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Date Posted: 17:14:43 01/17/03 Fri
Author: Eagle
Subject: Re: "Canisius obviously played with a sense od desperation."
In reply to: green death 's message, "Re: "Canisius obviously played with a sense od desperation."" on 14:11:51 01/17/03 Fri

That is my exact point.

And Saintly, I did congratulate Siena on the win over Niagara. We were out-coached and out-played on our floor.

If Niagara fails to learn from a losing episode or commend the winning team then shame on us. FYI Saintly, in the Buffalo News today "Niagara coach Joe Mihalich...we were smarting from an emotional loss the other night to a good team (Siena)". See the difference? Capische?

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