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Gameday! Let’s go tigers!! Hopefully we have some fab support today! Decent turnout yesterday for bottom 4 teams. Of course the two state schools had a much larger contingent and were louder, and they are gone. 

The “Towson section” is behind the road bench.. soo..

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Had to do a little homework on our last appearance in the NCAA tourney in 1991.  Guess I had forgotten that we played Ohio State.  If there’s anything in the way of a silver lining, “Towson State” definitely had the best showing of all the 16 seeds that tournament, giving #1 OSU all it could handle and losing by the smallest margin (11 pts).  
 

Please, please, please, let this be the year we get back there.

Go Tigers!

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3 hours ago, TuTigers2012 said:

Gameday! Let’s go tigers!! Hopefully we have some fab support today! Decent turnout yesterday for bottom 4 teams. Of course the two state schools had a much larger contingent and were louder, and they are gone. 

The “Towson section” is behind the road bench.. soo..

Was told the towson section is behind the home bench.  Section 105

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If you think the CAA is bad (ranked 16th among 32 conferences), the old ECC was one of the worst conferences in the nation. We were as low-major as you could get. But once the lights turned on, that Devin Boyd, Terrence Jacobs and Chuck Lightening 1991 team was afraid of nobody. We just didn't have the size to compete with the big boys, so we would always end up just short. Same thing with the 1991-92 team that was basically the same squad minus Devin (injured), but with the addition of 6-3 Dunbar guard Scooter Alexander. We could hang with just about anybody but couldn't close. They won the last ECC title in 1992 over Hofstra, but could not go to the tournament because the league wasn't eligible due to all the defunctions. We have never even come close to sniffing a title since then.

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14 minutes ago, Tiger1stRow said:

Was told the towson section is behind the home bench.  Section 105

105  is behind lower seed bench. Atleast through first 4 games. I mean if we win we will be lower seed going on but still

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7 minutes ago, mat1992 said:

If you think the CAA is bad (ranked 16th among 32 conferences), the old ECC was one of the worst conferences in the nation. We were as low-major as you could get. But once the lights turned on, that Devin Boyd, Terrence Jacobs and Chuck Lightening 1991 team was afraid of nobody. We just didn't have the size to compete with the big boys, so we would always end up just short. Same thing with the 1991-92 team that was basically the same squad minus Devin (injured), but with the addition of 6-3 Dunbar guard Scooter Alexander. We could hang with just about anybody but couldn't close. They won the last ECC title in 1992 over Hofstra, but could not go to the tournament because the league wasn't eligible due to all the defunctions. We have never even come close to sniffing a title since then.

Caa is bad for what it once was. Haven’t won a game in a long time. They won’t win one this year either

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2 minutes ago, TuTigers2012 said:

105  is behind lower seed bench. Atleast through first 4 games. I mean if we win we will be lower seed going on but still

Didnt realize that. Wonder why the towson ticket office received and sold tickets in section 105 instead of behind the road bench?

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6 minutes ago, TuTigers2012 said:

Caa is bad for what it once was. Haven’t won a game in a long time. They won’t win one this year either

I think Hofstra is capable, despite their terrible half against Drexel. Depends on the matchup. If they get Kansas, they are done. But they are not getting a 16. Maryland? Maybe as a 14 or 15. Maryland beat them earlier in the season by just 11 at home. While the CAA might not have a VCU or a GMU, this group of high-majors is ripe for some first round and second round upsets.

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