Officialsportsbetting.com NCAA Basketball Betting NIT Bracket: What in the actual hell?

NIT Bracket: What in the actual hell?

Well…that escalated quickly. From Nebraska and Penn State looking at hosting at least one (if not two) games in our past iterations of NIT bracketology (still the saddest thing I’ve ever done on this website) and Maryland in, to… Well, this: Upper left bracket No. 1 Notre Dame hosts No. 8 Hampton No. 4 Penn State hosts No. 5 Temple No. 3 Oregon hosts No. 6 Rider No. 2 Marquette hosts No. 7 Harvard Lower left bracket No. 1 Baylor hosts No. 8 Wagner No. 4 Mississippi State hosts No. 5 Nebraska No. 3 Middle Tennessee hosts No. 6 Vermont No. 2 Louisville hosts No. 7 Northern Kentucky Upper right bracket No. 1 USC hosts No. 8 UNC Asheville No. 4 Western Kentucky hosts No. 8 Boston College No.

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Florida guard KeVaughn Allen jumps to pass the ball against Alabama forward Jimmie Taylor during the first half of an NCAA college basketball game, Tuesday, Jan. 10, 2017, in Tuscaloosa, Ala. Florida won 80-67. (AP Photo/Brynn Anderson)

The Florida State assistant coach who was knocked over the Seminoles’ bench following a collision with Grayson Allen said he’s certain there was no malice in the Duke guard’s efforts. Assistant Dennis Gates posted on Twitter Wednesday that ”I know what a dirty play is and I was not the victim of one” during the teams’ game Tuesday night. With about 6 minutes remaining in the ninth-ranked Seminoles’ 88-72 victory over No. 7 Duke – Allen’s first road game since returning from a one-game suspension for tripping an opponent – the guard leaped into the Florida State bench while chasing a rebound and his right hand made contact with Gates, who tumbled onto his back.

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