All right, ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, grandpa's and grandmalls, aunts and

uncles, welcome to the local Toyota leaders KSR post game show after a thrilling and exciting

and sit on the edge of your seat basketball game against Missouri Western where the cats

have an offensive explosion winning the game 56 to 38 over the Will Martin John Hood and

Perry Stevenson coach Griffins of Missouri Western State or Western Missouri State, which

one was it Billy? I'm sorry, what Ryan? I know you got a thousand things going on, don't

worry about it. I say is it Missouri Western State? Yes, Missouri Western State. Not

that. Look, I mean, there's so much to talk about. I mean, I mean, you know, 58 points,

just lighting it up from the outside. That half time score was a 26 to 18. Woo! Man, I mean,

I know it was the first game of the season. I know it was an exhibition, but after we saw

this team in the Bahamas, and even you can even say the blue-white game, I think we all

expected a little bit more. And it's fair to say we didn't get it, but it is just an

exhibition game. We're just knocking the rust off, trying to get ready for Howard and

then Michigan State is sneaking up on everybody. So, I mean, I'll cut us a little bit over

what the couple highlights. Well, first of all, the big story really is Savier Wheeler.

Is he, you know, really injured? Is he? For what Cal would just say with Tom Leach? It's

the same knee that they held him out for at the blue-white game in Pikeville. He knocked

knees with somebody, so they held him out. And I guess it looked like when he went up

on that play, he kind of twisted funny, didn't it, Billy? I mean, it kind of like he

planted and it kind of buckled just a little bit. It looked like. So, if it's the same

knee that was already weak to begin with, I can see like, we have a weak ankle, and you

just kind of tweak it a little bit. It hurts. I hope that's the extent of the injury.

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