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RE: But is it a sustainable business model for winning?
Well, there is our answer -- just one game after the question was posed. So, falling behind by 15 in the first half, being behind by 15-20 in the second half, then getting lock-down defense, making foul shots, and hitting timely 3's to pull out the unlikely W ----- well, that is not a sustainable business model for the Tribe.

Tough losing a home game but now we have the one home loss out of our system. Time to step up and be ready to beat NE on Thursday.
01-13-2018 05:58 PM
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