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Scathing is your word, not mine. All I've said is don't give up on the kid. What network will you be on this weekend? Intellectually honest minds are dying to know.

No. I have never compared his game to Billy Owens. I'm not naive enough to think that we will ever see a talent like Billy Owens again at the college level. Time will tell. I'd like to give him another year or 2. I'm sincerely happy that your collegiate experience as both a DI player and...

This program was built on the backs of players with "limitations". Cohen. Kerins. Triche. Bruin. Rautins. Hawkins. Waldren. Monroe. Seikaly. None of them killed it as Freshman. I'll stop before I get to the 90's. The list is just as long. I'm 53. Yesterday was the first day in...

This is why I rarely come back to the board. He's 18 years old, for Christ's sake. Holy hell.

Brent Axe singling out a reporter for asking a tough question is hilarious. He kisses the ring. As do all of the local media. My grade: D.

Don McPherson should've won the Heisman in 1987. Your semantic antics will never change that.

You called McNabb the only QB in our history who wasn't "limited". I disagreed. And now you're turning it into an argument about Garrett Schrader. I love the kid. I've never said an unkind word about him and wish him nothing but success. But McPherson and Graves were not limited. To say...

Marvin Graves led the team to wins in the 1990 Aloha Bowl (as a Freshman, I believe), the 1992 Hall of Fame Bowl, and the 1993 Fiesta Bowl. His "92 stats were remarkable. If you don't think he was exceptional, then I would lay the comparative oranges and apples at your feet.

The term "limited" has never entered my vocabulary when discussing Don McPherson or Marvin Graves. I thought both were exceptional college QB's.

...Unless you feel the urge to yell "Eat S&$T" when the last starter of our home opponent is introduced.

I would be shocked if it were someone else.

Not an attack/rebuke of you personally... I have a hard time with anyone who argues that the trip to ACC Media Day somehow justifies his decision. If Taj's teammates and/or coaches believed that he was the right choice to represent our program, then I would think that it is fair to say that...

It's Jersey. They are not.

I have always had a soft spot for kids who stick with the program. In the end (much like players who stuck with JT at Georgetown), I believe that these are the players that make up the soul of a true blue-blood program. Best of luck to a wonderful young man. He was a scrapper. Fought...

Which is why he'll never be an assistant here.

His number hangs from the roof. Saying his career is unappreciated is severely ill-informed. Rony worked his ass off while he was here. His career numbers are astounding.

John Thompson influenced the game more than any other college basketball coach has in my lifetime. He was the biggest, most well-known figure in the college game. If you asked his peers, he would finish very high from a respect standpoint. He graduated 75 of 77 four-year student-athletes...

47 minutes, 11-19 FG's, 14 Rebounds (7 offensive), 3 steals, 28 points. He was a warrior in the 6-OT game. Game was won and lost at the FT line. SU shot 40-51 at the stripe, UCONN only shot 24-42.

Rutgers is a fluffer.

I loved the over 46.5 in tonight's Miami/Florida game. It's halftime. I just took two Lisinopril.

I would be willing to put $5000 down to win $1 that Rutgers won't win the NC. But bitcoin has a better return...

I'll play. Really like the way he runs. Downhill. Like a rolling stone... PS. I did not watch 1 second of his tape in making this assessment.

Yes. Because Urban always tells the truth. Always.

1. Patrick Ewing--Greatest college player I've ever seen in 40+ years of basketball. 2. Ed Pinckney 3. Kory Kittles 4. Chris Mullen 5. Walter Berry

Snowflakes. They've even gotten to this board...

Rutgers best baseball player in program history showing his true colors for the upcoming weekend in NYC...

Absolutely. Thanks to all who have served this great country. Happy Veterans Day to you and your families!

When I began looking at colleges to attend in 1987 (dating myself, I know) my parents, who were both Syracuse grads sat me down and informed me that they would pay for me to go to any school in the country that I could get into. During the conversation, they also stated to me that should I...

The two programs belong together.

An anonymous Vegas gambler with a fitting nickname has made a killing betting against Rutgers football - Golf Digest I’ve been doing the same thing for two years. Fade Rutty for the remainder of the year, folks.

So the guy with "The Stinger" as an avatar wants higher standards. Got it.

Rutgers becomes the first two-time winner of the Fulmer Cup (2016 & 2018). #Family

I wish Lydon had half his heart. Dungey is a warrior. He should never be forgotten on the hill.

So you did play in college? Or not?

I love statements like this... Tell me, what were your stats in your best NCAA Tournament game?

Vodka, Lemonade, and cran-grape. Collegiate Yeti Rambler. It keeps ice longer.

We held them to 56 points. They shot 38.1% from the floor. What more do you want?

They had about 20-25 less games in their career.

It seems pretty clear to me: John Wallace--2,119 points (3rd), 1,065 rebounds (3rd) Stevie Thompson--1,956 points (7th) Erich Santifer--1,845 points (11th) Rafael Addison--1,876 points (10th) Gmac as well. But some of these older players should come first...

The Original Shack. 1,496 career points. Say what you want, he was a God when I was growing up.

Whether you have kids or not, this is a story that should make everyone stop and give thanks for what they have... Son of Navy OC Jasper gets heart transplant Great news for a great family and program.

And to PC, who has worked extremely hard to earn the notoriety. (Note, this not a knock on the coaches, who have also obviously worked hard)

Mike Edwards--67 Michael Burnett--63

I can think of no "prominent" individual in America that I would rather entrust my son's future with than Lavar Ball. I give it 6-9 months in the news cycle, and will take bets that no games are ever played.

Many thanks to my Brother-in-law, Erich Stapelfeldt, who served as a tank gunner in the first Gulf War with the Marines. And to my High School friend and classmate, Christian Wortman, who just became a Brigadier General in the Marine Corps. And thanks to every individual who has served this...

Regular Season: 16-15 ACC Season Record: 7-11 ACC Tournament Record: 0-1 Post-Season NIT Record: 1-1 Leading Scorer: Battle 16.2 ppg Leading Rebounder: Brissette 6.2 rpg Minutes per game: Battle 35.5 TIEBREAKER Leader in 3-pointers: Battle 86

Where did/does she row?

Honoring Tom Petty (born in Gainesville).

Such a Skip Bayless post by the OP.