UW-GB loses to Valpo in semis on buzzer beater 3...

[ChicosBailBonds]

I find this laughable. I'm sorry, but it just is. Yes, it will go down as a bad loss, but on the road to a team around 155 is not "bad bad". It's not dire, not catastrophic, even though all the geniuses here sure seemed to think it was at the time. Legitimate #1-2 seed contenders have worse losses.

It was bad. That's it. Let's not make it out like we lost to Centenary at home.

Fair point.  They were in the 200's...at the time and had lost to those teams I had listed.  I think you original statement was the fuss over the loss at the time, and rightfully so because at the time it was a bad bad loss.  Since they improved, it's merely a bad loss, but I was attempting to say at the time it was a bad bad loss. They were not a good club when we played them.  Perhaps their win over us got them going.

[brewcity77]

Fair point.  They were in the 200's...at the time and had lost to those teams I had listed.  I think you original statement was the fuss over the loss at the time, and rightfully so because at the time it was a bad bad loss.  Since they improved, it's merely a bad loss, but I was attempting to say at the time it was a bad bad loss. They were not a good club when we played them.  Perhaps their win over us got them going.

Or perhaps Scoop posters were simply oblivious to a simple fact that we've learned time and time again this season: Winning on the road is hard. Six of Green Bay's seven losses at that point of the season were in true road games. The record may not have been impressive, but it's not like it was unexplainable.

But I'm getting ahead of myself, I'll wait for Sunday to put everything in perspective.

[RushmoreAcademy]

Pretty incredible shot by Valpo at the end.
Vander's shot was #6 in the top 10 when I saw this morning.  #1, and rightfully so, was the half court buzzer beater coming off the steal in the Alabama game. Pretty amazing play.