The First One I Can Remember

[EagleMBA]

The game is still going on and it is the most embarrassing loss I can remember since Trilliball. I hope JJ makes those guys walk back to Dallas! I always listen to the WHOLE game and the "Post Mortem"; when I go to the game, I NEVER leave before the final buzzer. There is a first time for everything...I have lost the will to listen any longer and am turning off the radio NOW.

[UNTX]

I agree. That was extremely painful to listen to. Down by 25 at the half! I wouldn't have ever guessed that it would be that bad. We've got teams in the Belt better than Baylor. Ugh.

Jones didn't make it up for the post game interview. Hank mentioned he was still with the team and wasn't happy. At all.

[CaraBear]

yeah we turned the game off.

[NT80]

Only thing worse than the men's game...was the women's game....ugh!

[CMJ]

Not a good night for NT basketball....

[JulieRene]

I went to the women's game, but I left at the beginning of the second half of the men's game. I have never left a game early, especially not a game that I traveled to, but it just became too unbearable! It's just not a good basketball night!

[Buford_Julep]

We were there for the whole game. The guys fought hard and did their best. They have nothing to be ashamed of. NT's shooting was ice cold while Baylor's shooting was unconscious hot. Roberts was a load, big, tall, stong and a great shooter.

We listened to Bliss on radio after the game. He was ecstatic over how his team played on offense and defense. He gave credit to Mike DeGrate for playing a good game.

The NT women ran into a top 25 type team in Baylor. Too bad we couldn't have signed Stan Blackmon' kids. He has two daughters playing for Baylor, and a son played for Arkansas-Little Rock a couple of years ago.

[Green Jackal]

The guys fought hard and did their best.

No offense, but I hope your wrong about them doing their best. Otherwise it will be a long season.

[class84]

Chris Davis needs to get it in gear quickly or it will be a disaster in conference play. Without Hopkins, there's not much other consistent scoring on the floor at any time.