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Former Coach Haller doing the broadcast and mentioned SMU has a "lively crowd" in Moody tonight. Looked like it was a late arriving crowd to me but good to hear from Haller who has seen some pretty dead crowds in Moody during our G5 days

Guys aren't playing with the same intensity they opened this game with. Will be interesting to see what substitution combinations Enfield goes with in this 2nd half

Miller 3 gives SMU 11-7 edge in second half
62-35

Cross got the start but hasn't seen much time. Did he get hurt early?

Charleston Pony wrote:Former Coach Haller doing the broadcast and mentioned SMU has a "lively crowd" in Moody tonight. Looked like it was a late arriving crowd to me but good to hear from Haller who has seen some pretty dead crowds in Moody during our G5 days

Meh...... the students aren't letting them have it like they did in the first. Some have left.

Charleston Pony wrote:Cross got the start but hasn't seen much time. Did he get hurt early?

That's got to be the case. He subbed out after 1 minute and hasn't been back

Colbert fouled out and both Traore and Gorener have 3 fouls. We are going to need Samet and Holmes to contribute minutes in the post as this season wears on

SMU has missed last 4 FGs, but TSU has missed 10 of last 13

67-42 — 10:35 to go

Boopie Miller is incredibly quick. Picked off a steal, drove the floor and split two defenders for a nice layup.

More importantly, he landed awkwardly and limped off.

Trying to walk it off, just took a seat near the coaches. With SMU leading by 29 with 8:30 to go, maybe his night is over?

Harris 28-foot alley-oop to Ambrose-Hylton makes it 79-46

Timeout music with video board request for fans to turn on phone flashlights. Will be better when crowds get larger.

Broadcast just pointed out that Cross is in street clothes at the end of the bench but no word on possible injury. Hope Boopie didn't injure his ankle coming down awkwardly on that drive.

PonyPride wrote:Boopie Miller is incredibly quick. Picked off a steal, drove the floor and split two defenders for a nice layup.

More importantly, he landed awkwardly and limped off.

Trying to walk it off, just took a seat near the coaches. With SMU leading by 29 with 8:30 to go, maybe his night is over?

Shows what I know. Miller checks back in with 6:35 to go.

Was pretty sure Oquendo would join the double figure scorers tonight but he's disappeared now

Ambrose-Hylton takes outlet pass, soars for huge dunk

81-49