by Wayne23 » Sun Apr 10, 2022 3:13 pm
12/12: #8 Kansas, 6-3, is here. They're good, and they're favored. They can be very tough inside. They don't score much but they give up only 56.2. They turn it over and we need to exploit that to have a chance.
12/13: Good start, then they come back. Down 1 after 10. Down 32-37 at halftime. Both of our starting guards have 3 fouls. 17 fouls against us, 10 on them, -6 from the line. I got T'd up with about 5 minutes left. +8 in the paint. Down 11 with 10 to go. OT!
76-70 in OT! We trailed for the entire 2nd half, by as many as 15. We came back late, took the lead, then lost it, then tied it in the final seconds of regulation on a 12 footer by Duna. We romped in OT.
15, 10 for Duna, 13, 11, 3 for Sims, 13, 1, 4, 4 for Prio, all late.
4 of our starters and one sub ended up with 4 fouls. The refs called 50, 28 against us.
12/15: An incident in the holo, possibly a tragedy. Three teens, all legal adults, 18 and 19 years old, decided not to follow the Council's advice. They wanted to use a rodeo program. The program is dangerous but not on the “need to train and pass a test” list. Our records show that they tried to load it, with modifications, eleven times. It loaded on the 11th try. We can't be certain exactly what happened but the best guess is that they entered the program and then it stopped functioning. But it didn't release them. They are either caught somewhere in the program or they've been killed by it.
“Ralph Connor, report.” (Ralph is the Chief of Computer Operations, the Geek squad)
“There's no way to know if the three people are trapped in the program and can be rescued, or whether they simply disappeared when the program stopped functioning.”
'”What can be done?”
“We've tried to reload the program as they modified it several times but we've had no success.”
“And if you're able to load it?”
“Either they would come out, or they wouldn't. It's conceivable that they're in the program, are safe, and have no idea that the thing shut down. It is also possible that they do know there was a shutdown and have been trying to get out. And it is also possible that they're dead.”
“So, assuming #1 or #2, again, what can be done?”
“Nothing can be safely done.”
“So we keep trying to reload the program with their modifications, and if we do we just wait to see what happens?”
“Unless we're ordered to go in, which could definitely be life threatening, yes.”
“Let the Captain know if you successfully reload the program.”