“I guess because we´ve had so many reps at that, there´s maybe a little bit more calmness than you would think. “Still a lot of anxiety. We didn´t execute very well. They did some really good things, but without sounding arrogant those are the games that we´ve been able to be in.” Samir Doughty scored 25 points for Auburn (25-5, 12-5 Southeastern Conference), which wiped out most of a nine-point deficit over the final 46 seconds as Texas A&M struggled at the free-throw line.

Texas A&M guard Jay Jay Chandler (0) celebrates the win over Auburn with Texas A&M head coach Buzz Williams after an NCAA college basketball game Wednesday, March 4, 2020, in Auburn, Ala. (AP Photo/Julie Bennett) Auburn had already won three times after trailing by at least 15 points in the second half. J’Von McCormick buried a contested 3-pointer with 7.4 seconds left to make it 77-75. Savion Flagg made the second of two free throws before Danjel Purifoy’s potential tying 3-pointer at the buzzer bounced off the rim.

Texas A&M missed two free throws over the final 16 seconds, but otherwise did enough. Auburn, a 12 1/2-point favorite, was trying to finish the season unbeaten at home for the first time since 1998-99. The Tigers have already secured a double bye in next week’s SEC Tournament in Nashville, Tennessee. Nebo made 9 of 12 shots before fouling out with 1:42 remaining in the game. Jay Jay Chandler and Flagg scored 14 apiece for the Aggies, while Mitchell had seven rebounds and four assists.

Doughty made five 3-pointers and was 10 of 11 on free throws for Auburn. Austin Wiley scored 15 points before fouling out and Isaac Okoro also had 15. Mitchell worked off most of the shot clock before burying a contested 3-pointer from the top of the key for a 75-67 lead with 1:13 left. Flagg made 1 of 2 free throws with 46 seconds left to push the lead to nine. Purifoy then made a 3-pointer and stole the inbounds pass How to calculate standard deviation keep Auburn alive.

Doughty cut it to 76-72 on a pair of free throws with 20 seconds left. There was drama early in the second half when officials called three technical fouls in a 17-second span. Auburn coach Bruce Pearl and his assistant, son Steven, were both called for technicals protesting a foul call. The elder Pearl continued jawing at the official through much of a timeout. “The two technical fouls on our bench really changed the momentum of the game,” Bruce Pearl said.

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And we still don’t know what the PS5 will look like, beyond its logo. Complicating the situation is the possibility of higher-than-expected prices for the PS5 thanks to ongoing trade disputes and the continuing phone-driven shortage of memory and storage options. Plus there could conceivably be production delays resulting from steps being taken to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.  Now playing: Watch this: PS5’s extremely techy presentation explained 6:48 This next chapter of the console wars may be especially important.

Not because 8K video or ray-traced audio will be must-have features, but because the gaming landscape has become more complicated and fragmented since the last generation of boxes came out.  In addition to competing with PCs, consoles now face challenges from new hardware-free cloud gaming services such as Google Stadia and Nvidia GeForce Now, as well as Microsoft’s own still-in-beta Project xCloud.

To a lesser extent, they also compete for your time with mobile game-subscription services such as Apple Arcade.  PlayStation 5 Sarah Tew/CNET The most novel aspects I’ve heard about for the PS5 are related to the controller — still unnamed, but my money’s on DualShock 5, for obvious reasons. Sony has replaced rumble with more sensation-specific haptic feedback and adaptive triggers, which may deliver a much better gaming experience as long as developers opt to support them.

Plus, it’s got new speakers and a USB-C connection. The PS5 is jumping to solid-state storage, making it a better match for large game downloads. The only game confirmed for the PS5 right now is Godfall. On the downside, the PS5 has a relatively small 825GB SSD. Its NVMe SSD expansion slot is standard-ish, but because it needs to fit within specific space, thermal and power requirements, Sony will need to validate it, and we won’t know until some time after launch what we can use or HOW TO MAKE A MASK AT HOME much it will cost.

Read our ongoing coverage of the PS5. See at PlayStation.com Xbox Series X Microsoft We at least have an idea of what the Xbox Series X looks like. It resembles a bookshelf speaker rather than the DVD-player-esque Xbox One line. Microsoft has also talked about its controller enhancements, which are more about reducing latency (with its Dynamic Latency Input tech) than tweaking feel and feedback like Sony.

Another new feature Microsoft’s touting is Smart Delivery, which precludes you from having to pay to play a game on the Xbox One if you’ve already ponied up for a Series X version, and it will automatically serve up the right version for your box. As for games, we know of a few so far: Halo: Infinite, Cyberpunk 2077, Senua’s Saga: Hellblade II and Minecraft. Read our ongoing coverage of the Xbox Series X.