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Quick Rebel Roundball Recap - But first: Schadenfreude!

Mississippi State, you know, our nationally ranked rivals, lost tonight.  They played Rider University--a school which, while I may have their Wikipedia page open, I cannot be certain even exists.  Rider is a part of the MAAC, which is short for the "Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference"--once again, something which, despite my knowledge of college sports, is totally new to me.

And not only did they lose; they got beat.  Bad.  By fourteen points.  88 to 74.  Wow.

Anyway, what's a good rivalry without some late-night-kinda-sick-but-still-drinking-despite-health-issues-blogging action?  Huh?  This is what you get, State, for being you. 

Alright, laughing and mockery aside (on my end only, of course; you're welcome to point and laugh all night if you must), here are some quick bits of tid from the Rebel basketball victory from tonight:

  • We kicked the monkey piss out of the Trojans of UALR by the tune of 92 to 64.  For those of you doing the math, that's a 28 point victory, which is exactly double the margin of victory Rider had over State.
  • Chris Warren looks badass with his mangy beard and arm sleeve thing.
  • DeAundre Cranston led the team in scoring with 21 points.  The big man also hit two from beyond the arc which is about as baller as it can get against a team like UALR.
  • I think Will Bogan is balding.
  • The Rebels outscored the Trojans by 14 in each half.  Fourteen is, once again, the margin of victory by which State lost tonight.
  • Murphy Holloway had 17 points, Terrico white had 16, and Warren and Polynice both tallied 9.
  • Of the team's five blocks, true freshman Reggie Buckner had four.  Fuck your shots, UALR.
  • Logan Nutt tallied two minutes of play and missed the one shot he took.  Nepotism!
  • Murphy Holloway notched the only double-double, with 10 rebounds to couple with his 17 points.

I guess that's it for now.  Hotty Toddy, Rebel fans.

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Wow

Maybe now they feel like we did after the South Carolina (football) loss. Something remotely similar anyway. Never heard of Rider University. Ever. This makes me happy. That may be petty, but there it is. Schadenfreude indeed.

by LucaBrasiSleepsWithTheFishes on Nov 14, 2009 1:06 AM EST via mobile reply actions  

On their Wiki page of famous alumnus...

they had to settle for THIS guy:

Bill Loguidice (1972- ), writer, who graduated Rider University in 1994. Co-wrote, “Vintage Games: An Insider Look at the History of Grand Theft Auto, Super Mario and the Most Influential Games of All Time” (Focal Press, 2009), and “Wii Fitness for Dummies” (Wiley, 2010). Co-wrote and produced the feature film documentary, “The Age of Videogames” (Lux Digital Pictures, 2010). Co-founder of the Website, Armchair Arcade (2003- ).13

by David. on Nov 14, 2009 1:43 AM EST reply actions  

What a great feeling

After two months of relentless hating and shit-talking from the State sub-trolls — for this to happen…just fucking awesome. AWESOME.

You know, I really, seriously, never used to have much of a grudge against State. I got family that went there, after all. But this? This made my heart warm tonight.

God, is this what it’s like for them when we lose? Eh, probably not. I mean, it’s not like I came or anything. I just loves me some of that Schadenfreude. Loves it.

Don't try and lay no boogie woogie on the king of rock 'n roll.

by RobRob9 on Nov 14, 2009 1:56 AM EST reply actions  

I've never been one to rejoice when State loses...

and I won’t tonight. But if State loses two or three before league play, I think that’ll be time to “give em the business.” Ole Miss’ place is to not care whether they win or lose. Makin’ fun of them losing to Rider however is… well, it’s merited. Sorry Stansbury.

by Hunter C. on Nov 14, 2009 2:17 AM EST via mobile reply actions  

And AK was pissed when Logan Nutt took that shot

With only 11 seconds left in the game, he looked absolutely shocked and then pissed when LN heaved up that long 3 pt shot, which by the way was so off the mark that there was a muffled laugh in the stands.

by 18mph on Nov 14, 2009 8:58 AM EST reply actions  

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