UNO answers with a three.sigh
UNO answers with a three.sigh
6:02 in the 2nd
Cajuns 62
UNO 65
I remembered how good McCaleb was.Originally Posted by CajunKate
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4:00 left
Cajuns 64
UNO 69
Sidenote- the pud of an announcer is initializing us to death. If he initializes with the extra L one more time, I may jump through the TV and strangle him.
Cajuns can't get a break. Nothing will fall.
2:00 left
Cajuns 66
UNO 71
Sidenote- Don't think James came off the bench tonight.
1:30 left
Cajuns 66
UNO 73
Refs are guilty of influencing the outcome of the game in my opinion.
1:03 left
Cajuns 68
UNO 75
The Cajuns' poor play is helping the refs in their quest however.Originally Posted by CajunKate
Final Score
Cajuns 76
UNO 80
Well, the Cajuns actually showed up tonight as opposed to Saturday. They were clearly frustrated at the end tonight and very disappointed. Need to get some chemistry going. Seems like Lee is still very much experimenting with lineups.
UNO killed us with the three and McCalebb, who had at least 36 (almost half the total score for UNO). UNO has no team without McCalebb- end of story.
NEW ORLEANS -The UL Ragin' Cajuns may have found the answer to their offensive problems Wednesday night.
But they never could find an answer for New Orleans guard Bo McCalebb.
The Cajuns had four players set new career highs in points scored, but it was McCalebb's career high 36 points that trumped them all as the Privateers held off a pesky Cajun squad 80-76 at the Human Performance Center on the campus of UNO.
"I have never seen anyone like him," UL coach Robert Lee said. "He did something tonight he hasn't done all year, he hit jump shots. When he makes jump shots, he is virtually unguardable. Give him credit."
I guess we need to take this year as a rebuilding year. I still think this team might provide us with a lot of excitement towards the end of the season.
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I nominate McCaleb's shoulder as the player of the game.Originally Posted by CajunKate
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McCaleb used his head as well as his shoulder on one play. Don't blame him though. He is an aggressive player who is very competitive. Why not get away with it if you can?Originally Posted by AstroCajun
There will be no calls for blocking as long as he leads with his shoulder not his head, oh! Wait? We are talking about basketball, not the NFL.Originally Posted by Cajunsmike
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That no. 1 can play for my team anytime. He is a stud.![]()
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