- This topic has 8 replies, 6 voices, and was last updated 6 years, 6 months ago by
.
-
Posts
-
The 14-1 Lady Wolves defeated Syracuse this afternoon. Really exciting game. Ladies ruled for the first half. Then lost old Mo. They were down 10…but showed their femininity and came back and scratched and clawed and pulled it out. Four in double figures. Had foul issues with the PG, but everyone stepped up.
This was the best NCSU BB game that I have to….have attended 4 in the past 9 days. One really ugly win (UNCG) and two disappointing losses at the PNC. Reynolds was loud even though the crowd was probably around 40%. They sell SENIOR Reserved seats for $5. Now that was a deal. Split a drink with the DW and a popcorn. Cheapest date in a long time.
I will point out that the SR Section was really rocking….the lady next to me was at least 5 years my senior and she yelled at the lady ref….”Ref, you SUCK”. Her hubby ribbed her and she blushed. Yelled, at the top of my lungs, a shot clock countdown for Syracuse on a critical possession….except I was off by about 3 seconds. My little timing error prompted the Cuse’ Guard to hastily put up an errant shot. Got high fived by the gray haired crowd.
The women will surely be ranked now, with a chance to improve on that with a win at Carolina. The Heels lost to MD today. Nice job with the “senior moment” countdown…
Attendance for last 3 @PackWomensBball games: Elon 1276 LSU 2025 Syracuse 3485 This trend needs to continue. PACK Reynolds GO STATE #GoPack
— Chris Hathcock (@NCSUMicMan) January 6, 2014
Praise the Lord and Pass the ball around. Wes Moore and his inherited Kelly’s crew done made it BIG TIME. They are number 20.
Syracuse has fallen out of the 25….take that, you Orange Clad banshees….
Way to GO….
Good comeback win last night. Very impressive. The players are playing hard and well. Good balance between the backcourt and frontcourt. Coach Moore has his players completely buy in and now look at the results. When I see how he started, I remember the great quote:
It is better to be the one after the one who replaces the legend than to be the one who replaces the legend.
- You must be logged in to reply to this topic.
