Way to go, Trojans. I'm happy for you guys that Shields and company are progressing so much faster than expected. And I'm also happy from a selfish perspective, because you guys are carrying way more than your expected share of the weight in keeping the conference RPI above a shameful level.

Great work so far, and best of luck in all but 2 of your games through the rest of the season.

(12-05-2010 06:14 PM)thetastygreek Wrote:  Way to go, Trojans. I'm happy for you guys that Shields and company are progressing so much faster than expected. And I'm also happy from a selfish perspective, because you guys are carrying way more than your expected share of the weight in keeping the conference RPI above a shameful level.

Great work so far, and best of luck in all but 2 of your games through the rest of the season.

Thanks. It really was a great effort by our guys. Tulsa is a big and very talented team. I'm just glad we got them on our home court instead of in Tulsa.

I think the refs call against us in Tulsa (see oru) and we win at our place.

WOW. Nice win. UALR is really putting it together this year.

(12-05-2010 10:57 PM)Hilltopper2K Wrote:  WOW. Nice win. UALR is really putting it together this year.

We are still a work in progress. No stars on this team, but quite a bit of depth and players that are willing to play their roles. No quit in this team- This is the 3rd game we've won, against respectable to very good midmajors (SMU, LaTech, and Tulsa), that we trailed by double digits.

Blue collar. Dirt under the fingernails. Yard dog. Toe to toe. No quit. Get it done. Scrappy.