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Here it is, college basketball fans. March Madness is back.
It seems all the more precious this time around after COVID-19 forced the 2020 NCAA Tournament to be canceled — and made the 2020-21 season precarious, at best. But we’re finally here, and the payoff is a full slate of games: our first taste of March Madness since 2019.
Sunday’s action tips off at 12:10 p.m. ET with 8-seed Loyola Chicago taking on 1-seed Illinois. The last game, likely, will be between 12-seed Oregon State and 4-seed Oklahoma State.
And there’s so much basketball to be enjoyed in between.
MORE: Watch select March Madness games live with fuboTV (7-day free trial)
So fill out your brackets, pick your Cinderella players, sit back and relax. There’s basketball to watch. Here’s everything you need to keep up with the first NCAA Tournament action in nearly two years, including times, scores, highlights and more:
March Madness live scores
For live updates of the tournament bracket and information on how to watch March Madness, check out the links below.
Live March Madness bracket | Full TV schedule
All times Eastern
Sunday, March 21
| Game |
| Game 37: No. 8 Loyola Chicago 71, No. 1 Illinois 58 |
| Game 38: No. 1 Baylor 76, No. 9 Wisconsin 63 |
| Game 39: No. 11 Syracuse 75, No. 3 West Virginia 72 |
Game 40: No. 3 Arkansas 68, No. 6 Texas Tech 66 |
| Game 41: No. 2 Houston 63, No. 10 Rutgers 60 |
| Game 42: No. 15 Oral Roberts 81, No. 7 Florida 78 |
| Game 43: No. 5 Villanova 84, No. 13 North Texas 61 |
| Game 44: No. 12 Oregon State 80, No. 4 Oklahoma State 70 |
NCAA Tournament results, highlights
No. 8 Loyola Chicago 71, No. 1 Illinois 58
No. 1 Baylor 76, No. 9 Wisconsin 63
No. 11 Syracuse 75, No. 3 West Virginia 72
No.
3 Arkansas 68, No. 6 Texas Tech 66No. 2 Houston 63, No. 10 Rutgers 60
No. 15 Oral Roberts 81, No. 7 Florida 78
No. 5 Villanova 84, No. 13 North Texas 61
No. 12 Oregon State 80, No. 4 Oklahoma State 70
March Madness schedule 2021
Round 1
Friday, March 19
Game 5: No./cdn.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_image/image/59618021/usa_today_11927198.4.jpg) 7 Florida 75, No. 10 Virginia Tech 70 (OT) |
| Game 6: No. 3 Arkansas 85, No. 14 Colgate 68 |
| Game 7: No. 1 Illinois, No. 16 Drexel 49 |
| Game 8: No. 6 Texas Tech 65, No. 11 Utah State 53 |
| Game 9: No. 15 Oral Roberts 75, No. 2 Ohio State 72 (OT) |
| Game 10: No. 1 Baylor 79, No. 16 Hartford 55 |
| Game 11: No. 8 Loyola Chicago 71, No. 9 Georgia Tech 60 |
| Game 12: No. 12 Oregon State 70, No. 5 Tennessee 56 |
| Game 13: No. 4 Oklahoma State 69, No. 13 Liberty 60 |
| Game 14: No. 9 Wisconsin 85, No. 8 North Carolina 62 |
| Game 15: No. 2 Houston 87, No. 15 Cleveland State 56 |
| Game 16: No. 13 North Texas 78, No. 4 Purdue 69 |
Game 17: No. 10 Rutgers 60, No. 7 Clemson 56 |
| Game 18: No. 11 Syracuse 78, No. 6 San Diego State 62 |
| Game 19: No. 3 West Virginia 84, No. 14 Morehead State 67 |
| Game 20: No. 5 Villanova 73, No. 12 Winthrop 63 |
Saturday, March 20
| Game 21: No. 5 Colorado 96, No. 12 Georgetown 73 |
| Game 22: No. 4 Florida State 64, No. 13 UNC Greensboro 54 |
| Game 23: No. 3 Kansas 93, No. 14 Eastern Washington 84 |
| Game 24: No. 8 LSU 76, No. 9 St. Bonaventure 61 |
| Game 25: No. 1 Michigan 82, No. 16 Texas Southern 66 |
| Game 26: No. 5 Creighton 63, No. 12 UC Santa Barbara 62 |
Game 27: No. 2 Alabama 68, No. 15 Iona 55 |
| Game 28: No. 6 USC 72, No. 11 Drake 56 |
| Game 29: No. 2 Iowa 86, No. 15 Grand Canyon 74 |
| Game 30: No. 10 Maryland 63, No. 7 UConn 54 |
| Game 31: No. 13 Ohio 62, No. 4 Virginia 58 |
| Game 32: No. 8 Oklahoma 72, No. 9 Missouri 68 |
| Game 33: No. 1 Gonzaga 98, No. 16 Norfolk State 55 |
| Game 34: No. 11 UCLA 73, No. 6 BYU 62 |
| Game 35: No. 14 Abilene Christian 53, No. 3 Texas 52 |
| Game 36: No. 7 Oregon, No. 10 VCU (no contest) |
Round 2
Sunday, March 21
| Game |
| Game 37: No. 8 Loyola Chicago 71, No. 1 Illinois 58 |
Game 38: No. 1 Baylor 76, No. 9 Wisconsin 63 |
| Game 39: No. 11 Syracuse 75, No. 3 West Virginia 72 |
| Game 40: No. 3 Arkansas 68, No. 6 Texas Tech 66 |
| Game 41: No. 2 Houston 63, No. 10 Rutgers 60 |
| Game 42: No. 15 Oral Roberts 81, No. 7 Florida 78 |
| Game 43: No. 5 Villanova 84, No. 13 North Texas 61 |
| Game 44: No. 12 Oregon State 80, No. 4 Oklahoma State 70 |
Monday, March 22
| Game | Time (ET) | TV |
| Game 45: No. 7 Oregon vs. No. 2 Iowa | 12:10 p.m. | CBS, fuboTV |
| Game 46: No. 8 Oklahoma vs. No. 1 Gonzaga | 2:40 p.m. | CBS, fuboTV |
Game 47: No. 14 Abilene Christian vs. No. 11 UCLA |
5:15 p.m. | TBS |
| Game 48: No. 13 Ohio vs. No. 5 Creighton | 6:10 p.m. | TNT |
| Game 49: No. 8 LSU vs. No. 1 Michigan | 7:10 p.m. | CBS, fuboTV |
| Game 50: No. 5 Colorado vs. No. 4 Florida State | 7:45 p.m. | TBS |
| Game 51: No. 10 Maryland vs. No. 2 Alabama | 8:45 p.m. | TNT |
| Game 52: No. 6 USC vs. No. 3 Kansas | 9:40 p.m. | CBS, fuboTV |
Sweet 16
Saturday, March 27
| Game | Time (ET) | TV |
| Game 53 | 2:30 p.m. | CBS, fuboTV |
| Game 54 | 5 p.m. | CBS, fuboTV |
| Game 55 | 7:15 p.m. | TBS |
| Game 56 | 9:45 p. m. |
TBS |
Sunday, March 28
| Game | Time (ET) | TV |
| Game 57 | 2 p.m. | CBS, fuboTV |
| Game 58 | 4:45 p.m. | CBS, fuboTV |
| Game 59 | 7 p.m. | TBS |
| Game 60 | 9:45 p.m. | TBS |
Elite Eight
Monday, March 29
| Game | Time (ET) | TV |
| Game 61 | 7 p.m. | CBS, fuboTV |
| Game 62 | 9:45 p.m. | CBS, fuboTV |
Tuesday, March 30
| Game | Time (ET) | TV |
| Game 63 | 7 p.m. | TBS |
| Game 64 | 9:45 p. m. |
TBS |
Final Four
Saturday, April 3
| Game | Time (ET) | TV |
| Game 65 | 5 p.m. | CBS, fuboTV |
| Game 66 | 8:30 p.m. | CBS, fuboTV |
NCAA Tournament national championship
Monday, April 5
| Game | Time (ET) | TV |
| Game 67 | 9 p.m. | CBS, fuboTV |
Average March Madness Final Score, Based on Past Tournament Finals
- March Madness brackets require a score prediction for the championship game of the tournament.
- We determined the average score of the final games over the past 30 years by calculating the average combined scores of the two teams, the average individual score, and the average winning margin.
- The math is imperfect, but we found the average score to be 76-67.
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No one has ever gotten a perfect March Madness bracket.
But all brackets, in the event of a tie, require a score prediction in the final game of the NCAA Tournament as a tiebreaker. Even if two people tie in a pool with imperfect brackets, the final score could decide who wins the pool.
Predicting a score can be tricky, and plenty of people like to go off past examples as a framework.
We tracked the scores of every March Madness final going back to 1990 to find the most common result.
We averaged the total combined scores of the two teams, the average individual score, and the average winning margin.
The average total score was 143.6, meaning the average individual score was 71.8 for both of the final teams. The average winning margin was 8.9 points. We rounded all of these numbers up — 144, 72, 9.
Therefore, the average score of the final games over the past 30 years has been approximately 77-68.
It’s not a perfect formula, but 77-89 is a safe bet to make.
It’s also worth noting, however, what went into those numbers.
For instance, averages are affected by outliers. In 1990, UNLV beat Duke 103-73, the largest disparity over the past 29 years. The final game in the NCAA Tournament has been decided by 10 or more points only nine other times.
Could this year be different? With a reduced number of fans and all of the games taking place in Indianapolis, perhaps offense will be up this year? It’s worth noting that in the last decade the final combined scores have exceeded 144 only three times.
How likely is the final-score prediction to factor in a bracket pool? Not very. But every pick matters. Nailing the final score could be the difference-maker for some lucky player’s bracket.
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NCAA College Football Scores and Matchups
Saturday, October 16, 2021
St.
Francis (PA) at Bryant
| Oct 16-12:00 PM ET | Record |
| SFPA | 3-3 (1-2 V) |
| BRY | 3-3 (2-0 H) |
Nicholls State at Incarnate Word
| Oct 16-12:00 PM ET | Record |
| NICH | 2-3 (0-2 V) |
| IW | 4-1 (2-0 H) |
Marist at Dayton
| Oct 16-12:00 PM ET | Record |
| MRST | 2-2 (1-1 V) |
| DAY | 3-2 (2-0 H) |
St. Thomas (MN) at Stetson
| Oct 16-1:00 PM ET | Record |
| STTHOM | 3-2 (1-2 V) |
| STET | 2-3 (2-1 H) |
Central Conn.
St. at Sacred Heart
| Oct 16-1:00 PM ET | Record |
| CCSU | 1-4 (1-1 V) |
| SHU | 3-3 (3-0 H) |
Monmouth at Campbell
| Oct 16-1:00 PM ET | Record |
| MONM | 3-3 (2-1 V) |
| CAMP | 3-2 (1-1 H) |
South Dakota State at Western Illinois
| Oct 16-1:00 PM ET | Record |
| SDST | 4-1 (2-0 V) |
| WIU | 1-5 (0-2 H) |
East Tennessee State at Chattanooga
| Oct 16-1:30 PM ET | Record |
| ETSU | 6-0 (2-0 V) |
| CHAT | 2-3 (1-1 H) |
Samford at Wofford
| Oct 16-1:30 PM ET | Record |
| SAM | 2-3 (1-2 V) |
| WOF | 1-4 (0-2 H) |
James Madison at Richmond
| Oct 16-2:00 PM ET | Record |
| JMU | 4-1 (2-0 V) |
| RICH | 2-3 (2-1 H) |
Florida A&M at Alabama A&M
| Oct 16-2:00 PM ET | Record |
| FAMU | 3-2 (0-1 V) |
| AAMU | 3-2 (2-1 H) |
Sacramento State at Montana
| Oct 16-3:00 PM ET | Record |
| CSUS | 3-2 (2-1 V) |
| MONT | 4-1 (3-0 H) |
Murray State at SE Missouri St.
| Oct 16-3:00 PM ET | Record |
| MURR | 2-3 (0-3 V) |
| SEMO | 2-4 (1-1 H) |
North Dakota State at Illinois State
| Oct 16-3:00 PM ET | Record |
| NDSU | 5-0 (2-0 V) |
| ILST | 2-3 (1-1 H) |
North Dakota at Southern Illinois
| Oct 16-3:00 PM ET | Record |
| UND | 2-3 (1-2 V) |
| SIU | 5-1 (2-0 H) |
Southern at Arkansas-Pine Bluff
| Oct 16-3:00 PM ET | Record |
| SOU | 2-3 (1-2 V) |
| ARPB | 1-4 (1-1 H) |
Alabama State at Jackson State
| Oct 16-3:00 PM ET | Record |
| ALST | 3-2 (0-2 V) |
| JKST | 4-1 (2-0 H) |
Villanova at Albany
| Oct 16-3:30 PM ET | Record |
| VILL | 4-1 (2-1 V) |
| ALBY | 0-5 (0-1 H) |
Lamar at Abilene Christian
| Oct 16-4:00 PM ET | Record |
| LAM | 2-3 (1-2 V) |
| ACU | 3-3 (2-1 H) |
Southern Utah at Northern Arizona
| Oct 16-4:00 PM ET | Record |
| SUU | 1-5 (1-3 V) |
| NAU | 2-3 (1-1 H) |
Alcorn State at Mississippi Valley State
| Oct 16-4:00 PM ET | Record |
| ALCN | 3-2 (1-2 V) |
| MVSU | 2-3 (1-1 H) |
Houston Baptist at Southeastern Louisiana
| Oct 16-5:00 PM ET | Record |
| HBU | 0-5 (0-3 V) |
| SELA | 4-1 (0-0 H) |
Idaho State at Portland St.
| Oct 16-5:00 PM ET | Record |
| IDST | 1-4 (0-2 V) |
| PRST | 2-4 (1-1 H) |
Drake at San Diego
| Oct 16-5:00 PM ET | Record |
| DRKE | 2-4 (1-2 V) |
| USD | 2-4 (1-2 H) |
Hampton at Charleston Southern
| Oct 16-6:00 PM ET | Record |
| HAMP | 2-3 (1-1 V) |
| CHSO | 1-3 (0-1 H) |
Robert Morris at North Alabama
| Oct 16-7:00 PM ET | Record |
| RMU | 2-2 (0-2 V) |
| NORAL | 0-6 (0-3 H) |
Northern Colorado at UC – Davis
| Oct 16-8:00 PM ET | Record |
| UNCO | 2-4 (1-2 V) |
| UCD | 5-1 (2-0 H) |
Yale at Connecticut
| Final | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | T |
| YALE | 0 | 0 | 9 | 6 | 15 |
| CONN | 0 | 14 | 7 | 0 | 21 |
William & Mary at Maine
| Oct 16-12:00 PM ET | Record |
| CWM | 4-1 (2-1 V) |
| ME | 1-4 (1-2 H) |
Merrimack at LIU
| Oct 16-12:00 PM ET | Record |
| MERR | 3-3 (2-2 V) |
| LIU | 0-4 (0-0 H) |
Princeton at Brown
| Oct 16-12:30 PM ET | Record |
| PRIN | 4-0 (2-0 V) |
| BRWN | 1-3 (1-1 H) |
Bucknell at Fordham
| Oct 16-1:00 PM ET | Record |
| BUCK | 1-4 (0-3 V) |
| FOR | 3-3 (1-1 H) |
Lafayette at Harvard
| Oct 16-1:00 PM ET | Record |
| LAF | 2-4 (0-2 V) |
| HARV | 4-0 (2-0 H) |
Dartmouth at New Hampshire
| Oct 16-1:00 PM ET | Record |
| DART | 4-0 (2-0 V) |
| UNH | 3-2 (1-1 H) |
Prairie View A&M at Bethune Cookman
| Oct 16-1:00 PM ET | Record |
| PV | 4-1 (1-1 V) |
| COOK | 0-6 (0-2 H) |
Georgetown at Holy Cross
| Oct 16-1:30 PM ET | Record |
| GTWN | 1-3 (1-1 V) |
| HC | 3-2 (0-2 H) |
Pennsylvania at Columbia
| Oct 16-1:30 PM ET | Record |
| PENN | 2-2 (1-1 V) |
| CLMB | 3-1 (2-0 H) |
Virginia Lynchburg at Norfolk State
| Oct 16-2:00 PM ET | Record |
| VL | 0-6 (0-6 V) |
| NORF | 3-2 (1-0 H) |
Idaho at Eastern Washington
| Oct 16-2:30 PM ET | Record |
| IDHO | 2-3 (0-3 V) |
| EWU | 6-0 (2-0 H) |
Tennessee-Martin at Eastern Illinois
| Oct 16-3:00 PM ET | Record |
| UTM | 4-1 (2-1 V) |
| EIU | 1-5 (0-1 H) |
Tennessee Tech at Tennessee State
| Oct 16-3:00 PM ET | Record |
| TNTC | 2-4 (1-2 V) |
| TNST | 2-3 (1-1 H) |
Indiana State at Missouri State
| Oct 16-3:00 PM ET | Record |
| INST | 3-3 (1-2 V) |
| MOSU | 3-2 (2-0 H) |
Texas Southern at Grambling State
| Oct 16-3:00 PM ET | Record |
| TXSO | 2-3 (0-2 V) |
| GRAM | 2-4 (1-0 H) |
Butler at Morehead State
| Oct 16-3:00 PM ET | Record |
| BUT | 2-4 (1-2 V) |
| MORE | 3-2 (2-0 H) |
Morgan State at South Carolina State
| Oct 16-3:30 PM ET | Record |
| MORG | 0-5 (0-3 V) |
| SCAR | 1-4 (1-0 H) |
Delaware at Stony Brook
| Oct 16-3:30 PM ET | Record |
| DEL | 3-2 (1-2 V) |
| STON | 1-5 (0-2 H) |
Rhode Island at Towson
| Oct 16-4:00 PM ET | Record |
| URI | 5-0 (2-0 V) |
| TOWS | 2-3 (1-1 H) |
McNeese State at Northwestern State
| Oct 16-4:00 PM ET | Record |
| MCNS | 1-4 (1-2 V) |
| NWST | 1-4 (0-2 H) |
Virginia Military at Mercer
| Oct 16-4:00 PM ET | Record |
| VMI | 4-2 (1-2 V) |
| MER | 4-1 (2-0 H) |
Eastern Kentucky at Central Arkansas
| Oct 16-5:00 PM ET | Record |
| EKY | 4-2 (1-1 V) |
| CARK | 2-3 (1-1 H) |
North Carolina A&T at Kennesaw State
| Oct 16-5:00 PM ET | Record |
| NCAT | 3-2 (0-2 V) |
| KENN | 4-1 (2-0 H) |
South Dakota at Northern Iowa
| Oct 16-5:00 PM ET | Record |
| SDAK | 4-2 (1-2 V) |
| UNI | 3-2 (2-0 H) |
The Citadel at Furman
| Oct 16-6:00 PM ET | Record |
| CIT | 2-3 (0-2 V) |
| FUR | 3-2 (1-1 H) |
Presbyterian at Davidson
| Oct 16-7:00 PM ET | Record |
| PRE | 2-3 (0-2 V) |
| DAV | 3-1 (2-0 H) |
Tarleton State at Dixie State
| Oct 16-9:00 PM ET | Record |
| TARST | 2-3 (0-2 V) |
| DIXIE | 0-5 (0-2 H) |
Here are the NCAA playoff results.
Every March, the US Student Basketball League hosts the season’s most important games. 64 teams from four regions take part in the playoffs. 63 matches will be played over two and a half weeks. This busy schedule is what it is called the March Madness.
Each round of the playoffs consists of one meeting, the winner of which is sent to the next stage.The final will take place on April 3 in Phoenix.
We present to your attention the results of the matches.
Round four:
Gonzaga – Xavier
Kansas – Oregon
Third round:
Kansas – Pardew 98:66
Oregon – Michigan 69:68
Gonzaga – West Virginia 61:58
Xavier – Arizona 73:71
The Ukrainian swingman of Kansas Svyatoslav Mikhailyuk, having entered the starting lineup, in 19 minutes scored 10 points (2/3 two-pointers, 2/5 three-pointers), made 3 rebounds and made 1 interception with 2 fouls.
Wisconsin – Florida
Baylor – South Carolina
North Carolina – Butler
UCLA – Kentucky
Second round
Kansas – Michigan State 90:70
Kansas of our Svyatoslav Mikhailyuk continues to fight for the title, defeating Michigan State in a difficult fight.
Mikhailyuk (26 minutes = 3/5 field goal (1/3 threes), 2/2 free throws, 4 rebounds (1 offensive), 3 assists, 1 interception, 1 foul, 9 points)
Villanova – Wisconsin – 62: 65
Virginia – Florida – 39:65
Iowa State – Pardew – 76:80
Gonzaga – Northwest – 79:73
Notre Damm – West Virginia – 71:83
Xavier – Florida State – 91:66
St Mary’s – Arizona – 60:69
Middle Tennessee – Butler – 62:65
Louisville – Michigan 69:73
Kentucky – Wichita State 65:62
North Carolina – Arkansas 72:65
Oregon – Rhode Island 75:72
Baylor – USK 82:78
Duke – South Carolina 81:88
UCLA – Cincinnati 79:67
First round
Notre Dame – Princeton – 60:58
Virginia – UNC Wilmington – 76:71
Butler – Winthorpe – 76:64
Gonzaga – South Dakota State – 66:46
West Virginia – Bucknell – 86:80
FL – East Tennessee State – 80:65
Minnesota – Middle Tennessee – 72:81
Northwestern – Vanderbilt – 68:66
Maryland – Zavier – 65:76
Villanova – Mount St. Mary’s – 76:56
St. Mary’s – Virginia Commonwealth – 85:77
Purdue – Vermont – 80:70
Florida State – Florida Gulf Coast – 86:80
Wisconsin – Virginia Tech – 84:74
Iowa State – Nevada – 84:73
Arizona – North Dakota – 100: 82
Michigan – Oklahoma State – 92:91
Baylor – New Mexico State – 91:73
Arkansas – Seton Hall – 77:71
Oregon – Iona – 93:77
Louisville – Jacksonville State – 78:63
SMU – USC – 65:66
North Carolina – Texas Southern – 103: 64
Creighton – Rhode Island – 72:84
Kansas – UC Davis – 100: 62
Dayton – Wichita State – 58:64
Duke – Troy – 87:65
Cincinnati – Kansas State – 75:61
Miami – Michigan State – 58:78
South Carolina – Marquette – 93:73
Kentucky – Norsern Kentucky – 79:70
UCLA – Kent State – 97:80
Ukrainian Mikhailyuk for Kansas (32 minutes = 5/10 field goal (2/7 three-pointers), 4/4 free throws, 4 rebounds, 1 steal, 2 blocks, 1 loss, 2 fouls, 16 points)
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It was such a joy to keep watching the games in progress while waiting on the Autobahn Thursday and Friday afternoon. I suspect this feature has come in handy for a lot of people stuck in the office on Thursday and Friday. It was also nice to check out the game during the weekend dinner. This continued until my wife caught me and gave me a look that threatened celibacy.
The streaming was smooth, and although I had a few pauses in filing, this could easily have been the result of poor data reception in my region and not an accusation against the application.I liked how, during the ad, a link appeared in the bottom corner of the screen so that you could go to the product page.
It was also a plus to be able to view all intermediate and intermediate game comments from CBS Studios.
Overall, I was pretty happy with NCAA March Madness Live and hope it becomes the main app in the Windows Phone Store. I just wish my braces were in order (the loss of Duke ruined this for me).
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90,000 Do lanes and balls break? Is it possible to shout under the arm of an opponent? 10 naive questions for a bowling playerVictoria Kashirskaya, two-time winner of the European championships, is answering.
Victoria Kashirskaya, two-time winner of the European championships, is answering.
From 14 to 16 October, Leicester will host one of the most notable and exciting tournaments in the world of professional bowling – Weber Cup. Stars from the USA will fight against the stars of Europe.
In anticipation of the match meeting, we decided to learn more about this sport from the champion of Russia, two-time winner of the European championship Victoria Kashirskaya.
Photo: © Personal archive of Victoria Kashirskaya
What physical parameters do bowling players need? What does an ideal bowler look like?
– It is impossible to accurately answer this question. This is a sport for everyone. There are no age restrictions and such physical activity as in other sports. You can become successful people with any physique.In bowling, it’s all about throwing technique. Another important point is endurance and willpower. In competitions we can play all day with very short breaks. It is very exhausting, morally difficult. At such moments, you need to pull yourself together and tune in to the game. Psychology plays a huge role.
Are there any injuries in bowling? What are the most common injuries?
– Undoubtedly, there are. Depending on which hand you play (right or left), that will be injured.Usually this is a stretching of the hand, forearm muscles. They don’t come up often. For all the time that I play professionally, this has happened a couple of times. A very unpleasant situation happened before the first youth world championship, when during training I made an unsuccessful throw and, despite the fact that we knead the wrist joint well, I pulled my hand strongly. The competition was very difficult. Such injuries take a long time to heal. These are mainly sprains, but there are other incidents as well. For example, I accidentally dropped a ball on my head, flew out almost a third of the track.But some kind of severe injuries, such as fractures, usually do not happen here.
Photo: © Yohei Osada / AFLO / Global Look PressBowling looks like a sexless game. Why do men and women compete separately?
– Ball weight plays a very important role in bowling. The larger it is, the better it hits the pins and the more likely it is to make a good throw. Women play with lighter balls that have less penetration. Men, on the other hand, disperse heavy balls at great speed. Therefore, the results in the men’s competition are higher than in the women’s.But we don’t always play separately. There are various commercial tournaments where there are no gender and age divisions. On them, a woman may well beat a man.
What kind of equipment do bowling players have? How many balls do athletes take with them to the competition?
– Every pro should have their own arsenal of balls. For any situation, there must be a specific ball. Somewhere you need to straighten the throw, somewhere less roll, somewhere more. I usually take six balls to the competition.Each player has a finishing ball, with which he finishes a combination of pins, and there are reactive balls for the first throw. There are no particular problems with the transportation of the balloons. Only the airport workers have questions: “What kind of incomprehensible round things do you have in your bags?”
I definitely take a whole set of soles for every competition, since the surface of the tracks is different: somewhere it is more slippery, somewhere less. In order to make a good throw, not to stick or accidentally fly onto the track during the throw, you need to monitor your feelings of sliding.If anything, change the soles.
Photo: © Ola Westerberg / ZUMA Press / Global Look PressI also carry a special purse with me, which contains various accessories, including tapes. During the game, the thumb may swell or, conversely, become smaller. Since all the balls are drilled specifically for our hand, even a small swelling of the thumb greatly affects the game. The ball becomes harder to hold and release. Tapes help in such cases.
How strong are bowling balls and lanes? Can they be broken?
– When we perform a throw, the ball can accelerate to 22-30 kilometers per hour.Accordingly, he hits the pins incredibly hard, but at the same time it practically does not scratch. During the game, nothing usually happens to him. Rather, chips may appear as it passes through the engine room and returns to the player under the track. This is totally normal. But it happens that when the ball lies in the inventory for a very long time and you do not use it, it can simply crack in half for some unknown reason.
Theoretically, one ball can be played throughout a career, but this is not entirely reasonable.They absorb very well the oil with which they cover the tracks. Therefore, new balls will hit the pins better. Usually, before some major competitions, I update my inventory every two or three years.
The tracks are very strong. Never in my life have I seen them bend or break under a ball. But if you take amateur bowling, where there are situations when healthy men take light balls and throw them with all their might, then, naturally, the lanes can break and become unusable.
Do players only roll balls in training?
– Contrary to stereotypes, we don’t just come, take the ball, get on the track and start rolling and rolling. A very important aspect is the formulation of the throwing technique. It takes months for novice players to practice without a ball. For example, in every workout I devote some time to imitating a throw. The coach looks, corrects the flaws. This is necessary because in competitions in stressful situations, muscle memory can fail, previously acquired memory is forgotten.
Photo: © Jay LaPrete / NCAA Photos / Contributor / NCAA Photos / Gettyimages.ruAre bowling center conditions different?
– Bowling is never monotonous. All tracks are oiled with special machines. Each competition has its own oil program. There are a huge number of these programs: they can be drier, they can be more fatty. Coming to the competition, we do not know which butter program is smeared. That is why we carry so many balloons with us for all occasions.Before the competition, the organizers set aside a day for official practice, when athletes go out on the tracks and get used to the lighting, to the tracks themselves, study the oil program, try to figure out how to play and which balls to use.
Is there a dirty bowling game? Is it okay to shout to an opponent under the arm?
– Maybe it doesn’t seem to be from the outside, but in bowling there are many emotional and expressive athletes who can psychologically put pressure on you on the lanes.Since we play on the same pair of tracks in the finals, we are very close to each other. We are not forbidden to talk to each other. Therefore, it happens that the enemy starts some kind of psychological games. For example, if you made a bad shot, then some people are openly happy about it. One must be able to abstract from this. Can they shout sharply under the arm during the throw? No. This is prohibited by the rules. For this, the judge may disqualify.
Photo: © Ola Westerberg / ZUMA Press / Global Look PressWho is the bowling leader? How is Russia doing?
– The answer about the leader is unambiguous – bowling is best developed in the USA.The most important bowling competitions are held there. If we talk about Europe, we can single out the Swedes and Finns. They are still a cut above us. Despite this, we still continue to show fairly good results in competitions, especially our youth team.
How do other people react to your activity? Do you play with friends outside of the bowling world?
– When meeting me, the information that I am a professional bowling alley arouses indignation.For Russia, this is an exotic sport, not very common. More often than not, people look at it not as a sport, but as a way to have fun and have a good time. They ask me a lot of ridiculous questions, such as: “Do you always hit strikes?”, “How do you wave such balls? They’re heavy! ”
I never mind bowling with my friends if they want to. But in most cases it is an unequal fight. Therefore, I try to refrain from playing with people who are not particularly devoted to bowling.Since we do not have separate sports bowling centers in Russia, different people may be on the adjacent lanes. I am often offered to play for money, but I never agree, realizing my advantage.
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