Posted on 03/22/2021 4:56:53 AM PDT by EliRoom8
Oral Roberts University upset Florida in the second round of the NCAA Men's Basketbal Tournament on Sunday night, 81-78, and became the first No. 15 seed to make it to the Sweet 16 since 2013.
Kevin Obanor’s 28 points and Max Abmas’ 26 points helped the Golden Eagles push past the No. 7 Gators. Obanor added 11 rebounds and four rebounds while Abmas had seven assists to his credit.
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This is the biggest thing ever at little ORU.
Are they nicknamed the God Squad yet?
Did any Florida players kneel?
Did any Florida players kneel?
Well, Oral Roberts did win, so it looks like the roles were reversed.
Not watching any of the Tourney, but sounds as though bracket busting ORU is on a roll given the teams they have beaten.....
The Coaches look like idiots wearing masks on the sidelines trying to talk to players. What will happen to them if they take off those stupid masks? The refs will kick them out of game?
Very strange title if you don’t know there’s an ORU.(university)
There was a girl in my high school with the last name Roberts, and her nickname was Oral, yet I don’t recall her being too religious.
I’d say this blew my brackets right out of the water except they were a mess long before this upset.
I’m on my first cup of coffee and had forgotten about Oral Roberts, the man, so Justice Roberts was the first thing that popped into my head.
Chomp.
Speaking of Roberts, Chris Roberts popped into mine, unexpectedly...
The reporters look even worse, with no one except the cameraman closer than 20ft and still wearing their Joe Biden mask.
They have to agree to the masks to play. The coaches keep pulling them down to yell. It is obviously a joke.
Not Little Oral Annie?
Okies go for the 2-fer smushing Gaters this year. Lol...
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