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Jackets falter against Oklahoma

The GT Women's Basketball team lost their second-round NCAAT game last night to Oklahoma, 50-69. Even though we outscored Iowa State by more than triple in the paint in the first round, we couldn't bring that kind of beatdown to Oklahoma. Tough loss to a good team; however, we are still very, very proud of the Jackets, who blew away their male counterparts for another season and added insult to injury to Georgie, leaving them with a painfully memorable score (think football).

Oklahoma goes on to face Pittsburgh in the Sweet Sixteen, AND GT BASKETBALL IS OFFICIALLY, FINALLY OVER!!! Football (and some baseball) talk from here on out (from Dane, at least).

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