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Originally posted by HU WaterBoi08:
I dont know what place oldsport speaks of but anyone that knows that Hampton gets very little to no home court advantage. Calls rarely go Hamptons ways at home and the crowd was pro A&T as HU is on spring break this week. The game was poorly officiated both ways the whole game. and unfortunately there were some questionable calls but they went both ways.As Hampton shot 23 FTs to A&T's 20 and a total of 15 fouls on hampton and 16 on A&T.

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Originally posted by outsider:

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Originally posted by HU WaterBoi08:
I dont know what place oldsport speaks of but anyone that knows that Hampton gets very little to no home court advantage. Calls rarely go Hamptons ways at home and the crowd was pro A&T as HU is on spring break this week. The game was poorly officiated both ways the whole game. and unfortunately there were some questionable calls but they went both ways.

I seem to remember an HU win over NSU last year on the women's side where everyone (other than the 3 refs) saw the Hampton girl shoot the ball after the buzzer and red light went off, but they counted it anyway.

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It's supposed to hurt. ...
"I dream big," said head coach Patricia Cage-Bibbs. “And the great thing now is that we have their [the Lady Aggies]attention. Sometimes when you lose you win because it’s painful for them right now. They’re hurting. So if they don’t want to feel this pain again they better come to play every night because when you get into that tournament it’s one and done.”

What may have been more painful is that this Bibbs’ first loss to Hampton – a team she led to three MEAC Championships – in six games. The Pirates ended the Aggies chance of becoming the first team in the program’s history to go undefeated in the conference. They also ended the Aggies school record 15-game winning streak.

“It was a great game,’’ said Bibbs. “It came down to that last shot. Hampton executed tonight. This is a team we beat by 32 points in our gym, so you have to give them credit..."


“I was concerned about this team coming in because Hampton rebounds the ball so well,’’ said Bibbs. “They’re also a mirror image of us because I was there at Hampton for seven seasons. I didn’t know how we would react seeing ourselves in the mirror, but I was proud of the ladies because they came out focused. They knew what was on the line.”

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Originally posted by oldsport:
In the end and down the stretch I bet Hampton won the game on the foul line. Also, I bet the refs missed alot of Hampton travel calls. The tall african girl (Okoh or whatever her name is) always walks. Hampton won't have those homer refs in Raleigh.

My perception of Hampton Women's Basketball and their coach has not changed. Let's see what happens away from the confines of that homer ref inhabited Hampton Convocation Center.

I know against Morgan, Hampton went to the foul line 49 TIMES and ended up winning by 5 or 6. We killed them when they came to B-more. They turned the ball over like bag ladies 33 TIMES.

Lady Aggies should be okay going into the tournament. You probably just finished playing 8 people against your 5. It's tough to get a evenly called game in the Hampton Convocation Center.

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Originally posted by DrBlackbeard:
^^^ "Bingo!" my azz!

LMAO. As usual, irrelevant comments from the peanut gallery are worth about as much as an old crusty bucket of hot spit spiked with cold chit.

OK, Now that the foregoing has been firmly established, let's see what a pro, coach Cage-Bibbs, had to say about how or why her team lost last night's game:

quote:

It's supposed to hurt. ...
"I dream big," said head coach Patricia Cage-Bibbs. “And the great thing now is that we have their [the Lady Aggies]attention. Sometimes when you lose you win because it’s painful for them right now. They’re hurting. So if they don’t want to feel this pain again they better come to play every night because when you get into that tournament it’s one and done.”

What may have been more painful is that this Bibbs’ first loss to Hampton – a team she led to three MEAC Championships – in six games. The Pirates ended the Aggies chance of becoming the first team in the program’s history to go undefeated in the conference. They also ended the Aggies school record 15-game winning streak.

“It was a great game,’’ said Bibbs. “It came down to that last shot. Hampton executed tonight. This is a team we beat by 32 points in our gym, so you have to give them credit..."


“I was concerned about this team coming in because Hampton rebounds the ball so well,’’ said Bibbs. “They’re also a mirror image of us because I was there at Hampton for seven seasons. I didn’t know how we would react seeing ourselves in the mirror, but I was proud of the ladies because they came out focused. They knew what was on the line.”

Well...for all intents and purposes, this sums up the beginning, the middle, and the end of this story.

Beating this dead horse with stupid azz assertions while cracking open and gumming more stale azz peanuts aint't gonna change a dayum thing, now is it? That's what I thought!

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Originally posted by HU WaterBoi08:
It didn't save his job at all, he is in the first year over a new multi-year contract.

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Originally posted by oldsport:

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Originally posted by DrBlackbeard:
^^^ "Bingo!" my azz!

LMAO. As usual, irrelevant comments from the peanut gallery are worth about as much as an old crusty bucket of hot spit spiked with cold chit.

OK, Now that the foregoing has been firmly established, let's see what a pro, coach Cage-Bibbs, had to say about how or why her team lost last night's game:

quote:

It's supposed to hurt. ...
"I dream big," said head coach Patricia Cage-Bibbs. “And the great thing now is that we have their [the Lady Aggies]attention. Sometimes when you lose you win because it’s painful for them right now. They’re hurting. So if they don’t want to feel this pain again they better come to play every night because when you get into that tournament it’s one and done.”

What may have been more painful is that this Bibbs’ first loss to Hampton – a team she led to three MEAC Championships – in six games. The Pirates ended the Aggies chance of becoming the first team in the program’s history to go undefeated in the conference. They also ended the Aggies school record 15-game winning streak.

“It was a great game,’’ said Bibbs. “It came down to that last shot. Hampton executed tonight. This is a team we beat by 32 points in our gym, so you have to give them credit..."


“I was concerned about this team coming in because Hampton rebounds the ball so well,’’ said Bibbs. “They’re also a mirror image of us because I was there at Hampton for seven seasons. I didn’t know how we would react seeing ourselves in the mirror, but I was proud of the ladies because they came out focused. They knew what was on the line.”

Well...for all intents and purposes, this sums up the beginning, the middle, and the end of this story.

Beating this dead horse with stupid azz assertions while cracking open and gumming more stale azz peanuts aint't gonna change a dayum thing, now is it? That's what I thought!

Pat's being nice. I know she was worried about these clown azz refs when she saw the three who were scheduled to call the game. That's a fact jack.

However, this win may have saved Mebane's job.

Hey PIE-RATS, don't expect to duplicate this feat in the tournament.

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Originally posted by trurattler99:
I wouldn't necessarily call this "upset of the year". An upset would be WSSU beating NC A&T in the MEAC tournament championship game and going on to the round of 64. Now that would be an amazing upset. Just my opinion.

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Originally posted by outsider:

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Originally posted by trurattler99:
I wouldn't necessarily call this "upset of the year". An upset would be WSSU beating NC A&T in the MEAC tournament championship game and going on to the round of 64. Now that would be an amazing upset. Just my opinion.

That would be an amazing feat, esp. since WSSU is not eligible for the MEAC Tournament.

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Originally posted by oldsport:

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Originally posted by DrBlackbeard:
^^^ "Bingo!" my azz!

LMAO. As usual, irrelevant comments from the peanut gallery are worth about as much as an old crusty bucket of hot spit spiked with cold chit.

OK, Now that the foregoing has been firmly established, let's see what a pro, coach Cage-Bibbs, had to say about how or why her team lost last night's game:

quote:

It's supposed to hurt. ...
"I dream big," said head coach Patricia Cage-Bibbs. “And the great thing now is that we have their [the Lady Aggies]attention. Sometimes when you lose you win because it’s painful for them right now. They’re hurting. So if they don’t want to feel this pain again they better come to play every night because when you get into that tournament it’s one and done.”

What may have been more painful is that this Bibbs’ first loss to Hampton – a team she led to three MEAC Championships – in six games. The Pirates ended the Aggies chance of becoming the first team in the program’s history to go undefeated in the conference. They also ended the Aggies school record 15-game winning streak.

“It was a great game,’’ said Bibbs. “It came down to that last shot. Hampton executed tonight. This is a team we beat by 32 points in our gym, so you have to give them credit..."


“I was concerned about this team coming in because Hampton rebounds the ball so well,’’ said Bibbs. “They’re also a mirror image of us because I was there at Hampton for seven seasons. I didn’t know how we would react seeing ourselves in the mirror, but I was proud of the ladies because they came out focused. They knew what was on the line.”

Well...for all intents and purposes, this sums up the beginning, the middle, and the end of this story.

Beating this dead horse with stupid azz assertions while cracking open and gumming more stale azz peanuts aint't gonna change a dayum thing, now is it? That's what I thought!

Pat's being nice. I know she was worried about these clown azz refs when she saw the three who were scheduled to call the game. That's a fact jack.

However, this win may have saved Mebane's job.

Hey PIE-RATS, don't expect to duplicate this feat in the tournament.

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Originally posted by Captain Silver:

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Originally posted by oldsport:

quote:

Originally posted by DrBlackbeard:
^^^ "Bingo!" my azz!

LMAO. As usual, irrelevant comments from the peanut gallery are worth about as much as an old crusty bucket of hot spit spiked with cold chit.

OK, Now that the foregoing has been firmly established, let's see what a pro, coach Cage-Bibbs, had to say about how or why her team lost last night's game:

quote:

It's supposed to hurt. ...
"I dream big," said head coach Patricia Cage-Bibbs. “And the great thing now is that we have their [the Lady Aggies]attention. Sometimes when you lose you win because it’s painful for them right now. They’re hurting. So if they don’t want to feel this pain again they better come to play every night because when you get into that tournament it’s one and done.”

What may have been more painful is that this Bibbs’ first loss to Hampton – a team she led to three MEAC Championships – in six games. The Pirates ended the Aggies chance of becoming the first team in the program’s history to go undefeated in the conference. They also ended the Aggies school record 15-game winning streak.

“It was a great game,’’ said Bibbs. “It came down to that last shot. Hampton executed tonight. This is a team we beat by 32 points in our gym, so you have to give them credit..."


“I was concerned about this team coming in because Hampton rebounds the ball so well,’’ said Bibbs. “They’re also a mirror image of us because I was there at Hampton for seven seasons. I didn’t know how we would react seeing ourselves in the mirror, but I was proud of the ladies because they came out focused. They knew what was on the line.”

Well...for all intents and purposes, this sums up the beginning, the middle, and the end of this story.

Beating this dead horse with stupid azz assertions while cracking open and gumming more stale azz peanuts aint't gonna change a dayum thing, now is it? That's what I thought!

Pat's being nice. I know she was worried about these clown azz refs when she saw the three who were scheduled to call the game. That's a fact jack.

However, this win may have saved Mebane's job.

Hey PIE-RATS, don't expect to duplicate this feat in the tournament.

The real deal is that OLDSPORT is worried that his BEARS may have trouble beating the Pirates 3 times in one season.