HOUSTON, Texas -- On a neutral court, anything can happen in the Southwestern Athletic Conference. Two days into the SWAC tournament, Prairie View A&M pulled off a shocker.Showing the utmost confidence, the Panthers took it to top-seeded Southern in the last of four games on Wednesday at Toyota Center. Prairie View's 64-46 win places the Panthers in Friday's semifinals.
"That was some of the best defense that I've seen since I've been at Prairie View," said eighth-year Panthers coach Byron Rimm II.
The eighth-seeded Panthers are getting hot at the right time. The Panthers, who led by as many as 21 points at 39-18 with 13:25 remaining in the game, played loose and never trailed. Prairie View was up 25-16 at halftime.
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