Let'sGoZips94

LUCAS SMITH! ON FIRE!

Not sure if that pass by Cotton was 100% intentional, but wow. He has made some amazing assists this season.

Absolutely. He popped right up and got back on defense. I don't think I can take another in-and-out Utomi miss. Goodness.

Smith is going to feel that tomorrow...

LUCAS SMITH FOR 3!

Looking at him, I can't believe he's 6'6" 202 lbs. I hope he's hitting the weight room hard in Missouri. How many years do we have him for again?

I hope they lose by 60.

By the way, does anyone with insider knowledge/contacts have any updated timetable for Sayles? He was still in his cast thing on Saturday, and I thought French said 2 weeks or so after it happened.

You can't possibly think knocking off Duquesne meant that much to them, right? They're a top 25 team and the cream of the crop in a down A10 this year. They struggled mightily all game, shooting around 30% from the floor at the half or something like that, and won on a buzzer beater 3. Anybody with a pulse is going to be excited for a win like that, and the fans helped will them to victory in that second half. My bet would be they wanted to see their team remain in the top 25 and undefeated in the A10, not because of a strong desire to beat the new-and-improved mighty Dukes of Duquesne. Dambrot has the Dukes playing at an exciting new level for what they're used to at Duquesne. He's a good coach, and I don't think that has ever been denied, but he has a ceiling that he has yet to break through. This was a typical Dambrot loss, no matter the state of the program, and that's what my comment was in regards to. We saw it plenty of times here at Akron - Nevada, VCU, NIT games, MAC tourney games, etc. And I'm telling you, the state of the A10 this year is aiding the appearance of the quick turnaround at Duquesne.

Massive game. Beat the Sweaters.

Predictable game. Lots of heart and effort by Duquesne, only to shoot themselves in the foot, peeing away a double digit lead, and ultimately losing in heartbreaking fashion. The A10 is most certainly down this year.

Not to mention the following... 2011(?) Finals against Can't, where it took OT AND 2 block shots on KSU's final possession (one by Zeke, one by McNees) to win. 2009(?) first round (this was the year they played all the games at the Q) against Toledo, with a 3 by Humpty Hitchens to tie it (to send it to OT maybe?), and a Brett McKnight alley-oop lay-in to win it. We went on to win the title that year. 4 tournament games in 5 days I believe. 2008 against OU at the JAR. Linhart's reach-back-rebound-and-put-back to go ahead, leaving just enough time for Bubba Walther to come down and flop on his head. 2007(?) at Can't with LeBron in attendance. I believe we beat them in OT. I forget if it was Dials or Romeo Travis who hit the game winning shot or free throws, but that was crazy. Similarly as crazy was the game where Singletary (.13) punched Linhart and was ejected less than a minute into the game. I can't believe we still lost that. VCU and ranked Nevada, those were great games that ended in losses (damn free throws). We have definitely witnessed some crazy basketball games. Edit: Just realized you already referenced the 2011 game. My bad.

The clock at least started properly for Ivey, correct?

There were players in this game? I thought I was only supposed to notice the zebras?

THAT'S A FREAKING CHARGE!

That's an and-1 for I've. Unbelievable how poor the refs are.

This loss is on Utomi and the refs.

How is that a foul on Cotton?!

Currently sitting here with a fork and a knife ready to eat my crow.

Admittedly when I posted that, I didn't realize he had around 30 pts. However, between some of his dumb passes, bone headed fouls, and then the missed dunk right there, that's what I'm talking about. He takes away from his productivity. Did it a bit in the OU game too. Just frustrating at times.

What a crap call. The refs have been atrocious yet again. OT with Sellers out for them, Duvivier out for us.

Ivey has to find a way to quit neutralizing his positive impact on games.

I'm not impressed with Buffalo. They're a good team, but far from unbeatable. OU is just plain bad. Their mental errors at the end of the game were head-scratching to say the least.

So what you're telling me is all this time we've been blaming the destruction of the football program and poor attendance on Ianello, when it was possibly related to Segway-Gate?

What is your Segway-riding ability like?