PURDUE DVD UPDATE 3

[Diehard Pony]

All of the remaining orders, excluding 2 new ones received today, went in today's mail before the 3PM closing.

Once you receive your disk and get a chance to play it, I would appreciate your comments about it positive, or negative, and do so on Ponyfans.com. Issues might be common to everyone who received one. Initially I was trying to view them for quality control, but the large number of orders precluded me from continuing to do so.

Also, when you see the game (if you haven't already) I think you will witness both the Rack and Lowe in break out games.

I hope you enjoy it. I've seen mine several times, and still get a kick out of it.

P.S. FloridaMustang I am still awaiting your address. Thks.

<small>[ 12-27-2003, 04:41 PM: Message edited by: Diehard Pony ]</small>

[FloridaMustang]

Sorry about that! I didnt get your email until today.. check your box.

Money is in the mail tomorrow.
Thanks!

[Diehard Pony]

All orders received through today are now either in the mail or FedEx, as requested.

Be on the watch.

[ponyboy]

Just got your voicemail, DieHard. Will try to give you a ring tomorrow.

Excellent work on the DVD! The inlaws were a little puzzled by my insistence on playing it on Christmas day!

[The Q]

Looks like I'm a late arrival to this topic - someone has a DVD of the game? What are you charging for copies?

[Diehard Pony]

Originally posted by The Q:
Looks like I'm a late arrival to this topic - someone has a DVD of the game? What are you charging for copies?

Just $5.00...well below cost. I'm happy to comply. Just send me an e-mail.

[Mustangs35SMU]

*prays his DVD is in his mail box today*
I hate living 2 hours away lol

[Mustangs35SMU]

Just thought I post this artical I found

A loss on the road to Oklahoma is understandable for Purdue.

Losing at home to Southern Methodist is not.

The 22nd-ranked Boilermakers hope to rebound from one their most surprising losses in recent memory when they host struggling Evansville in an all-Indiana matchup on Saturday.

Purdue has used the Boilermaker Invitational as its own personal tuneup for the Big Ten schedule, posting a 23-1 record since its inception in 1990. The Boilermakers opened this year's tournament last Saturday with an 80-69 victory over Indiana-Purdue-Fort Wayne, but their 22-game win streak in the event came to a stunning end Sunday with a 60-59 loss to SMU.

Purdue's only other loss in the tournament was to Wisconsin-Green Bay, 69-53 on Dec. 7, 1991.

SMU's Bryan Hopkins scored on a driving layup with 24 seconds left, and Kenneth Lowe missed on two chances to win the game for the Boilermakers in the final seconds.

``I think that we've had games like this all year and got away with them,'' Purdue coach Gene Keady said. ``We didn't compete tonight and SMU just outplayed us.''

Poor outside shooting and a lack of defensive intensity were mainly to blame for Purdue's second loss in four games - the other at then-No. 11 Oklahoma on Dec. 11. Lowe, David Teague and Melvin Buckley combined to shoot just 31.4 percent (11-for-35) while SMU shot 51 percent (24-of-47).

``This team, right now, can go either way,'' Keady said. ``We can either be a real bad team in March or a real fun team. It's going to be a nice test to see how we respond.''

Lowe had 19 points and seven rebounds and was named tournament MVP. He is the only Purdue player with a double-figure scoring average this season, netting 15.1 points per game.

Getting back into the win column Sunday is imperative for the Boilermakers, whose schedule gets much more difficult next week. Purdue visits Colorado State on Tuesday in the first of four straight road games, a stretch which includes the start of Big Ten play Jan. 7 against Iowa.

Evansville (1-6) has lost two straight after beating Eastern Illinois on Dec. 13 for its only win of the season

The Purple Aces allowed 20 points in the final 5:12 of the game in losing 92-82 to Western Kentucky on Saturday.

This will be Evansville's first game against a ranked opponent since it beat then-No. 9 Creighton 74-66 on Jan. 23. The Purple Aces are just 2-12 against Big Ten teams in 27 years at the Division I level.

Purdue is 3-0 against Evansville at home, but this is the first meeting between the teams since 1984.

[StangEsq]

Originally posted by Mustangs35SMU:
Just thought I post this artical I found

Where did you find this article? A purdue loss to anyone is understandable. Keady is a joke... the Mac Brown of college basketball.

By the way thanks to DHP for the DVD. Received it today and will check it out tomorrow. :]

<small>[ 12-29-2003, 08:53 PM: Message edited by: StangEsq ]</small>

[Mustangs35SMU]

Found it on my AOL website thingy
Like here Ill get the site
Ack its gone now..I dunno where it called but oo well the site where it was is done now