Don't cry for the Towson Tigers, America.
Sure, they wake up this morning 1-24, 1-12 in the Colonial Athletic Association. And one sports website recently dubbed them "the worst college basketball team in America."
That's a nice thing to have on your resume, huh?
But the Tigers aren't on a death watch. Far from it. Sure, they get down on occasion. Who wouldn't? But no one's throwing in the towel.
"I have not had, honest to God, a single day of regretting it,"...
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