What about Player #4: 17.1 Points/game, 50.2% from the field (40% from 3), 5.4 boards/game, 2.3 assists/game and 1.7 steals/game.

In our own version of a "blind resume" this player is Hiram's Chris Roberts  . Better than all the players in all the categories except assists. I think this is the best arguement over any of the other players listed. I am just saying this to make a point that most colleges can probably put up a legitimate "beef" for some of their guys. This should just give the players a reason to work even harder in the off-season.

I cant wait for next season, with so much young talent in the conference, and a lot of game experience under their belts, should make things very exciting.

I was just looking through some box scores from the games last night and saw that Aaron Brock didn't play last night against OWU. Anyone from Wabash know the reason why?

seinfeld,

I have no idea who you think I am, but you are sadly mistaken. Yes I did change my name, but only because I had it TheDoggies because I am a browns fans, not because I support Hiram,Thus the reason why I changed it, I did not want that mistake to be made by other members, but hey I suppose you are entitled to your own opinion (say hi to george and kramer for me). To go back to the incident in 2006, I have only heard about this. I have never seen it so I have no basis to ever comment on that incident.

However, I did see the incident tonight, and I agree with the Wittenberg player. Obviously there is no need for a bucket at that time for Wooster to win. Up 9 with what about 5 seconds and the a STARTER is trying to run up the score? Come on now, thats high school JV stuff. I would expect a senior to have some class and not do that. But its just another thing to intensify the rivalry I guess.

I was at the Hiram/Wooster game on wednesday and I do not know what some of you guys are talking about. Now, I am not a fan of either team, and if you are calling the foul where the Hiram player jumped in the air and tried to deflect a lob pass being thrown to the wooster player and he fouled him and the wooster player ended up into the wall. I do not see the "thugness" out of that. If the hiram player had just ran underneath him then yes that would be a thug like foul, but the kid was making a hustle play and ended up giving a hard fould.

One thug thing I DID see was during the post game handshake. I do not know what was said for sure, but I saw a Wooster player start to jaw at the Hiram players, which made the Hiram players start to jaw back. You'd think a team that boasts the highest winning percentage this decade would know how to take a win. That stuff will just fire up a team for the next time they meet, and the way I saw it was if Hiram would have shot better, then the game would have been interesting. Hopefully this doesn't affect the next meeting to the point where there are intentional fights or people getting in each other's faces.

By the way, the kid that missed the dunk probably missed it because he traveled