White Pelican

Agreed. And probably disheartening for players on both teams.

I was there one night a few years ago when the attendance was 212 as I recall. It was one of those nights when Andre went around the building and fist-bumped EVERYONE THERE. From my TV last night, I thought the crowd was even smaller. Admittedly, I couldn't really see the crowd on the TV camera side. And yeah, 100 or so more in a big arena won't make much difference. If I hadn't gone out Monday night to the men's game, I likely would have gone to the women's. Maybe a lot of folks felt like I did. ETA: The box score also shows 317.

Yeah, glad I didn't go. Watched the stream. (From the "crowd" size, I wasn't the only one that didn't want to go out into the cold. Absolutely agree about both things mentioned above. The only thing the fouling accomplished was to let Murray get into the 90s. And the couple of video reviews, especially the last one with 11 seconds left were ridiculous.

Now there’s a hot take.

My buddy Jim Beam is waiting for me at home. He may not have much longer to wait.

Down 5 at the half. Sucking. How would you feel about a 15 point win now?

At the game. Beginning to wish I’d stayed home. We be sleepwalking.

"The Bills remain at C+ but the numbers are improving. It is possible that even a 15+ pt win might be enough to move us up to B-." Wiz, did you mean to say "might NOT be enough" there? No biggie either way, just curious if that's what you meant. To me, it's way too early (especially with injuries and changing lineups) to make any judgments about how good or bad we are. Other teams are going through the same thing and that's why they play the games.

I too wondered about the timing of Larry's shot. The play got him WIDE open but as you said, too early. Even had he made it, they still obviously had time. In a game that went to the buzzer, that whole sequence was huge. Agreed about the foul thing. None of the coaches suggested it? Or does the boss not want to? And I am firmly in the school of fouling if you're up three at the end. Especially with fouls to give.

If you mean what I think you mean, that would be goaltending. Not good. Not good at all!

Thanks 05! I kinda thought Vouyoukas was involved but it was a long time ago.

That's what I thought too. It was telling that with the team shorthanded, he didn't play in the second half.

Yeah, I know now that the game was strictly an espn+ endeavor and not "borrowed" from Bally or whatever they call it now. I rarely miss a home game but l couldn't make it last night. I fast forwarded after the game was over and the foot on the line was probable from the original view. The shot after the clock ran out was much more obvious. The interesting thing to me was I paused the playback at the moment the red light came on in the backboard. Ball was clearly in his hand still but the time (on the TV graphic at least) showed 0.2 seconds left. I assume that was also due to low production values and was not the correct time. Reminded me of the game years ago at Kiel/Savvis/whatever that we won because the TV time and the actual time were not synced up correctly. The refs reviewed the TV feed of a tip-in by the visitors and got it wrong. Missouri State maybe? Anybody else remember that? EDIT: Actually, maybe WE tipped it in after the time actually ran out but got the win due to unsynced clock. Can't remember exactly.

Is there some reason why they can't show the replays of the foot on the line and then the last attempt that was shot late? I'm home tonight and watching on espn+ and is this normal?

Someone above says he is not on the bench.