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Farley gone….is Jake next….wow….lose to valpo….ugh…..maybe the wrestlers can do well
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Cael was put into an extremely tough position tonight. It isn’t his fault. He’s not a top 7-8 player on a championship valley team. He’s a deep bench guy trying to spark in certain games. But Jacobson doesn’t get a full guard court so we ask role players to play at levels that aren’t thereOriginally posted by Username View PostComment
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Sigh....hell of a comeback....have to give 'em that. Just heartbreaking to come up so short.Comment
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I might be done following this team. It just isn’t worth it.Comment
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They didn't look like an 11th place team for the middle 20 minutes of the game though. How did Wright fall through the cracks to wind up in NW Indiana?Originally posted by Fran McCrabby View Post
If they can make ten 3's again tomorrow will be interesting.Comment
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Top 3 finish in the valley, everyone take a breath and reevaluate in a few daysComment
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Hutty could have his moments, but most of the time he played about 9 inches smaller than he actually is. Need some physical inside presence, he rarely was that.Originally posted by sivert View PostComment
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Drake and Bradley are the top of the conference by far. We stumbled into third but aren’t in the same class as those two.
Tytan was a warrior and it sucks to end his career like that. All class. Out works everyone. He’s going to be missed.If computers ruled college basketball the way they do football, we'd have skipped all this March Madness monotony and just waited a month for the Kansas-Kentucky title game. And watched Northern Iowa play Cornell in the Poulan Weedeater Bowl. ~ Dwight Perry The Seattle Times
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You can only get punched in the balls soOriginally posted by UNIsince86 View Post
many times in a row before you stop putting yourself in the situation to get punched in the balls. Its been nine years of constantly getting punched in the balls.
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Man, that's all great, but I want some postseason play. Maybe I'm in the minority, but I couldn't care less about a top three finish with a Friday night exit in St Louis. That's a failure. I don't even need to win the whole damn thing in St Louis at this point, just ****ing get to Sunday and don't get your teeth kicked in at least.Originally posted by UNIsince86 View PostTo avoid confusion - my username is baseball (Cy Young award) related, NOT for the Cyclones.Comment
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Agreed. Give them credit. UNI had them damn near on the ropes and knocked out, but they found a way to scrape out a win. I’ll predict they don’t gave “shelf life” though. Good guess says part of their shooting problem in the 2nd half was fatigue. That will only get worse tomorrow.Originally posted by QCPanther05 View PostComment
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That was definitely a frustrating way to lose, but if what was said about the flu going around is true, then hats off to Tytan. He's probably the toughest player to ever play for us. All Wright is a hell of a player, if he stays there we will most definitely be a top 5 player in the league next year. This team definitely didn't feel like an 11 seed, if I remember right they were looking pretty good when they beat us the first time and then must have really fallen off towards the end. Sucks that they had to get hot at the right time, but that's basketball. You win some you lose some. An NIT bid might be out of the question with a loss like this, but I hope we can see Tytan play one last time before it's all said and done. Bring on Jalen Wilson and Geon Hutchins, can't wait to see what they have to offer.Comment
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Imagine how Illinois State fans feel. Heck, imagine how Evansville fans feel. Their one legit shot at getting to the tournament was ruined by a miraculous shot by our own Wes Washpun, and since then they've been in hell.Originally posted by MVCBeat View PostComment
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The two biggest upsets in Arch Madness history, by seed, have now been lost by UNI in the last 6 years.Comment
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