The board is quiet - too quiet. After the spellbinding back and forth in the Crowdis thread, our warriors are spent.
Mods, what is the longest time the board has had no posts (since it got to critical mass)?
I thought maybe Buddy Holly's old band was reuniting.
S U P E R B A R
Discuss.
https://x.com/i/status/2063628833727578261
Quote from: Juan Anderson's Mixtape on Today at 01:12:54 PMDiscuss.
https://x.com/i/status/2063628833727578261
Pretty good comedy.
" the drills now involve getting to the hoop and adjusting to bumping and banging while moving down the lane"
lol. Yeah, they never drilled this in the past. smh
Quote from: Juan Anderson's Mixtape on Today at 01:12:54 PMDiscuss.
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This paragraph represents everything odd about Dodds:
"Alex Egbuonu...the 6-6 245 lb. freshman. He can use his upper body to power through moves to the basket....can take contact and bounce back to create spacing....2G Rickey Pierce of the Bucks used to create space when posting up by using an unique head butt to the defenders chest to create space for a fallaway shot....Alex will be able to go chest to chest ...take the blow and come up shooting."
First...too...many...ellipses.
Second, what is up with the random Rickey Pierce observation? Can he come up with a parallel that is less than 40 years old?
Quote from: Juan Anderson's Mixtape on Today at 01:12:54 PMDiscuss.
https://x.com/i/status/2063628833727578261
After reading that, I'm pretty sure we're gonna win the national title.
Quote from: The Sultan on Today at 01:30:56 PMSecond, what is up with the random Rickey Pierce observation? Can he come up with a parallel that is less than 40 years old?
Basketball peaked in 1986, therefore every reference point should date back to 1986.
I think Dodds' brain "peaked" in 1986.
Quote from: MU82 on Today at 01:43:06 PMAfter reading that, I'm pretty sure we're gonna win the national title.
Might go undefeated.
"he looked outstanding in the full court dribbling drills where he had to navigate around two line sets of pylons...."
Remarkable that a high-major college basketball player can dribble around pylons.
I love that in the close finishing drill, one player still bricked an uncontested lay-up.