Charlotte-Southern Mississippi photos from AP

[HighPoint49er]

Southern Mississippi forward Charles Gaines, right, drives against Charlotte forward Calvin Clemmons during the first half Saturday, Feb. 21, 2004, in Hattiesburg, Miss. Charlotte won 78-72. (AP Photo/Steve Coleman)

 

[HighPoint49er]

Charlotte guard Brendan Flavich (5) knocks the ball away from Southern Mississippi guard Jason Forte during the first half Saturday, Feb. 21, 2004, in Hattiesburg, Miss. Charlotte won 78-72. (AP Photo/Steve Coleman)

 

[HighPoint49er]

Charlotte center Martin Iti, right, blocks Southern Mississippi guard Greg Johnson (news), left, from entering the lane during the first half Saturday, Feb. 21, 2004, in Hatteisburg, Miss. Charlotte won 78-72. (AP Photo/Steve Coleman)

 

[HighPoint49er]

Charlotte guard Demon Brown, left, works against Southern Mississippi guard Sam Richardson during the first half Saturday, Feb. 21, 2004, in Hattiesburg, Miss. Charlotte won 78-72. (AP Photo/Steve Coleman)

 

[barry49s]

Looks like their guys can rival ours in the tattoo department.

 

[HardHarry]

Southern Mississippi forward Charles Gaines, right, drives against Charlotte forward Calvin Clemmons during the first half Saturday, Feb. 21, 2004, in Hattiesburg, Miss. Charlotte won 78-72. (AP Photo/Steve Coleman)

Literally DOZENS of fans in attendance.

 

[Savio]

About time Clemmons got out of his slump...

 

[UNCCTF]

Plenty of good seats still available... geez...

In the postgame yesterday, Lutz said that USM's facilities and locker rooms were "ridiculously bad." Good ol' Mississippi...

 

[pcon]

Literally DOZENS of fans in attendance

That may be pushing it- they can not even fill up the 1st row.

 

[sds70]

Plenty of good seats still available... geez...

In the postgame yesterday, Lutz said that USM's facilities and locker rooms were "ridiculously bad." Good ol' Mississippi...

I'm sure it was one of those old barns built back in the 1950's . . . . I guess nobody has told them that bench seating at basketball arenas haven't been in since Naismith died . . .