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Today, the @HoopsHall joins fans across the state in wishing Bobby Plump a very Happy 90th Birthday!
Inducted into the HOF in 1981, Bobby’s place in Indiana basketball history was forever cemented on March 20, 1954, when his famous last second jumper secured a state championship for Milan HS, a moment that captured the heart of the nation and came to define the true spirit of Hoosier Hysteria.
Beyond his iconic high school career, Bobby’s dedication to Indiana’s basketball heritage has left an indelible mark on our sport’s community. Please join us in celebrating a true legend and honoring a lifetime of unforgettable contributions to Indiana basketball! 🏀
...the worst clock robbery since the USA-USSR basketball game in the 1972 Olympics (seriously, look it up). Plus, how embarrassing is it to rush the field against a MAC team?
And finally… after watching what should have been the final play of the Michigan-Western Michigan game more times than the Zapruder film, I’m convinced the Big Ten adding a second back onto the clock to hand Michigan the "win" is...
Boise State obviously wanted the win, but despite this close loss, they will be the clear frontrunners to represent the G6 in the CFP if they beat Memphis next week.
Terry McAulay: "The ball isn't even close to touching a player when it goes to zero... Their Hawk-Eye system apparently had a different sync... I don't see how that happened, assuming our clock is correct... The ball is clearly still in the air when the clock goes to zero..."