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Notes from Jacksonville's stunner at UF

Courtesy of Atlantic Sun director of communications Eric Moyer, here are a few notes from Jacksonville's 71-68 overtime win at No. 20 Florida:

* The Jacksonville victory is the first for the Atlantic Sun against a ranked team since Nov 10, 2007, when Mercer beat O.J. Mayo and No. 18 USC, 96-81.
* The Gators had won 20 of the last 21 meetings between the schools, including nine straight. JU’s last win came on Dec. 21, 1994 (68-67).
* The Dolphins were 0-9 against ranked teams in the Cliff Warren era.
* Since March, JU owns wins at Arizona State (in the NIT), at Auburn and at Florida.
* Jacksonville is the first A-Sun team to post two wins against major-conference opponents in the same season since Mercer pulled it off in 2008-09 (won at Alabama and at Auburn).

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Post-Game Notes - TCU 94, SHSU 76

Post-Game Notes
TCU 94, SHSU 76
Daniel-Meyer Coliseum
Fort Worth, Texas
Attendance: 2,580

TCU Notes
• TCU scored 56 first half points, which is tied for the fourth-most first half points scored in program history.
• TCU shot over 64.5% from the floor in the first half, which is a seasonal-best mark.
• By shooting 60.7 percent from the floor, TCU posted the second-best field goal percentage in a game in program history.
• The Horned Frogs moved to 6-5 on the young season and defeated SHSU for the eighth-straight year.
• TCU extended its home-winning streak to 27 games, which ranks No. 3 in the NCAA.

Player Notes
• Freshman Latricia Lovings saw her first action of the season Sunday, scoring 2 points, while also adding three boards and two blocks.
• Emily Carter led TCU in scoring for the seventh-time this season.
• By draining seven three's, Carter posted a new career-high, which is also tied for No. 4 all-time in 3-point field goals made in a game in program history.
• Carter scored over 20 points for the sixth time this season.
• TCU moved to 16-4 the last two seasons's when Carter leads the Horned Frogs in scoring.
• Helena Sverrisdottir just missed only her second triple-double of her career Sunday.
• Sophomore DeLisa Gross scored in double-figures for the fourth-straight game. Gross tied her career-high with 18 points Sunday.
• Sverrisdottir posted her first double double of the season with 18 points and 10 boards.
• Freshman Briesha Wynn scored a new career-high 10 points Sunday.

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Melts In Your Mouth Not In Your Hand Slogan

How to lose a million, in cash, makes gripping viewing

On the venerable prime-time game show Who Wants To Be a Millionaire, contestants earned their way toward the titular ton o' cash by answering a series of increasingly difficult multiple-choice questions.

Getting to the million was not easy; few contestants actually achieved the feat.

The new Fox series Million Dollar Money Drop (Mondays at 7 p.m.) comes at the acquisition-of-riches thing from the opposite direction -- everyone who walks onto the stage immediately becomes a millionaire by being handed a huge pile of cash (in neatly stacked $20,000 bundles). But that's when the tricky part starts, as each tandem of contestants is challenged to see how much of it they can hang onto during a white-knuckle sprint through seven multiple-choice puzzlers.

Like Millionaire, the genius of this new Brit-import format lies in its simplicity. But its gut-grabbing and addictive appeal is found in the fact that the money -- and its disappearance -- is right there for contestants and viewers to see.

In each game, a pair of contestants is introduced and given a few seconds to fondle and sniff the $1 million that host Kevin Pollak has declared to be all theirs. And then the questions begin -- the players choose between two categories and are then presented with a question with four possible answers (in later rounds, the options are narrowed to three, and then just two).

Questions test general knowledge and pop-culture aptitude -- on a standard touch-tone phone, which combination of numbers spells out the name of U2's lead singer? (The answer is 2666 -- BONO); or which advertising slogan was heard on TV first: "Just Do It," "Where's the beef?" or "Melts in your mouth, not in your hands"? (It's the third option, M&Ms' long-used tagline).

As time ticks away on a big digital clock, the contestants must pile their cash onto the "drop zone" of whichever answer they favour (if they're not sure, they can hedge their bets by distributing the money onto more than one answer, as long as at least one zone is left empty).

After the cash is sorted and the appropriate amount of game-show delays and dramatics are played out, trap doors in the drop zones related to the incorrect answers open up, and the cash piled in those places drops away, gone for good.

At the end of a seven-question ordeal, contestants get to keep the cash that remains.

Based on the preview provided by Fox, it looks like pretty gripping stuff, even taking into account all the foot-dragging, forced tension and "after this commercial" antics that Pollak is required to inject into the proceedings.

Unlike Deal or No Deal, which reduced game-show competition to a random pick-a-number exercise, Money Drop does test its contestants' -- and, by extension, its viewers' -- intelligence at least slightly, and that makes it a much more engaging program.

It's unlikely to replicate the prime-time-altering success of Millionaire, but the betting here is that Fox will make money on this import even faster than its contestants watch their recently acquired riches fall away to oblivion.

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