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cbilogo08_4c_thumb.gifIt’s ba-a-a-ack! The College Basketball Invitational, that is.

Join TheSportsDominion.com editor Chris Graham courtside at the John Paul Jones Arena for tonight’s CBI quarterfinal game between Old Dominion (18-15) and Virginia (16-15).

The winner advances to the CBI Final Four (not to be confused with the NCAA Final Four) Wednesday night.

Tipoff is scheduled for 7 p.m. The game is being broadcast on Fox College Sports, which may or may not be available in your area.

(Honestly, it’s probably not available in your area. Sorry.)

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