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It's a cultural expression. Not negativeYeah, that was... not a great choice in an otherwise really cool video.
It's a cultural expression. Not negativeYeah, that was... not a great choice in an otherwise really cool video.
It couldn't air on tv.It's a cultural expression. Not negative
A flashy play, just like a huge slam, can really ignite a team and get the juices going. I am all for the flash and dash....as long as the play is actually executed.A coach told me that the worst flashy plays that drove him nuts were actually the easy plays that some players relished making into difficult and risky ones. He said the best and most efficient players make the difficult plays look easy.
Now, you would pass it for an open "3".Was Matt Roe really looking for the pass from Stevie? One of, if not our best, open court guys in history on the break with nobody in front of him, in the Garden, against Bobby Knight and Matt wanted Stevie to pass?
Depends on the channel.It couldn't air on tv.
So, if we are against that type of language, we aren't racist.It's a cultural expression. Not negative
Ok.Depends on the channel.
I mean, folks, reality is... on the offensive end we've been kind of a boring program for a while now.
Copeland doesn't fix that overnight, but he's the kind of player that can make the fast break exciting and adds some creativity that's been missing for a little while.
I'm stoked. I think he changes the trajectory of the program in really fun ways.
Dang. That's a nice li'l production.
Where'd you go? I'm from Hockessin and went to AI.We to my rival high school in Delaware (a couple decades earlier). Pre-Biden, the list of nationally famous Delawareans was Thorogood and Delino DeShields.
"No doubt."pretty hard not to like him
What we need is a 6-9 215 lb player like DC with an attitude and fire. Wonder if any players like that in the 2022 class?I think I will enjoy watching this player. Kind of looks like the type who makes players look good if they move w/o the ball. Hope we can land a running mate and a big rim runner to play with him. Dreaming about the return of the high flying alley-oop days. Who will be our next Stevie Thompson catching his lob passes?
I was there. After taking bar exam ran into some Cuse guts with tickets.
Wow, that's graphic.I was there. After taking bar exam ran into some Cuse guts with tickets.
You made me laugh from my Cuse guts!Wow, that's graphic.
What we need is a 6-9 215 lb player like DC with an attitude and fire. Wonder if any players like that in the 2022 class?
Ha, yeah White went to McKean, right? I went to Concord. A couple William Penn kids from my era went to Xavier for basketball. Carmen Wallace went to Duke and captained their worst team ever (great kid by all accounts). And Jamie Duncan from Christiana went to Vandy and then the nfl. It seems the talent has increased in the state lately (capped by DiVincenzo from Sallies, I guess). It’s definitely a small enough group that it’s easy to learn/remember that all! Dallas Green, too, though he accomplished so much in Philly that he’s aligned there.Where'd you go? I'm from Hockessin and went to AI.
Valerie Bertinelli's from Delaware. When i was a kid in the 70s, the big deal was that Randy White (Cowboys, HoF) was from DE. Not a big list.
I was there. After taking bar exam ran into some Cuse guts with tickets.
Yup, that dude gives off really nice "prototypical college 4" energy.I don't think he's DC caliber, but Barlow is a very good inside player.
I was there too. Used to work right across the street from the Garden on 31st and 7th. Went with a few fellow alums and one guy who went to St. John's. This guy would argue all the time about who was better, Sherm or his guy Boo Harvey. It was a doubleheader ticket and in the 1st game Harvey hit a buzzer-beater to win the game. The SJU dude was crowing, talking smack about how IU was gonna beat us...again, like the year before with Keith Smart.
Tough crowd. It’s the guts thing isn’t it?6th time was the charm?
If SU had gotten Boo Harvey, as they tried, we would not have landed ShermanI was there too. Used to work right across the street from the Garden on 31st and 7th. Went with a few fellow alums and one guy who went to St. John's. This guy would argue all the time about who was better, Sherm or his guy Boo Harvey. It was a doubleheader ticket and in the 1st game Harvey hit a buzzer-beater to win the game. The SJU dude was crowing, talking smack about how IU was gonna beat us...again, like the year before with Keith Smart.
As we started the woodshedding of IU he got real quiet, and by the time Sherm made that hike, he couldn't help but cheer. We had several IU fans around us who were real gracious about their azz-whoopin that night, but it didn't really mean much. They still had the NC.