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[QUOTE="Marty's Hero, post: 126200, member: 1541"]
[FONT=Times New Roman]A agree 100% with your second paragraph. When I was in school, a much respected econ professor in Maxwell said that a rich man’s problem is recognizing a huge short-term gain and having to pay the individual tax rate vs. the long-term capital gains rate at the end of the year.  [/FONT]

[FONT=Times New Roman]I guess our “tax problem” is the emergence of waiters and fab. How ready do you think we will be if these guys move on? How much of a risk is losing these guys in the next year? I think it is unlikely Fab goes, but he has shown over the past few games that he does have a few post moves, and he has a lot of potential.  On the guards, we are loaded at guard right now and it’s great.  However, we could get thin relatively quickly with the loss of scoop and DW at guard, KJ at forward and potentially Fab at center.  [/FONT]

[FONT=Times New Roman]With the guards, I (like everyone here) am stoked about Cooney and MCW, but you never know how Cooney will react in his first year.  Though he should be a contributor given he will be in his second year in the program. [/FONT]

[FONT=Times New Roman]The point of the rambling, is for some reason I had thought next year would be our best chance for a deep run, and boy that has proven to be wrong.  I think Dion and Fab are really 1 year ahead of where I thought they would be at this point.  As a result, we couldn’t ask for a better chance at a deep run than the one we are looking at right now.[/FONT]

[FONT=Times New Roman]Like the tax example, the best part is simply how fortunate we are to have this problem. Tons of credit goes to JB and the fan base for making this such an attractive place to play.[/FONT]
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