Boeheim's Army has mastered experimental Elam Ending so far in TBT

The Elam Ending. The Basketball Tournament game in Brooklyn New York, July 22, 2018. Boeheim's Army vs Team Fancy. Dennis Nett | dnett@syracuse.com (Syracuse, N.Y. -- John Gillon and Eric Devendorf still dislike it. They still wonder why The Basketball Tournament games can't ebb and flow the way James Naismith intended: With a clock that determines when the contest concludes.

But both Boeheim's Army players have had a weekend in TBT to acclimate to the Elam Ending, which depending upon your perspective is either an innovative or blasphemous way to determine a basketball winner.

To recap how it works: When the game clock reaches 4 minutes in the fourth quarter and there is a stoppage of play,…