Maybe you're right but I didn't read or hear anyone other than perhaps one poster (maybe it was you) say before the game last week that they expected LaSalle to win or that they thought the teams were equally talented. As for the October 17th game, I watched it on a livestream and what I saw was SJP totally dominating for a quarrter and a half, then--because of indiscipline, turnovers and what I thought were some terrible officiating decisions--almost give the lead away before again dominating (including the LOS) and winning by a fairly large margin. Of course you could say that I am overlooking the good things that LaSalle did in the middle part of that game, but I don't think I am, which is one reason I am not arguing there is a wide talent gap. I also recognize that Ferguson had a bad game last month.Not trying to pick a fight here, but I was at the October 17th game and I don't agree.
While SJP might have had the two most talented players on the field last Saturday, in the aggregate LS had more talent on the field than SJP. The fact that you do not acknowledge this is the reason why you are so perplexed by the loss.
The issue for me is the particular inconsistency of SJP's play this year. I'd be interested to hear if anyone does not think their play was very inconsistent.