Games, 2 days, 1 program. The Bethesda men's basketball team does things very differently

Bethesda University’s men’s basketball program endured a rare logistical setup—and three straight blowouts in two days. The Lion Angels lost at Hawaii on Friday by 72 points, then fell at Pepperdine on Saturday by 73, and were downed again at Southern Utah on Saturday by 94, totaling a 239-point margin across the trio. The small private Christian school in Anaheim, California, has about 260 students and no dorms, and typically plays home games at a Salvation Army gym. With roughly two dozen players split into groups traveling by vans, the schedule was possible after the NCCAA approved it. Coach Leo Balayon said the games also provide a financial boost.