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Seriously... the snow to dogshit ratio in my neighborhood is approaching 1:1. Come on people.

###NCAA Basketball
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Indiana ( 14-3 ) @ Minnesota ( 6-11 )

Tip-Off: 12:30PM (ET) - 1/16/2016

Venue: The Barn

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