Wow...Baylor vs. Texas A&M currently in 5th OT

[Larks]

http://sports.espn.go.com/ncb/recap?...=ESPNHeadlines

COLLEGE STATION, Texas (ESPN.com news services) -- Curtis Jerrells sat down, slumped his shoulders and exhaled audibly.

"I'm tired," he said.

No one could blame him after he scored a career-high 36 points in 53 minutes as Baylor (No. 25 AP) escaped with a 116-110 five-overtime win over Texas A&M (No. 16 ESPN/USA Today, No. 18 AP) on Wednesday night.

It was the longest game in Big 12 conference history.

[canuckref]

Originally Posted by Larks

http://sports.espn.go.com/ncb/recap?...=ESPNHeadlines

COLLEGE STATION, Texas (ESPN.com news services) -- Curtis Jerrells sat down, slumped his shoulders and exhaled audibly.

"I'm tired," he said.

No one could blame him after he scored a career-high 36 points in 53 minutes as Baylor (No. 25 AP) escaped with a 116-110 five-overtime win over Texas A&M (No. 16 ESPN/USA Today, No. 18 AP) on Wednesday night.

It was the longest game in Big 12 conference history.

Very strange....can somebody enlighten me about the last paragraph of this article:

"The game lasted so long that even one of the referees got confused. In the break before the start of the fourth overtime, a referee approached a member of the media and asked if triple overtime was about to begin. When told it was four, he shook his head and walked off.

Information from The Associated Press and ESPN's research department was used in this report."

[jdw3018]

Originally Posted by canuckref

Very strange....can somebody enlighten me about the last paragraph of this article:

"The game lasted so long that even one of the referees got confused. In the break before the start of the fourth overtime, a referee approached a member of the media and asked if triple overtime was about to begin. When told it was four, he shook his head and walked off.

Information from The Associated Press and ESPN's research department was used in this report."

Sounds like he just lost track of how many OTs it was.