Duquesne played football through 1950. Many teams didn't play during the war. The program started up again after the war, but without a stadium, it was too expensive to continue. The postwar teams were not very good. As for Bona, they had some good teams way back when, so it's not like we were playing St. Francis.

The game was fairly called.  Zachary Klein IMO is the fairest and best ref to do A-10 games (I've watched him on video quite a bit in addition to watching our games at home and on the road and he's called very good and fair games), and he was there.  The other two female refs also did a quality job.

Sure Katie Healy's third foul was a bit tick-tacky, but IMO so was Wumi's fourth.  Both sat for long stretches in foul trouble.  The refs called the game very tight, which favored the Dukes as the Dukes bench vastly outplayed the Bona bench.  A looser called game up in Olean may spell trouble for Duquesne.

Note:  Both teams were probably fouling similar, and fouls called were 23-22 in favor of the Dukes before Bona started fouling in the last 30 seconds of the game.

I spent four years at the school thinking we got screwed most of the time.