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[QUOTE="Toronto Cuse, post: 3216710, member: 1842"]
My breaking point is when the basketball program no longer exists.  Until that point... me, my brother, my dad, my son, my nephews, and friends will continue to watch, cheer, cook meals, and hope like hell we win.  That’s called loyalty.  I hope you all end up with wives, kids, co-workers, and friends who love you unconditionally.  Life is much more fulfilling when you have that kind of support system.  Real fans show extra support when their teams need it.  In the end the good times are so much sweeter when you love unconditionally when times are tough.  I watched all 40 minutes today as always.  We made roast beef and hung our Christmas ornaments.  The Roast was cooked to perfection (medium rare).  My son hung his 44 ornament (his first) at halftime.  It was a solid afternoon despite the loss.   Wish we would have played better and won.  No different than anyone else on the board.  But certainly wouldn’t have rather not could I migraine doing anything else on a Saturday in December with my family.  Love you all.
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