Crowd amped as teams battle
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- By Andy Katz | March 28, 2009 5:36:19 PM PDT
BOSTON -- Sam Young just saved the ball toward his own basket. That's a basketball no-no. Scottie Reynolds ended up scoring on a reverse layup on the play for Nova to take a 40-39 lead.
The crowd was amped after that play as the two teams reached the television timeout.
• Boston College's Al Skinner and former Pitt assistant and Manhattan coach Barry Rohrssen are in the house.
• There are no celebrities, at least none that I can see.
• Brandin Knight will be a head coach. The former Pitt guard is constantly working the sidelines and has been in Levance Fields' ear.
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