Buffalo

[Dr Z]

I think Ronnie would see more PT if his defense improved.

Here's a quote from KD after the Buffalo game I found on Mike's blog "I thought Ronnie Steward played well. He's the best on-the-ball defender we have."

[zippy_ua_00]

watched the game on the tube. was i the only person that wanted to throw up every time Micheal Reghi called the a-k rowdies the ak rowdies?????? he even said it in front of the new ad and he didn't have the stones to correct him. the man calls mac games every week you'd think he'd get it right bring on bg and can't!!!!

yeah i love reghi but he needs to know his facts. he barely calls the right players for either team and if i had to hear him call nik, cvet-ti-novich one more time last season i was gonna throw my tv. i wanna call his show on wknr and teach him names and everything else he gets wrong

[Jalapeño Zippy]

watched the game on the tube. was i the only person that wanted to throw up every time Micheal Reghi called the a-k rowdies the ak rowdies?????? he even said it in front of the new ad and he didn't have the stones to correct him. the man calls mac games every week you'd think he'd get it right bring on bg and can't!!!!

yeah i love reghi but he needs to know his facts. he barely calls the right players for either team and if i had to hear him call nik, cvet-ti-novich one more time last season i was gonna throw my tv. i wanna call his show on wknr and teach him names and everything else he gets wrong

If he is pronouncing things wrong, it is the job of the media relations team to correct it. Me, I am glad to have the games on tv. A few years ago we were lucky to see any game on. MAC basketball is exciting to watch but only if, and it's a big IF, the refs swallow their whistle.

[Dave in Green]

For any other weirdos like me who like to go back through the play-by-play of a Zips game to test your memory of what you saw at the JAR, StatSheet.com has the best presentation I've found. Unlike the ones at GoZips.com and others, the ones on StatSheet.com are color-coded, which makes it much easier to separate the positive plays from the negatives. As far as I know, NCAA basketball play-by-plays use consistent format and language for all games. So the color coding is probably done through programming as opposed to someone going through and manually coloring ever play in every game. Anyway, here's a link to the Zips-Bulls game play-by-play at StatSheet.com for anyone who might be interested:StatSheet.com Link