Women's Basketball Scores - Dec.





So what. Man you are sad. :shame: smh.

thats sad as hell... but as long as he keep kissin Kenn ass and "donating" money to the site, aint shit that can be done about it. Fiyah been on a power trip for a minute and Kenn just let him do whatever he want to do.
 
Well our student athletes read this board too, and I'm sure they would been happy to see their team get some props, now they have to search for it.....smh....
 
Well our student athletes read this board too, and I'm sure they would been happy to see their team get some props, now they have to search for it.....smh....

So while looking for the posted game scores in a thread with said name, they wouldn't be able to find it? :noidea:

I guess the Mississipians are correct about the Bamas........:sick:
 
So while looking for the posted game scores in a thread with said name, they wouldn't be able to find it? :noidea:

I guess the Mississipians are correct about the Bamas........:sick:

Dude you really don't get it, but carry on......smh...again....

I guess EVERYONE is correct about PV.......
 
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:clap:CONGARTS TO THE LADY HORNETS FOR KICKING TIDE BUTT!!! :clap:

http://www.montgomeryadvertiser.com/article/20091205/SPORTS04/912050348/1002

The Alabama State women's basketball capitalized on a healthy free throw line advantage Friday night to defeat the University of Alabama 72-67 at the Acadome.

The Hornets (3-4) made 32 of 48 free throws.

Alabama, which dropped to 4-4, made 15 of 22 free throw attempts.

"We played well and still could have won tonight's game, but we just couldn't make up for the difference in free throws," said Alabama coach Wendell Hudson. "We went on a stretch in the second half where we didn't make a basket.

"We've got to become a better shooting team overall, and we're working at that every day. A positive for us in this game is that we found out today who could really play considering the crowd we were faced with tonight."

Both team shot well from the field.

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Alabama 31 36 67

Alabama St. 32 40 72 Final


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Grambling St. 26 36 62

Kansas St. 47 40 87 Final

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Jackson St. 23 37 60

Sam Houston St. 41 35 76 Final


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Alcorn St. 20 33 53

Southern Miss 36 33 69 Final

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Prairie View A&M 33 30 63

Tulane 29 38 67 Final
 
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Prairie View A&M topples UNO 71-50 in Big Easy Classic
By The Times-Picayune
December 05, 2009, 10:03PM

Midway through the second half Saturday against Prairie View A&M, UNO was still in the game.

The Lady Privateers trailed by seven points, but the two teams were almost even in field goal percentage, rebounding and turnovers.

"And then the separation of a championship team and a team that wants to get a championship stepped in,:tup: " UNO Coach Amy Champion said. "A team that's been there and done that. They hit big shots down the stretch."

The Lady Panthers pulled away and defeated UNO 71-50 in the final game of the Big Easy Classic at the Lakefront Arena.

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i've been saying the SWAC should be ahead of alot of low major conferences in women's hoops....alot of those schools don't value women's basketball and its easier to recruit a top girl as the recruiting business is not dirty on the girls side....

playing in doubleheaders is better also for us
 
Saturday December 5, 2009

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Grambling St. 19 21 40 Final

UTEP 32 22 54


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Miles 31 26 57 Final

Alabama A&M 26 50 76

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Texas St. 31 26 57 Final

Texas Southern 30 34 64


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TX Pan American 0 49 49 Final

Jackson St. 0 48 48

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Prairie View A&M 32 39 71 Final

New Orleans 29 21 50


1 2 Total
Miss. Valley St. 29 31 60 Final

UAB 31 53 84
 
On the men side they have got to start having a large success against the large conferences becasue it runs the fan base down and/which makes the interconference play more dry. Hey, let's face it, if your team wins against the larger conference they will establish a good chance of winning in the NCAA which is the focus which should be the focuse on every team.....also keep in mind only two teams go the the tournament, one for the men and one for the women :lecture:.
 
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