We look at the positive. If we don't go to the NCAA, we go to the NIT. Maybe we win three games and get to go play in Madison Square Garden. My dad played there in the NIT at Texas and said it was a great experience. We'll just play hard and make the most of whatever happens.

This is the last major positive catalyst for the stock. Going forward, shares should track more closely with the fundamentals of the business because now investors will be focused on execution.

Overall, the market is a positive one, but I still do think that we're trading-range bound.

We pretty much shot ourselves in the foot by losing to Central Florida. People were saying we were on the bubble before that. Now ... who knows where we are? I've been so fortunate my years here. I don't know what it feels like to be disappointed on that Sunday.

It's hard to put it behind you. It's conference and every game is so important. But you can't dwell on it. Coach (Doc Sadler) always tells us 'When it's over, it's over.' And that's what we've got to do. We know how bad we played and we still almost won at Houston. So we're still confident.

While the television advertising market is currently subdued, the medium term outlook remains positive.