Yikes.

Countdown to Markus Kennedy being back 7 days

So Tulsa beats Creighton and loses to a D-II team.

Wow, just wow.

Did Tulsa have some players sitting out because of injury or team-discipline?

Tough night for Bigeasthomer, he must be on suicide watch.

A loss to a DII school doesn't hurt the RPI.

On the other hand; UConn has to get out of the AAC.

(12-10-2014 10:44 PM)leapinggazelle Wrote:  Tough night for Bigeasthomer, he must be on suicide watch.

Why? I'm not a Tulsa fan.

(12-10-2014 10:34 PM)Pony94 Wrote:  Countdown to Markus Kennedy being back 7 days

If Kennedy is in shape, SMU is about to ascend to steamroll mode.

Oh he is in shape and has been practicing

Tulsa....

Should have taken notes from ECU on how to play DII teams.

Tulsa plays to the level of DII basketball and FCS football

(12-10-2014 10:44 PM)PirateMarv Wrote:  A loss to a DII school doesn't hurt the RPI.

Yeah, but it leaves a nasty bruise on the reputation, though.

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It's been almost nine years (Dec. 19, 2005; I looked it up) since Tulane MBB lost to a Division II opponent. Our team had evacuated New Orleans because of Katrina and eventually was taken in by Texas A&M, so the game was played on the Aggies' home court, Reed Arena. There's no need to try and describe everything our players and coaches went through in those days, but suffice to say that living on the road for ~4 months was not conducive to playing effective college basketball.

We were playing a school called St. Edward's from Austin TX, and we led by 4 at the half. The game went into OT and we lost 91-83. That turned out to be the last game we played before returning to New Orleans. The team actually did stabilize somewhat and after starting the season 4-11, finished up at 13-17.

(12-10-2014 10:02 PM)panicstricken Wrote:  Good grief.

How in the f@#@#@#$###k does this happen.

Yall pulled a Memphis

For Tulsa total lack of effort in that game. SE Ok St. was shooting three pointers totally undefended for most of the game. We didn't really start to defend the three until nearly at the end of the game. By then it was too late.