On a more upbeat note: was the press-breaking pass to a wide open Detroit coach the best play of the year? #4's mortified look was the high point of the game for me.

(12-14-2014 09:08 PM)H2Oville Rocket Wrote:  On a more upbeat note: was the press-breaking pass to a wide open Detroit coach the best play of the year? #4's mortified look was the high point of the game for me.

I liked the way the coach just stood there holding the ball but saying nothing. Her silence and demeanor spoke volumes.

(12-14-2014 10:03 PM)T-Town Wrote:  

(12-14-2014 09:08 PM)H2Oville Rocket Wrote:  On a more upbeat note: was the press-breaking pass to a wide open Detroit coach the best play of the year? #4's mortified look was the high point of the game for me.

I liked the way the coach just stood there holding the ball but saying nothing. Her silence and demeanor spoke volumes.

Coach had good hands. The surprise factor alone could have caused her to travel and her four inch heels would have made it easy. She did well to hold on.

Still firmly believe we are no better than a 4-7 seed in the MAC. If somehow won the MACC would be a dead eye for a 15 or 16 seed. The girls are young. Still don't see anything that resembles the Naama years.

Just saw this tweet (it's pasted below).

"50-50 pot from Sunday’s UT WBB game was not claimed. Prize: $1,006. Winning ticket: Q-65516. Claim within 30 days by calling 419-530-4183"

So, which of you guys left the game early?

Here's a link to the UT Twitter account.

https://twitter.com/ToledoRockets

Overall the Idaho game was good, the Detroit game not so much. But individually, Brenae Harris was named the MAC West Player of the Week for her performances in the Glass City Classic.

http://www.utrockets.com/ViewArticle.dbm...=209809644