BearcatAlum1
Well-known member
NO, I'm not talking about running the BET table and securing the automatic bid. NO, I'm talking talking about popping a few Viagra (Ralph......cough).
I'm talking about the feeling in March that we experienced so often. It is hard to describe, but it is a combination of anxiety, excitement, hope and fear (some might get these feelings for other reasons....).
While the season has not worked out as we all thought after Maui, we have a pulse in March. We're now 18-14 (7-11). I think we need to advance to the BET finals to receive an at-large bid, but we have a chance.
Every game is an elimination game. Every game could be our last. We're fighting for our lives.
This was apparent when Yancy picked up his 3rd foul with 12 minutes remaining in the game and Mick pulled him out against Yancy's wishes. Yancy was out of the game for about 30 seconds then re-entered. I would guarantee that Mick told him he had 3 fouls and we need him on the floor to win, so be smart and don't commit stupid fouls.
That's desperation. That's playing with abandonment. That's the do or die attitude we all love. We may lose, but we're going to lose with our best on the floor. I love that attitude.
As it even needs mentioning, huge game tonight against our former coach and WVA. We can put ourselves back into the discussion with a win. Effort, energy and concentration.
Win or lose, I'm glad to have a pulse in March again.
I'm talking about the feeling in March that we experienced so often. It is hard to describe, but it is a combination of anxiety, excitement, hope and fear (some might get these feelings for other reasons....).
While the season has not worked out as we all thought after Maui, we have a pulse in March. We're now 18-14 (7-11). I think we need to advance to the BET finals to receive an at-large bid, but we have a chance.
Every game is an elimination game. Every game could be our last. We're fighting for our lives.
This was apparent when Yancy picked up his 3rd foul with 12 minutes remaining in the game and Mick pulled him out against Yancy's wishes. Yancy was out of the game for about 30 seconds then re-entered. I would guarantee that Mick told him he had 3 fouls and we need him on the floor to win, so be smart and don't commit stupid fouls.
That's desperation. That's playing with abandonment. That's the do or die attitude we all love. We may lose, but we're going to lose with our best on the floor. I love that attitude.
As it even needs mentioning, huge game tonight against our former coach and WVA. We can put ourselves back into the discussion with a win. Effort, energy and concentration.
Win or lose, I'm glad to have a pulse in March again.