ESPN's 24 Hours of Hoops: Viewers Guide, Part Two

Here is part two of our look at ESPN's 24-hours of college basketball...

10 AM
ESPN and ESPN360.com
Clemson vs. Liberty

This game could have contained amazing.  Unfortunately amazing transferred to Duke and Seth Curry is redshirting in Durham.

This will still be a powerful display by Clemson, but this one is going to be a blowout.  Trevor Booker and company should be a good ACC team this year and there Top 25 season begins with Liberty.

Noon
ESPN and ESPN360.com
Northeastern vs. Siena

Siena is a great team and should be able to stay ahead of Niagara and win the MAAC, and Northeastern is going to battle Old Dominion for the Colonial Conference title.  Edwin Ubiles (Siena) and Mat Janning (Northeastern) are names you will need to know for this game. 

This could be the best game of the night as both of the teams are entertaining and match up well.  Plus, you should be well rested and have some breakfast under your belt after snoozing through the previous three games.

2 PM
ESPN and ESPN360.com
UA-Little Rock vs. Tulsa

UA-Little Rock is a contender for the Sun Belt title this year, projected as a top four team in that league.  They will have no answer for one of the best combos in the land in seniors Ben Uzoh and James Jordan.  Uzoh is an ever-improving combo guard and Jordan is likely to be among the first centers selected in next June's NBA draft. 

Little Rock has a nice team.  Tulsa is going to win CUSA. 

This one is worth watching because Tulsa should be a fun team to watch this year.

4 PM
ESPN and ESPN360.com
Temple vs. Georgetown

These are two respectable teams.  One from the A-10 one for the Big East.  Both will play in the postseason, one in the Big Dance one in the NIT. 

Greg Monroe is the key to the Georgetown attack after passing up the NBA lottery and coming back for his sophomore season. 

Monroe vs. Lavoy Allen is the matchup that makes this game.  In the end the guard play will probably decide this game, but Monroe and Allen make this a great game to watch.

5:30 PM
ESPN2 and ESPN360.com
Binghamton vs. Pittsburgh

Binghamton is slated to finish in the upper half of the America East Conference, but even a depleted Pitt team should handle them with ease. 

Do yourself a favor, take your family out for dinner, you won't be missing anything but a blowout.

Part three on the way Tuesday morning...

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