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LSU was scheduled to open the season next week by playing in the Golden Window Classic in Lincoln, Nebraska but those plans have changed.

College Basketball Insider Jon Rothstein announced Friday that Saint Louis, who LSU was scheduled to play in the event on Saturday, Nov. 28 has withdrawn from the tournament due to COVID-19 reasons.

Sanit Louis is now planning on hosting the Billiken Classic event where LSU will play two games at Chafeitz Arena. Official release from Saint Louis:
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ST. LOUIS – Saint Louis University will host the Billiken Classic next week at Chaifetz Arena. The MTE (multi-team event) will also include LSU, SIUE and University of Health Sciences and Pharmacy in St. Louis.

Below is the schedule of games:

Billiken Classic
Wednesday, Nov. 25
Saint Louis vs. SIUE

Thursday, Nov. 26
SIUE vs. LSU

Saturday, Nov. 28
Saint Louis vs. LSU
SIUE vs. University of Health Sciences and Pharmacy in St. Louis

The games will be held without fans at Chaifetz Arena. Game times and media coverage will be announced in the coming days.
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Since SIUE is fielding a team, I'm looking for 9 other weekend warrior BB players to play in this tournament. Send your bios and most recent COVID screening results. Btw, travel will be at your own expense.
Reply30 months
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So St Louis made a strong arse offer to get them to not play in that Nebraska tournament I see.
Reply30 months
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UHSP doesn’t even have sports. I think they’ll literally be playing a bunch of rec league guys.
Reply30 months
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Wow
Reply30 months
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Season ain’t happening.
Reply30 months
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Pack Heat LSU fans
Reply30 months
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Why is LSU not playing in the event, at all, just because St. Louis withdrew?
Reply30 months
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Saturday, Nov. 28 Saint Louis vs. LSU
30 months
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That doesn't answer my question. LSU had three games scheduled for the other tournament. Why back out of that tournament, altogether, just because St. Louis withdrew? I don't care that St. Louis is playing in another tournament. We stood to get more out of that tournament in Nebraska then we'll get from playing one decent team in St. Louis, and another team who will destroy our RPI just by playing them. I don't get why LSU had to follow St. Louis to this other worthless tournament (or classic, or whatever).
30 months
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University of Health Sciences and Pharmacy in St. Louis. :lol:
Reply30 months
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IKR? WTF?
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