The homer local sports radio hosts

[OrangeXtreme]

But what’s your take on the Oxford comma?

Cambridge is gonna kick Oxford's ass in the Boat Race this Saturday.

 

[721Comstock]

Cambridge is gonna kick Oxford's ass in the Boat Race this Saturday.

Gonna get totally boatraced.

 

[longtimefan]

yea, I’m taking a sweet 16 over a back door play. Which we have run before.

That was Dolezaj's signature delivery from the elbow. Finished by Hughes for two seasons, and Griffin a couple of times this past year.

 

[Orangello]

Gonna get totally boatraced.

Ask Axe he has the fans pulse

 

[ForCuseSake]

yea, I’m taking a sweet 16 over a back door play. Which we have run before.

Was this a Chip / Millhouse response to a prior forum’s poll question?

 

[orange79]

This is a grammar thread now.

Oxford comma or die motherf@@$as

They will take my Oxford comma from me when they pry it from my cold, dead hands.

 

[orange79]

That third "sentence" is a monstrosity. You're not getting better with all this writing practice.

That's being generous.

 

[TheCusian]

How? is he wrong? it’s a problem in our whole fan base. JB could kick a cat and you’d have people screaming that the cat deserved it. it’s embarrassing how JB can do no wrong in the eyes of some of our fans.

He’s wrong in that it lacks nuance.

“HOW COME THEY RESPECT THE HOF COACH SO MUCH”

lol

 

[SUFaninNJ]

Technically the preamble to the Constitution is one sentence. I’d love to see a Language Arts teacher break that one down.

 

[TheHaze315]

He’s wrong in that it lacks nuance.

“HOW COME THEY RESPECT THE HOF COACH SO MUCH”

lol

Give credit where it is due 100%, but don’t let that stop you from dishing out criticism if it is warranted aswell. I said it earlier this week, i think JB is an incredible coach and deserves a lot of credit for this season, i don’t think too many coaches could’ve made the sweet 16 with our roster. but i believe he dropped the ball on the kadary/joe saga.. i think kadary is undoubtedly and unquestionably the better basketball player, and certainly the far superior point guard. you just can’t lose a talent like that because you refuse to start him even though everyone knows he’s the better player.

 

[Caboose]

Is that the only station you get?
I’m not listening to the opera channel even if it’s the only one.

The only other local show is the horrible Lurch on the score 1260. This isn't NYC.

 

[Caboose]

And the other 26 of us who agreed with him?

Yea those homers who have Boeheim shrines w candles in their basements, I'm aware of them.

 

[Caboose]

Lol, it never ceases to amaze me how these Boeheim-dislikers work themselves into a froth over their latest 'opportunity' as they see it to rally the fan base to grab their pitchforks and torches to demand Boeheim's head after he just led his team to a Sweet Sixteen finish in the NCAAT with nothing more than Second Tier Talent. It was actually an amazing coaching achievement.

And yet, some of you clueless wonders actually have convinced yourselves that "This could be It! We've got him now!"

Yes, everyone could see Kadary's potential, although his game was far from polished. And yes, it's an unfortunate loss to see him move on, but it's hardly a career-breaker for Boeheim, who in all likelihood will still be coaching this team five years from now.

Enjoy your moments of exhilaration and hope, Boeheim-dislikers! You'll soon be returning to your decades-long habit of hair-pulling & gnashing your teeth as you realize that once again, Boeheim has prevailed over your best efforts to do him in...

I am not a Boeheim "disliker". I would actually be very sad to see him go. Too much there to discuss. I just don't like coaches who think they're bigger than the program and who treat ppl like absolute sht, especially in recent years. I don't like 13-15 loss seasons every year, and teams that can't field a complete lineup with a center. I also don't like ineptitude and letting an NBA caliber guard leave.