1.   And they had disintegrated in familiar fashion, with careless penalties and rampant ragged play.

2.   A certain amount of ragged play is only to be expected in a league with all new coaches, all rookie players and no established style.

3.   But the coach is willing to accept some ragged play for now.

4.   If it was not his ragged play they were knocking, it was the people he associates with off the court.

5.   The changes have resulted in ragged play and lack of cohesion.

6.   The conditions contributed to rather ragged play in the first half.

7.   Yet despite the ragged play, fans still are watching on television and passing through the turnstiles.

8.   But there would be no miracle finish on this night despite some ragged early play by the Huskies.

9.   Despite the ragged play brought on by brutally tough conditions, the Battle at Bighorn still delivered the largest audience to watch women play golf.