0:50.3	They were up four with like six minutes left or something.
0:53.6	They were up.
0:54.6	They were up.
0:55.9	They were ahead with five 40 left, right?
0:58.7	Okay, so that means you basically got a you're supposed to you're supposed to cover that
1:04.1	very disappointed in Providence, not being able to cover the drunk that.
1:07.4	Yeah, I mean, they kind of fell apart a little bit at the end.
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