It was against Long Beach that the troubles began and I think, its going to be against Long Beach that the troubles are going to end. Long Beach barely got past the Cats at the Pyramid, but now they have to come to the Dee... This is our house!!
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Dec 11: Long Beach State
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talhadfoursteals
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Weber should have beaten Long Beach earlier in the season. That game at their place was awful!! Weber owes them.
PURPLEFORLIFE
Active member
I'll do my best to get to the game, and bring a bunch of my friends with me.
PURPLEFORLIFE said:
Congrats Cats, it was a ugly 1st half but we came out and were tough in the second half.
Our group had 9, usually we get 6 there. And I finally made a free throw during the Farr's diamond shoot out. I was nervious after the lady infront of me made it, I didn't want to choke. Got the roll over the rim. My wife says I have to spend 20 min a night shooting...
weberwildcat
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Game quotes:
"We had a feeling we hadn't felt in a long time," said WSU forward Kyle Bullinger, who finished with 10 points. "Aggressiveness and intensity; we were having fun tonight and that is key if you're going to be successful."
"I thought we got some stops and rebounded the ball tough in traffic," said WSU coach Randy Rahe. "Once we got in transition we shared the ball very well and knocked down some shots."
"We didn't like the feeling of just coming out and losing and getting beat like that, so we came back and had a few tough practices and got our toughness back because we were hungry for a win," said Lillard, whose 15 points were a career high.
"It doesn't make your season, but it's good to see that when we put the kids through some tough things and made them work hard they responded well," Rahe said. "It was really good to see them come out and get a win because they earned this win."
"We had no choice but to respond," said Bullinger, who hit a 3-pointer near the end of the first half to tie the game at 27 heading into intermission.
"I feel like this was a turning point and everybody knows what it feels like to win so who wouldn't want to keep doing it," Lillard said.
"We had a feeling we hadn't felt in a long time," said WSU forward Kyle Bullinger, who finished with 10 points. "Aggressiveness and intensity; we were having fun tonight and that is key if you're going to be successful."
"I thought we got some stops and rebounded the ball tough in traffic," said WSU coach Randy Rahe. "Once we got in transition we shared the ball very well and knocked down some shots."
"We didn't like the feeling of just coming out and losing and getting beat like that, so we came back and had a few tough practices and got our toughness back because we were hungry for a win," said Lillard, whose 15 points were a career high.
"It doesn't make your season, but it's good to see that when we put the kids through some tough things and made them work hard they responded well," Rahe said. "It was really good to see them come out and get a win because they earned this win."
"We had no choice but to respond," said Bullinger, who hit a 3-pointer near the end of the first half to tie the game at 27 heading into intermission.
"I feel like this was a turning point and everybody knows what it feels like to win so who wouldn't want to keep doing it," Lillard said.
The Cats came out and played with a lot of aggression and intensity in the first half, and kept it going in the second. The first half was somewhat sloppy, there were a few lapses, and some missed shots that should have fallen, but other than that the team played tough. I like this team... I like the fact that anyone could be the leading scorer on any given night. The best part about this game was that we were able to see what Lillard can do. I was wrong... Rahe kept Lillard at the 1 and put McCoy at the 2, which worked out great (hillarious that our 2 is 5-6 lOl).
weberwildcat1
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bobandwaldo said:
The Long Beach State player looks like he is posing for the shot.
Purplefanzz
Active member
I thought the Cats showed up last night for the full 40 min(finally). The only thing that would've made it better is less turnovers and a D-Will dunk!!! I'd like to see him dunk more with two hands, some of those dunk attempts last night could've been made.
