Where was the halftime adjustments?
This is what I was wondering. It seemed like they had no idea what Loyola was going todo offensively or defensively. Like the coaches forgot to tell them and only concentrated pre-game plan on what we wanted to do offensively and defensively and Loyola would just bow to our will. And then we just couldn’t stay in front of guys.
Ayo’s play was unsettling, but bad games happen. To me what hurt was no injury or sense of immediacy by the team. Played like they thought they were better than Loyola rather than they were better and were out to show just that. Evidently Loyola didn’t get the memo.
Tough way to go out, but this team in general and Ayo during his career have given us plenty of great memories — and one bad one. With a little time I’ll remember more of the former than the latter. But still need some time. Great season guy.