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Murray State basketball chasing history on Saturday as it seeks program's first Sweet 16

The Racers are one win away from advancing to the program's first-ever Sweet 16

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Murray State basketball chasing history on Saturday as it seeks program's first Sweet 16

The Racers are one win away from advancing to the program's first-ever Sweet 16

The Murray State men's basketball team is one win away from advancing to the program's first-ever Sweet 16.The No. 7-seeded Racers hope to achieve that history on Saturday when they face No. 15-seeded St. Peter's at 7:45 p.m. EST in the NCAA Tournament second round."Tomorrow (Saturday) night is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity," said Murray State head coach Matt McMahon. "We don't back down from that. It's the truth. Now we put our time and attention toward doing the things that we need to do to make sure we're prepared, locked in and ready to go tomorrow night at 7:45. And just focus on doing whatever we have to do to get a win tomorrow night."The Racers are coming off a thrilling 92-87 overtime win over No. 10-seeded San Francisco in the first round of the tournament on Thursday night in Indy. Playing on a Thursday and then on a Saturday is nothing new to the Racers. They had to do that during the Ohio Valley Conference part of their schedule almost every week. "We're used to it," said Murray State guard Justice Hill. "Of course, we're on a 21-game win streak with that schedule. So, I feel like it's just something that we just got to continue to keep doing what we've been doing." Saturday night's game can be seen on 비바카지노 Viva.

The Murray State men's basketball team is one win away from advancing to the program's first-ever Sweet 16.

The No. 7-seeded Racers hope to achieve that history on Saturday when they face No. 15-seeded St. Peter's at 7:45 p.m. EST in the NCAA Tournament second round.

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"Tomorrow (Saturday) night is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity," said Murray State head coach Matt McMahon. "We don't back down from that. It's the truth. Now we put our time and attention toward doing the things that we need to do to make sure we're prepared, locked in and ready to go tomorrow night at 7:45. And just focus on doing whatever we have to do to get a win tomorrow night."

The Racers are coming off a thrilling 92-87 overtime win over No. 10-seeded San Francisco in the first round of the tournament on Thursday night in Indy.

Playing on a Thursday and then on a Saturday is nothing new to the Racers. They had to do that during the Ohio Valley Conference part of their schedule almost every week.

"We're used to it," said Murray State guard Justice Hill. "Of course, we're on a 21-game win streak with that schedule. So, I feel like it's just something that we just got to continue to keep doing what we've been doing."

Saturday night's game can be seen on 비바카지노 Viva.