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MUScoop => Hangin' at the Al => Topic started by: We R Final Four on December 05, 2020, 07:44:03 AM
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in his two trips to Fiserv Forum in his collegiate career:
0-7 FG, including
0-6 3pt
2 TOs
9 PF
and one nutbag punch.
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Don't forget missing the front end of a 1 and 1 in this game and three or four FTs down the stretch in the game two years ago.
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He seems kinda lost when he doesn't have Joey's nuts to punch.
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He seems kinda lost when he doesn't have Joey's nuts to punch.
Soon enough
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He might be the greatest human being this side of Pope Francis, or he might be a twat. Don't know, and don't care. But as a basketball player, he is one of the truly hate-able guys in the country.
He's not a good defender, just a flopper, and I love that the refs didn't fall for it last night.
And the fact that he choked like a sick dog on each of his two trips to Milwaukee, and those choke-jobs contributed significantly to Marquette wins ... spectacular!
I will enjoy it thoroughly when Madison gets upset early in the tournament because he chokes again.
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Grayson Allen, minus the talent.
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Soon enough
Gotta think Joey will wear a good, solid cup this time around, hey?
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He's not a good defender, just a flopper, and I love that the refs didn't fall for it last night.
After the four flop game that he got so much attention for, people were on to the act. If he would in fact simply fall to the floor when trying to draw a charge instead of violently launching himself at the ground like Brian Bosworth being smashed by Bo Jackson he might have more success, but his acting is comical at this point.
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Flopping was a huge part of their culture and defensive scheme, and all the attention Davison brought on himself has ruined that for them. They don’t get those calls anymore, at least not like they used to.
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Flopping was a huge part of their culture and defensive scheme, and all the attention Davison brought on himself has ruined that for them. They don’t get those calls anymore, at least not like they used to.
Thank you, Bomani Jones
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Did you know that Brad Davison's best friend is Theo John?
December 17, 2018
https://247sports.com/college/wisconsin/Article/Brad-Davison-Kobe-King-reunite-with-teammates-and-friends-at-Wisconsin-Marquette--126040010/
Brad Davison talks to Marquette’s Theo John every day.
Every day, except this Saturday. Maybe Friday, too.
The pair of best friends from Minnesota have had no choice but to turn into enemies this week as their teams get set to face off in the annual in-state rivalry game between No. 12 Wisconsin (8-1, 2-0) and Marquette (7-2) on Dec. 8 at 4 p.m. CST.
“We haven’t talked about [the game] a whole lot,” Davison said on Thursday after practice. “I probably won’t talk to him today or tomorrow, probably won’t talk to him Saturday until after the game.
“...depending on how it goes.”
Davison laughed when he said he and John aren’t strangers to this dance, that they’ve been bouncing back-and-forth over the frenemy line their entire lives. The two went to opposing high schools in Minnesota--Davison at Maple Grove and John at Champlin Park Senior--but competed as teammates in the Howard Pulley AAU program.
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Did you know that Brad Davison's best friend is Theo John?
December 17, 2018
https://247sports.com/college/wisconsin/Article/Brad-Davison-Kobe-King-reunite-with-teammates-and-friends-at-Wisconsin-Marquette--126040010/
Brad Davison talks to Marquette’s Theo John every day.
Every day, except this Saturday. Maybe Friday, too.
The pair of best friends from Minnesota have had no choice but to turn into enemies this week as their teams get set to face off in the annual in-state rivalry game between No. 12 Wisconsin (8-1, 2-0) and Marquette (7-2) on Dec. 8 at 4 p.m. CST.
“We haven’t talked about [the game] a whole lot,” Davison said on Thursday after practice. “I probably won’t talk to him today or tomorrow, probably won’t talk to him Saturday until after the game.
“...depending on how it goes.”
Davison laughed when he said he and John aren’t strangers to this dance, that they’ve been bouncing back-and-forth over the frenemy line their entire lives. The two went to opposing high schools in Minnesota--Davison at Maple Grove and John at Champlin Park Senior--but competed as teammates in the Howard Pulley AAU program.
Makes me think less of Theo tbh
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Did you know that Brad Davison's best friend is Theo John?
December 17, 2018
https://247sports.com/college/wisconsin/Article/Brad-Davison-Kobe-King-reunite-with-teammates-and-friends-at-Wisconsin-Marquette--126040010/
Brad Davison talks to Marquette’s Theo John every day.
Every day, except this Saturday. Maybe Friday, too.
The pair of best friends from Minnesota have had no choice but to turn into enemies this week as their teams get set to face off in the annual in-state rivalry game between No. 12 Wisconsin (8-1, 2-0) and Marquette (7-2) on Dec. 8 at 4 p.m. CST.
“We haven’t talked about [the game] a whole lot,” Davison said on Thursday after practice. “I probably won’t talk to him today or tomorrow, probably won’t talk to him Saturday until after the game.
“...depending on how it goes.”
Davison laughed when he said he and John aren’t strangers to this dance, that they’ve been bouncing back-and-forth over the frenemy line their entire lives. The two went to opposing high schools in Minnesota--Davison at Maple Grove and John at Champlin Park Senior--but competed as teammates in the Howard Pulley AAU program.
Hopefully Theo will regularly remind Davison of MU's 3-1 record while they've been here....
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Did you know that Brad Davison's best friend is Theo John?
December 17, 2018
https://247sports.com/college/wisconsin/Article/Brad-Davison-Kobe-King-reunite-with-teammates-and-friends-at-Wisconsin-Marquette--126040010/
Brad Davison talks to Marquette’s Theo John every day.
Every day, except this Saturday. Maybe Friday, too.
The pair of best friends from Minnesota have had no choice but to turn into enemies this week as their teams get set to face off in the annual in-state rivalry game between No. 12 Wisconsin (8-1, 2-0) and Marquette (7-2) on Dec. 8 at 4 p.m. CST.
“We haven’t talked about [the game] a whole lot,” Davison said on Thursday after practice. “I probably won’t talk to him today or tomorrow, probably won’t talk to him Saturday until after the game.
“...depending on how it goes.”
Davison laughed when he said he and John aren’t strangers to this dance, that they’ve been bouncing back-and-forth over the frenemy line their entire lives. The two went to opposing high schools in Minnesota--Davison at Maple Grove and John at Champlin Park Senior--but competed as teammates in the Howard Pulley AAU program.
That says something about fandom more than anything.
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Makes me think less of Theo tbh
Me too.
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Why? They were friends growing up. Abandoning lifelong friendships over one game a year is no way to go through life.
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Tower-if you and I are friends and you punch my brother in the nuts.....we’re no longer friends.
Oh yeah, and you’ve punched somebody else’s nuts?
Yeah...we’re not friends.
That article was from 2018...maybe things have changed.
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Why? They were friends growing up. Abandoning lifelong friendships over one game a year is no way to go through life.
This. Friendships transcend a basketball court. Davison isn't a likable player and he's made some dirty plays. Maybe he's an alright guy off the court but I'm certainly not faulting Theo for not abandoning a friendship due to sports or competition...
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Nope. Friendships need to be kept. In 10 years, they will be laughing their asses off over beers about it.
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Nope. Friendships need to be kept. In 10 years, they will be laughing their asses off over beers about it.
Agreed. They can be the bitterest of rivals on the court, but real friendships can last a lifetime.
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Tower-if you and I are friends and you punch my brother in the nuts.....we’re no longer friends.
Oh yeah, and you’ve punched somebody else’s nuts?
Yeah...we’re not friends.
That article was from 2018...maybe things have changed.
LOL
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I don't see a Theo quote to this effect so for me, it's just Floppy spout.
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Tower-if you and I are friends and you punch my brother in the nuts.....we’re no longer friends.
Oh yeah, and you’ve punched somebody else’s nuts?
Yeah...we’re not friends.
That article was from 2018...maybe things have changed.
What if he punched Brad Davison's nuts?
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What if one of your brothers punched one of your other brothers in the nuts? You would laugh hysterically and tell the story for years.
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What if one of your brothers punched one of your other brothers in the nuts? You would laugh hysterically and tell the story for years.
Cup check
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Why the Badgers even play Davison is beyond my thinking......he just bumps his way around the court, cannot score, just kinda bumps his way on the court.
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I don't see a Theo quote to this effect so for me, it's just Floppy spout.
There’s pictures of them around. Why is this so hard to believe?
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Tower-if you and I are friends and you punch my brother in the nuts.....we’re no longer friends.
Oh yeah, and you’ve punched somebody else’s nuts?
Yeah...we’re not friends.
That article was from 2018...maybe things have changed.
What if your brother decides he doesn't want to be brothers anymore and joins a different family? Then it's not worth tossing out the friendship
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What if one of your brothers punched one of your other brothers in the nuts? You would laugh hysterically and tell the story for years.
Bangkok.
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Bangkok.
One of the times I had to legit pull the car over is when my two boys were in the back seat and wouldn’t stop asking one another “what is the capital of Thailand?”
The idea that Theo would no longer be friends with Davison because he punched an ex-teammate in the nuts is hilarious.
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What if your brother decides he doesn't want to be brothers anymore and joins a different family? Then it's not worth tossing out the friendship
Yep. I suspect Theo was pretty pissed at the time...but you can be pissed at a good friend and get over it.
And when Hauser ended up leaving the team (and burning bridges on his way outta town), any remaining anger at Davison probably disappeared.
Look at it another way: A lifelong friend vs a guy who played on your team for one season, then bolted. Easy choice.
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Can't believe it took so long for this to get added.
(https://chumley.barstoolsports.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/08/23228e92fc89c961.png)
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What if your brother decides he doesn't want to be brothers anymore and joins a different family? Then it's not worth tossing out the friendship
Theo predicts the future also? Awesome
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And lets be honest, who didn't want to punch Joey in the nuts in the spring of 19?
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Eh. Theo has taken some cheap shots on guys as well...
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Eh. Theo has taken some cheap shots on guys as well...
Get outta here with this un-American crap
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Why? They were friends growing up. Abandoning lifelong friendships over one game a year is no way to go through life.
I think there might have been some teal.
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If you’re ever feeling down, just remember everyone on this board had made the exact same number of field goals as Brad Davison had in the Fiserv Forum.
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If you’re ever feeling down, just remember everyone on this board had made the exact same number of field goals as Brad Davison had in the Fiserv Forum.
And committed 9 fewer fouls....
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One of the times I had to legit pull the car over is when my two boys were in the back seat and wouldn’t stop asking one another “what is the capital of Thailand?”
The idea that Theo would no longer be friends with Davison because he punched an ex-teammate in the nuts is hilarious.
nothing about the 7th rock from the sun? i'd have to stop the car from laughing so hard
your dad ever break wind in the car then lock the windows?
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Tower-if you and I are friends and you punch my brother in the nuts.....we’re no longer friends.
Oh yeah, and you’ve punched somebody else’s nuts?
Yeah...we’re not friends.
That article was from 2018...maybe things have changed.
i wonder what would happen if Davison jabbed Theo’s nuts? Still buddies?
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OK, I have to admit this is a pretty funny line from the badger board:
"I thought Brad was thrown off by Marquette not having any complete jackholes. He didn't seem to know who should get a dick punch."
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OK, I have to admit this is a pretty funny line from the badger board:
"I thought Brad was thrown off by Marquette not having any complete jackholes. He didn't seem to know who should get a dick punch."
Buckyville post of the year.
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OK, I have to admit this is a pretty funny line from the badger board:
"I thought Brad was thrown off by Marquette not having any complete jackholes. He didn't seem to know who should get a dick punch."
Literally lol'd....
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OK, I have to admit this is a pretty funny line from the badger board:
"I thought Brad was thrown off by Marquette not having any complete jackholes. He didn't seem to know who should get a dick punch."
That’s awesome! Truly lol’ed
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I'm a life-long MU fan (since the Al days) and alum ('90). I've also seen Brad play basketball in Maple Grove since he was in first grade as my son played in the same rec league (OMGBA) as him. Also watched and got to know him and his family through traveling ball and high school.
It's really interesting/surprising to see his on-court college persona as it's a complete 180 from him as a person off the court. Off the court he's the nicest most personable person you can imagine. Will talk to you/anyone with genuine respect at the drug store or wherever and is extremely humble. Was loved by everyone in high school and treated everyone with respect... a natural leader and the kind of person you'd want on your team (sports, work, whatever). As a badger, I can't stand the way he plays, but it's nothing like he is in the other 99% of his being.
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I'm a life-long MU fan (since the Al days) and alum ('90). I've also seen Brad play basketball in Maple Grove since he was in first grade as my son played in the same rec league (OMGBA) as him. Also watched and got to know him and his family through traveling ball and high school.
It's really interesting/surprising to see his on-court college persona as it's a complete 180 from him as a person off the court. Off the court he's the nicest most personable person you can imagine. Will talk to you/anyone with genuine respect at the drug store or wherever and is extremely humble. Was loved by everyone in high school and treated everyone with respect... a natural leader and the kind of person you'd want on your team (sports, work, whatever). As a badger, I can't stand the way he plays, but it's nothing like he is in the other 99% of his being.
So was he a douchenozzle on the court in high school as well?
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No! They must teach that at Madison. Always played hard, but I don't recall any flops or nut-punches.
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I'm a life-long MU fan (since the Al days) and alum ('90). I've also seen Brad play basketball in Maple Grove since he was in first grade as my son played in the same rec league (OMGBA) as him. Also watched and got to know him and his family through traveling ball and high school.
It's really interesting/surprising to see his on-court college persona as it's a complete 180 from him as a person off the court. Off the court he's the nicest most personable person you can imagine. Will talk to you/anyone with genuine respect at the drug store or wherever and is extremely humble. Was loved by everyone in high school and treated everyone with respect... a natural leader and the kind of person you'd want on your team (sports, work, whatever). As a badger, I can't stand the way he plays, but it's nothing like he is in the other 99% of his being.
Sounds like a scooper we know. Apparently, a great human off the court(message board), but a douchebag on it.