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  1. During the game today, the announcer's also said Max was the top shooter in the drills, going 19 for 20 from three. Pretty impressive. Max just finished game two of his Elite camp experience and he had around 8-10 points. Nothing really jumped out about his performance in either game.
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  2. Thanks interesting.....TheEagleman just tested his own vertical jump and measured at 4.5 inches.....so a little work left to be done but i can open a cold brew just fine........
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  3. ORU has been cooking on the road, 11-1 in the last 12 games. Can they keep it up with tonight's game and three more on the road later this week? We shall see!
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  4. Sad news for us old-timers: legacy “friend of the program” Sol Bayouth has passed away from complications following a heart attack several weeks ago. Fans of ORU Athletics from back in the 80’s will remember Sol as proprietor of “The Hamburger Haven” at 71st & Lewis, a favorite hangout with awesome charbroiled burgers and thick-cut onion rings (“Theta-no-pickle” was my favorite go-to choice on the menu). Sol’s brother Billy featured an identical menu for decades at his legandary downtown lunch destination “Billy’s On The Square” which he recently closed in retirement. RIP, “Solly” - a good dude who still took in the occasional ORU basketball game as well.
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  5. Frankly, after looking at Max’s stat line, I’m surprised he wasn’t a negative number in the +/-. 1-for-7 from three, with zero assists and 3 fouls, is not how you get Capone.
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  6. Down to the final series of the conference season, and ORU is fairly locked into the #2 seed. ORU can still finish 1, 2 or 3, but it would take some unlikely scenarios for the Eagles to finish anything but #2. NDSU's magic number for the regular season title is TWO (combination of NDSU wins and ORU losses). With the Bizon hosting Western Illinois this weekend, they are prohibitive favorites to win at least two-of-three, so it probably won't matter how ORU fares with SDSU. Really sad (for many reasons) to see the Summit Tourney shift to Fargo for 2023. ORU needs one win in the series in Brookings to lock down the #2 seed, but would hold onto the #3 seed even if swept by the Rabbits. SDSU's magic number to hold off Omaha for the #3 seed is also TWO (combination of SDSU wins and Omaha losses). But, Omaha could easily sweep St. Thomas, which would then require SDSU to win two of three from ORU to keep the #3 seed, or else ORU and Omaha would play in the tournament first round. One thing we know for sure... ORU's opponent in Wednesday's tournament opener will be either be SDSU or Omaha. so it will be a very familiar opponent, having played both of them within the past two weeks. The Summit tourney weekend should be well worth the price of admission!
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