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Title: Back to Warrior Basketball
Post by: real chili 83 on November 20, 2014, 09:43:17 PM
Okay, let's get back to business.
Title: Re: Back to Warrior Basketball
Post by: Logi4three on November 20, 2014, 11:53:18 PM
Bump.

What happened to the guy who posted on the coach's radio show?  I missed the start and would have taken better notes if I knew he was on vacation.  Comments I remember without checking (post beers):
1. Liked Teve's performance, but they are asking a lot of him and feel he can give a lot so he is capable of handling the pressure (I felt like he was going out of his way to not mention missing bunny shots, but I suspect that was just something I was thinking);
- Thinks Steve has a good feel for what move to make to avoid defenders;
- Thinks Steve also has a good feel for when he should kick the ball out;
2. Don't start talking about the tournament next week as they have UNO next and need to focus on them. UNO is big on transition (maybe close to leading the country on this) and said that they probably watched what tOSU did and are going to try to mimic that;
3. MU is close to leading the country in pressure D/turnovers and that he would like to see us convert more turnovers into points (read: don't miss bunnies and dunks);
4. MU did a great job defending Russell (he is very good);
5. Favorite non-sports related movie: Brave Heart (even over Gladiator); Favorite sports movie: remember the titans and Hoosiers over that;
6. Incoming recruits are great and we are a young team.  Wojo looks for guys who can perform during practice and under the lights of game day (knows how to tell who is ready to play when their number is called);
7. Team would say game minutes are determined based on practice and they tell the kids who (statistically) are doing best so starters should be no surprise. Jay Z & Beyonce practice! ; )  Assist to turnover ratio is very important... can't have empty possessions.
8. Hobbies: NONE!  Basketball is all consuming and he keeps his limited free time for his family.  Wrestles with 6 & 4 year old, they play jenga and 6 year old has caught the b-ball bug.  

I'm not doing any of this justice, so blame the regular guy for taking vacation and check out the feed here:
http://www.stationcaster.com/player_skinned.php?s=71&c=766&f=3653793

P.S. just listened to first 15 minutes and (spoiler alert): likes switchables (or more specifically "versatile" players who can play multiple positions), need to compliment that with a good point guard and thinks De Wil and Carlino are equally important (De Wil great D, Matt more offense), likes who we have as guards and coming in as guards.  Still drilling the team on what good open shots means, but players are learning and doing better at figuring it out.
Title: Re: Back to Warrior Basketball
Post by: TAMU, Knower of Ball on November 21, 2014, 12:45:14 AM
Well done RC83. Well done.
Title: Re: Back to Warrior Basketball
Post by: River rat on November 21, 2014, 04:57:33 AM
Switchables??!!
Jenga??!!
I need a shower....
Title: Re: Back to Warrior Basketball
Post by: 🏀 on November 21, 2014, 07:52:43 AM
Braveheart is waaaaay better than Gladiator.
Title: Re: Back to Warrior Basketball
Post by: LAMUfan on November 21, 2014, 07:57:49 AM
Braveheart is waaaaay better than Gladiator.

I respect your opinion, but WAY better? come on. 

Thread hijacked? ;)
Title: Re: Back to Warrior Basketball
Post by: 🏀 on November 21, 2014, 08:03:41 AM
I respect your opinion, but WAY better? come on. 

Thread hijacked? ;)

I'll dial it back then...

Braveheart is waaay better than Gladiator.
Title: Re: Back to Warrior Basketball
Post by: willie warrior on November 21, 2014, 08:50:39 AM
Braveheart is waaaaay better than Gladiator.
True, but right now Mel Gibson is still politically incorrect. Gadiator did have Connie Nielsen going for it--and she was definitely at her hottest in Devil's Advocate. All things are relative.
Title: Re: Back to Warrior Basketball
Post by: LAMUfan on November 21, 2014, 08:53:38 AM
but there was nudity in brave heart, not in gladiator right?  so that negates the hotness factor
Title: Re: Back to Warrior Basketball
Post by: warriorchick on November 21, 2014, 09:03:49 AM
but there was nudity in brave heart, not in gladiator right?  so that negates the hotness factor

Unless you are talking about men's bare asses, I don't recall any nudity in Braveheart.
Title: Re: Back to Warrior Basketball
Post by: 🏀 on November 21, 2014, 09:09:42 AM
Unless you are talking about men's bare asses, I don't recall any nudity in Braveheart.

You're complaining?

Pretty sure Murron popped those Highland Puppies out though?
Title: Re: Back to Warrior Basketball
Post by: MU82 on November 21, 2014, 09:13:54 AM
Gladiator is a fave and I can't help but watch several minutes of it every time I'm flipping around the channels and I land on it.

I only saw Braveheart once. Thought it was fine but not great. And I can't bring myself to watch even one minute of any movie involving one of the most raging anti-Semites on the planet.
Title: Re: Back to Warrior Basketball
Post by: warriorchick on November 21, 2014, 09:16:31 AM
You're complaining?

Pretty sure Murron popped those Highland Puppies out though?

Not complaining...they just weren't particularly sexy in that context; just a bunch of dirty, pale guys mooning the enemy.  Also, it's not the kind of nudity most of you menfolk get excited about, either.

I don't remember seeing any Murron  nakedness, but then again, I see naked boobs every day, so it is not a big deal to me.
Title: Re: Back to Warrior Basketball
Post by: keefe on November 21, 2014, 09:20:22 AM
but then again, I see naked boobs every day, so it is not a big deal to me.

Do you have evidence to substantiate these sightings?
Title: Re: Back to Warrior Basketball
Post by: LAMUfan on November 21, 2014, 09:46:23 AM
the scene by the water after they get married I believe, female nudity for sure, its cut out on television obviously, and it is always on TV so that might by why you don't remember.  Either way I was joking.
Title: Re: Back to Warrior Basketball
Post by: willie warrior on November 21, 2014, 09:56:24 AM
Gladiator is a fave and I can't help but watch several minutes of it every time I'm flipping around the channels and I land on it.

I only saw Braveheart once. Thought it was fine but not great. And I can't bring myself to watch even one minute of any movie involving one of the most raging anti-Semites on the planet.
Yeah, right up there with Al Sharpton.....whoops, we digress.
Title: Re: Back to Warrior Basketball
Post by: reinko on November 21, 2014, 09:58:51 AM
Favorite part 2 of trilogies?

Empire Strikes Back > Two Towers > The Dark Knight > Godfather Part II  > Evil Dead II > Back to the Future 2 > Bourne Supremacy > Iron Man 2 > Beverley Hills Cop 2

Other receiving votes: Robocop 2, Delta Force 2, Naked Gun 2 1/2, Mighty Ducks 2
Title: Re: Back to Warrior Basketball
Post by: warriorchick on November 21, 2014, 10:01:32 AM
Favorite part 2 of trilogies?

Empire Strikes Back > Two Towers > The Dark Knight > Godfather Part II  > Evil Dead II > Back to the Future 2 > Bourne Supremacy > Iron Man 2 > Beverley Hills Cop 2

Other receiving votes: Robocop 2, Delta Force 2, Naked Gun 2 1/2, Mighty Ducks 2

Do they have to be trilogies?  If not:

Aliens

Terminator 2
Title: Re: Back to Warrior Basketball
Post by: hairy worthen on November 21, 2014, 10:09:10 AM
but then again, I see naked boobs every day, so it is not a big deal to me.


Now you’ve put images rattling around the minds of a bunch of loser male message board posters.  Just like creepy Rob Lowe.
Title: Re: Back to Warrior Basketball
Post by: willie warrior on November 21, 2014, 10:10:09 AM
Unless you are talking about men's bare asses, I don't recall any nudity in Braveheart.
Don't forget the partial frontal moon.
Title: Re: Back to Warrior Basketball
Post by: warriorchick on November 21, 2014, 10:12:13 AM
the scene by the water after they get married I believe, female nudity for sure, its cut out on television obviously, and it is always on TV so that might by why you don't remember.   

Reminds me of my favorite story regarding edited movies.  I had a VHS of "The Blues Brothers" that I had never taken out of the box.  One winter day when my 3 and 5 year old kids were going stir crazy in the house, I popped it into the VCR and said, "Here, watch this.  It's got good music in it."

Of course, I had been watching that movie on basic cable and network TV for over a decade at that point, and forgotten about the editing.  I was in the kitchen when I heard the Jake and Elwood shouting the F word as The Penguin beat them with a ruler.  I came flying into the family room, saying, "You know that's a very bad word, and you should never ever say it!"

Of course, it was closing the barn door after the cow had already gotten out.
Title: Re: Back to Warrior Basketball
Post by: LAMUfan on November 21, 2014, 10:37:58 AM
Scarface on TV was my favorite, when they are asking him about the scar her responds something like "how do you get a scar like this from eating p****?", and the TV version "how do you get a scar like this from eating pineapple?"

I don't know, pineapples are sharp man, watch out scarface
Title: Re: Back to Warrior Basketball
Post by: warriorchick on November 21, 2014, 10:48:04 AM
Scarface on TV was my favorite, when they are asking him about the scar her responds something like "how do you get a scar like this from eating p****?", and the TV version "how do you get a scar like this from eating pineapple?"

I don't know, pineapples are sharp man, watch out scarface

Worst swear dubbing ever is in "High Fidelity". Everyone calling everyone else an "airhole".

I take that back. That's second place.  First place is "Kill Bill Vol. 1.  "My name is Buck and I like to *party*"
Title: Re: Back to Warrior Basketball
Post by: Chicago_inferiority_complexes on November 21, 2014, 11:05:06 AM
Reminds me of my favorite story regarding edited movies.  I had a VHS of "The Blues Brothers" that I had never taken out of the box.  One winter day when my 3 and 5 year old kids were going stir crazy in the house, I popped it into the VCR and said, "Here, watch this.  It's got good music in it."

Of course, I had been watching that movie on basic cable and network TV for over a decade at that point, and forgotten about the editing.  I was in the kitchen when I heard the Jake and Elwood shouting the F word as The Penguin beat them with a ruler.  I came flying into the family room, saying, "You know that's a very bad word, and you should never ever say it!"

Of course, it was closing the barn door after the cow had already gotten out.

Similarly, I must have seen Shawshank Redemption 12x on cable growing up. Had no idea how much cursing was in the actual movie until I bought the DVD.
Title: Re: Back to Warrior Basketball
Post by: LAMUfan on November 21, 2014, 11:09:42 AM
Hijack completed
Title: Re: Back to Warrior Basketball
Post by: Tums Festival on November 21, 2014, 11:34:42 AM
Favorite part 2 of trilogies?

Empire Strikes Back > Two Towers > The Dark Knight > Godfather Part II  > Evil Dead II > Back to the Future 2 > Bourne Supremacy > Iron Man 2 > Beverley Hills Cop 2

Other receiving votes: Robocop 2, Delta Force 2, Naked Gun 2 1/2, Mighty Ducks 2

If it can be part 2 of a franchise then Bride of Frankenstein.
Title: Re: Back to Warrior Basketball
Post by: 🏀 on November 21, 2014, 11:36:10 AM
Worst swear dubbing ever is in "High Fidelity". Everyone calling everyone else an "airhole".

I take that back. That's second place.  First place is "Kill Bill Vol. 1.  "My name is Buck and I like to *party*"

Best: "This is what happens when you find a stranger in the Alps."
Title: Re: Back to Warrior Basketball
Post by: TAMU, Knower of Ball on November 21, 2014, 11:38:20 AM
Worst swear dubbing ever is in "High Fidelity". Everyone calling everyone else an "airhole".

I take that back. That's second place.  First place is "Kill Bill Vol. 1.  "My name is Buck and I like to *party*"

Disagree. Best one is from Snakes on a plane: "I'm tired of these Monkey Riding snakes on this Monday to Friday plane!"
Title: Re: Back to Warrior Basketball
Post by: warriorchick on November 21, 2014, 12:07:19 PM
Disagree. Best one is from Snakes on a plane: "I'm tired of these Monkey Riding snakes on this Monday to Friday plane!"

That had to be intentional.  No way Sam Jackson would have done that overdub with a straight face.
Title: Re: Back to Warrior Basketball
Post by: 🏀 on November 21, 2014, 05:32:11 PM
Since I'm at home now, I just double checked and Murron's jubilees definitely make an appearance.
Title: Re: Back to Warrior Basketball
Post by: Daniel on November 21, 2014, 09:28:16 PM
Bump.

What happened to the guy who posted on the coach's radio show?  I missed the start and would have taken better notes if I knew he was on vacation.  Comments I remember without checking (post beers):
1. Liked Teve's performance, but they are asking a lot of him and feel he can give a lot so he is capable of handling the pressure (I felt like he was going out of his way to not mention missing bunny shots, but I suspect that was just something I was thinking);
- Thinks Steve has a good feel for what move to make to avoid defenders;
- Thinks Steve also has a good feel for when he should kick the ball out;
2. Don't start talking about the tournament next week as they have UNO next and need to focus on them. UNO is big on transition (maybe close to leading the country on this) and said that they probably watched what tOSU did and are going to try to mimic that;
3. MU is close to leading the country in pressure D/turnovers and that he would like to see us convert more turnovers into points (read: don't miss bunnies and dunks);
4. MU did a great job defending Russell (he is very good);
5. Favorite non-sports related movie: Brave Heart (even over Gladiator); Favorite sports movie: remember the titans and Hoosiers over that;
6. Incoming recruits are great and we are a young team.  Wojo looks for guys who can perform during practice and under the lights of game day (knows how to tell who is ready to play when their number is called);
7. Team would say game minutes are determined based on practice and they tell the kids who (statistically) are doing best so starters should be no surprise. Jay Z & Beyonce practice! ; )  Assist to turnover ratio is very important... can't have empty possessions.
8. Hobbies: NONE!  Basketball is all consuming and he keeps his limited free time for his family.  Wrestles with 6 & 4 year old, they play jenga and 6 year old has caught the b-ball bug.  

I'm not doing any of this justice, so blame the regular guy for taking vacation and check out the feed here:
http://www.stationcaster.com/player_skinned.php?s=71&c=766&f=3653793

P.S. just listened to first 15 minutes and (spoiler alert): likes switchables (or more specifically "versatile" players who can play multiple positions), need to compliment that with a good point guard and thinks De Wil and Carlino are equally important (De Wil great D, Matt more offense), likes who we have as guards and coming in as guards.  Still drilling the team on what good open shots means, but players are learning and doing better at figuring it out.


Wojo also said we up get better shots after paint touches!  OMG - switchables and paint touches!
Title: Re: Back to Warrior Basketball
Post by: real chili 83 on November 21, 2014, 10:15:54 PM
Looks like scoop is showing our Jesuit values with Ners.

Of the 148 that want him banned(from his own thread), only 8 want him gutted like a deer.

Ners, your ok with me.   ;)
Title: Re: Back to Warrior Basketball
Post by: warriorchick on November 22, 2014, 12:15:48 AM
Looks like scoop is showing our Jesuit values with Ners.

Of the 148 that want him banned(from is own thread), only 8 want him gutted like a deer.

Ners, your ok with me.   ;)

*you're*

Jesuit values  ;)
Title: Re: Back to Warrior Basketball
Post by: Warrior Code on November 22, 2014, 01:09:08 AM
Worst swear dubbing ever is in "High Fidelity". Everyone calling everyone else an "airhole".

I take that back. That's second place.  First place is "Kill Bill Vol. 1.  "My name is Buck and I like to *party*"

Die Hard With A Vengeance - Samuel L. calling Bruce "melon farmer" is a personal favorite.
Title: Re: Back to Warrior Basketball
Post by: willie warrior on November 22, 2014, 06:45:43 AM
If it can be part 2 of a franchise then Bride of Frankenstein.
What about all those lame Nerds movies?
Title: Re: Back to Warrior Basketball
Post by: LloydsLegs on November 23, 2014, 07:37:55 PM
I joined the other 3 losers who missed me to give me 4 votes.  I've been lurking. 

No exciting story about world travels or personal travails.  Instead, stupidity and lethergy combined led to my prolonged absence from the board.  After trying to change my name back after Henry's initial (unofficial) commitment to MU, I must have messed up my password.  Tried a dozen times over the next few weeks to get back on, and couldn't get past registration etc...confirming emails must have wound up in internet hell...

So, like MU bball this year, I decided to start fresh using a new email address to register with a new name. 

And, for the record, in answer to each games "What's everybody drinking tonight/today?" so far this year:

No. 3 London Dry Gin (Berry Bros & Rudd)
Ninja v. Unicorn IPA (Pipeworks)
Dragon's Milk Bourbon Barrel Stout (New Holland)

It was an interesting and at times frustrating (non?) exercise for me to be unable to respond to interesting and/or insightful posts and the trolls.  After a while, I was only frustrated by being unable to respond to the good ones.  Hope it stays that way.

On the team:  way to early to tell anything other than it is going to be a long year for W's, but hopefully by the end we have 4 or 5 guys set to hit the ground running next year.  It will be fun to watch Wojo and that development.
 
Title: Re: Back to Warrior Basketball
Post by: real chili 83 on November 23, 2014, 07:50:40 PM
Welcome back RC.
Title: Re: Back to Warrior Basketball
Post by: LloydsLegs on November 23, 2014, 08:24:50 PM
Thanks for looking!