I was at the game. Attendance quoted is about right. Lots of folks sat higher up in their sections. We probably had 200 there. Coach Marlin acknowledged us with the UL sign as he walked off the court. I actually received 2 texts from friends saying they saw me and my group standing for the national anthem. Shout out to St. Louis (and former Cajun assistant) HS head coach Rick LeBato for providing me with some nice basketball insight as the game went along. As far as the game itself, extremely proud of how hard the guys played and with focus (only 11 turnovers which is encouraging). Although they did not have the nos. of Stroman and Marquetti, Miller and Davis deserve lots of credit in my book for how hard they fought on the glass against bigger and more athletic opponents. Although we were out rebounded, our guys battled for every ball that went to the rim and were able to force enough misses in there to give the Cajuns a chance. I was able to see those rim battles from my seat and it was a war with Roydell Brown being particularly aggressive and not always a good sport at times. Some credit has to be given to the coaching staff for having a plan to speed the Cowboys up so as we could neutralize their size advantage. Despite what was said publicly they knew Gant was out since yesterday and had to plan accordingly. Outscored them 27 to 6 after turnovers and that was the difference in the game. Still, I don't want to play too many more games without No. 23. He is the only player in the nation averaging 18 points, 8 rebounds, and 3 blocks. I am optimistic he will be back for the SLU game. He was present tonight but moving gingerly.