Ladies Quarterfinal

[CMJ]

DU 32

NT 21

Halftime

I think we only shot about 15% from the field. If the Ladies can get some shots to fall we can make this interesting in a hurry.

[Green P1]

Is there a chat session going on?

Word

[CMJ]

DU 32

NT 26

19:04 to go...Pioneer timeout

GREAT start to the half by the Mean Green

[CMJ]

DU 38

NT 28

15:50 to go

Pioneers regained control of the game, but both teams seem to be playing better now

[CMJ]

DU 49

NT 38

11:13 to go

[CMJ]

DU 55

NT 41

7:53 to go

About ready to write this one off.

[CMJ]

DU 61

NT 46

3:57 to go

Well, the girls fought hard without their best player. I'm curious to see what Year 2 under Coach Stephens brings.

[CMJ]

NT on a 12-0 run...down 66-63....WOW

[CMJ]

DU 67

NT 63

Final

Wow, what a comeback effort.

[Green to the Bone]

First-time head coach takes over a lackluster program, wins one playoff game, nearly wins two. Pretty good start. Congratulations to the coach and team.

[emmitt01]

DU 67

NT 63

Final

Wow, what a comeback effort.

This makes me feel pretty good about NT basketball overall. JJ has a pretty good program going and SS hasn't even brought in "her" players yet. I wish I could feel the same about football.

[KRAM1]

You can Emmitt...just open your mind to the possibility that "good things are happening" with UNT football. I saw lots of "good things" at practice Friday. Go read the reports on the football board from Friday's practice. Almost as many fans showed up for practice as students going on the "free" bus to Hot Springs! Too bad you couldn't make it to practice. I "assume" you were not there as I saw most of the fans who were there and did not recognize that you were in attendance.

One does tend to find in life the things they are looking for both good and bad. Try to focus on the "good" and you might just start to feel a little better about the football team. Just saying......

BTW...this is not a dig at you Emmitt at all, it is just a note that you can feel good about UNT football because there appear to be many changes from the last two seasons already being reflected on the field.