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Published: February 16, 2008
The new sleeping pill
Tubbs says today's low-scoring games are a real yawner
By Scott Wright
If scoring gets much lower in college basketball, Billy Tubbs believes the Food and Drug Administration will have to get involved.

"They're going to have to put warnings on these games,” the former Oklahoma coach said. "Warning: Watching this game could make you drowsy.”

The days of Billy Ball — which regularly produced 100-point games — are mostly a thing of the past. And not just at Oklahoma but ...

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