1/7 @ Bryant

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Let’s go Blue!

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Exactly what I was afraid of. 0-6 from the field.

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Imagine that DM, if your defensive strategy is getting your team LIT UP, might as well wait till you’re down 23 to make a switch to zone.

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[Skyhawkct]

We had a game today?

[ccsuhoops]

We had a game today?

Be thankful you missed it....

[GameDay]

I turned it off at 16 to 1

[Skyhawkct]

We had a game today?

Be thankful you missed it....

Yeah, I gather. Even if this was a normal season and I’m more aware of our schedule, I’m afraid things would be no different.

Hope to see you and others at a relatively normal homecoming this fall.

[ccsuhoops]

We had a game today?

Be thankful you missed it....

Yeah, I gather. Even if this was a normal season and I’m more aware of our schedule, I’m afraid things would be no different.

Hope to see you and others at a relatively normal homecoming this fall.

God I hope so. I miss football much more now that basketball is in eternal rebuild mode.

[ccsuhoops]

Sigh

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Maybe DM can grab the 7 footer that just left UConn.

[newbritainite]

Unreal. I need two masks when I watched this game....one for my mouth and nose and the other for my eyes.

[ccsuhoops]

Well if we split the remaining games, we’re looking at yet another single digit win season.

[Deltaguy1]

The New Britain Herald had this story in the paper today. See http://www.newbritainherald.com/NBH-CCS ... ing-injury.

Or, see here: NEW BRITAIN - The Central Connecticut State men’s basketball team was overmatched in its series against Bryant last week and part of that was because they were missing two key players.

The Blue Devils (2-7, 2-4 Northeast Conference) were without guards Myles Baker and Ian Krishnan who were both late scratches before the first game in Smithfield, Rhode Island. The school said on Monday Krishnan was placed in the covid-19 protocol while Baker is dealing with an injury, but both are expected to return to practice this week. Whether they will be back in time for their game Thursday against Sacred Heart is yet to be determined.

Krishnan started in six of his seven appearances this season and is averaging 9.7 points in 25 minutes. He is one of the team’s most consistent long-distance shooters and will be an important addition when he returns. Baker made one start this season and is averaging eight points per game in just under 20 minutes. With just 11 total players on the roster, missing anyone can disrupt the team’s rotations so their return is crucial.

If either of them is not ready by Thursday, their next opportunity to suit up is the following Thursday at home against Mount St. Mary’s.

Matt Hornick can be reached at (860) 973-1811 or mhornick@bristolpress.com

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Any one have any insight on what is going to be said by Tom

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