By Mark Buckets
On Friday night, the Digiorno College Basketball All Star Game was staged at San Antonio's Alamodome, a dress-reherasal of sorts for tomorrow's Final Four.
This was also a chance for some of College Basketball's best and brightest outgoing players to experience a piece of the Final Four.
This game also signaled the end of Dave Odom's coaching career, a man who is greatly respected in coaching circles and whose class trumped his winning percentage.
A large portion of each roster was filled with players who competed in Thursday's slam-dunk and three-point-shooting contests. Maryland's James Gist, Shan Foster of Vanderbilt and Ramel Bradley of Kentucky participated in this classic, just to name a few.
Brian Randle of Illinois put in double duty, competing in both the skills competition and tonight's game.
College Hoops Net has the complete NABC All Star Game roster
As for the game itself, Duke's DeMarcus Nelson earned MVP honors, scoring 21 points and leading the National squad to a 106 to 100 win over the American team.
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DEMARCUS NELSON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
one day you be seein me doin them disco slide during them one shinin moment when butler be overcomin them sinnin programs. them wacky tobaccy programs be cryin and I be smoochin with shelley smith.
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