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roniheels · 5th April 2008, 02:30

In the NCAA men's basketball tournement this past Sunday, in the Davidson vs. Kansas game, with 16 seconds left and Davidson down two points, Davidson brought the ball up court and put up a last second shot that missed. Kansas advanced to the final four.

On April 1st on ESPN's Sports Center, the show started by saying that the last 16 seconds of that game would be replayed because a Kansas player was in the game with five fouls and the officials overlooked it. As they started giving details of when and where the game would be played, it was announced that the day was April 1st, and it was only a wish by Davidson and a relief to KU.

Not bad for national television.

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roniheels I'm a Gold Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: United States Age: 54 I am Male Posts: 2,391 Thanks: 881 Thanked 414 Times in 296 Posts My Mood: Rep Power: 24	Re: April Fool's Day In the NCAA men's basketball tournement this past Sunday, in the Davidson vs. Kansas game, with 16 seconds left and Davidson down two points, Davidson brought the ball up court and put up a last second shot that missed. Kansas advanced to the final four. On April 1st on ESPN's Sports Center, the show started by saying that the last 16 seconds of that game would be replayed because a Kansas player was in the game with five fouls and the officials overlooked it. As they started giving details of when and where the game would be played, it was announced that the day was April 1st, and it was only a wish by Davidson and a relief to KU. Not bad for national television. Last edited by roniheels : 5th April 2008 at 02:32. Reason: grammar & spelling