Not me.

Losing at home is the worst. If we can go get a road win at Kron Saturday, all of a sudden we will be in a position to come back home and take control of the division.

I was impressed the way we continued to fight until the very end.  This team has no quit in them.  They've come back too many times this year to give that theory any credence.  The shots were not falling tonight for anyone.  We missed wide open threes that we usually make.  We missed point blank layups.  I just caulk this up to "one of those nights."  My wife said sarcastically, "Just life at home in the MAC"!  Seriously, though the home losses this year are puzzling, I fully expect this team to keep fighting.  Tonight WMU was so much bigger than we were both in height and bulk most of the time and I think that had an impact.  We had situations all night where a guy like Stevie Taylor is guarding a 6-4 guard.  5-10 on 6-4 is a difficult matchup.  Truthfully, WMU looked like the best team I've seen in the Convo in quite awhile.  But, I'm not giving up on our guys.  Go OHIO!

My thoughts, exactly.  They had a few turnovers, but they played a very solid, fundamentally sound game.  That was a 10 point loss that felt like a 30 point loss.  All the hustle plays, all the loose balls, all the 50/50 plays seemed to go Western's way.

 

On behalf of certain poster who gives us our football orthodoxy, there was nothing wrong with the WMU game.  After all, our bench outscored theirs 21-2 and we shot 47.2% from the field.  Everything was good.  No one could for an instant doubt the quality of our play.