College Basketball: Newest Member of the Winless Club - Savanna State

[JohnBM01]

GTPlanet, with college football recruiting and making changes for the upcoming season, and with some college footballers hitting the hardwood, there are many stories. Among the stories includes Illinois still being undefeated, Duke upsetting North Carolina, Maryland upsetting Duke, and Texas Tech recently upsetting Kansas in Lubbock, one team made history recently... but it was nothing to cheer for. Back in the 1991-1992 NCAA Basketball season, Prairie View A&M went winless at 0-28. Once in the past, Dartmouth was winless before PVAMU. Now the newest member of the "Winless Club" includes Savanna State as they lost their final game of the season against a tough [basketball] opponent, Florida A&M. Speaking of PVAMU, Prairie View recently lost in overtime to Jackson State (right?). Now for Army to go winless in college football, that's nothing new (no offense!), but to go winless in basketball is actually kind of disappointing. Basketball is as intense as a good auto race. In fact, think of basketball as a drag race between two teams. Whomever can fight it out the longest will win. Winning a game means you have to be at your best on offense AND defense. It isn't like in football where you have to deal with ball control and such.

So, how do you feel about kind of a rare occurence in basketball- a perfectly WINLESS team?