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MUScoop => Hangin' at the Al => Topic started by: #UnleashSean on July 14, 2020, 09:46:40 PM
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I forgot to change it back to it, but I'll be rocking it till next season
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Yep ... they left the wrong guy wide open.
Or, in the case of our heroes, the right guy.
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Had to change mine
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Truly a gift to get to watch him play for likely the last time. It was really fun to have the TBT in the middle of all that is going on in the world.
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Pretty sure this was his last ride. What a way to go out
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I think we all can agree now, at last, that Travis Diener was not just a "dime a dozen" PG.
RIP JG
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I think we all can agree now, at last, that Travis Diener was not just a "dime a dozen" PG.
The gulf between what the gr8one thinks he knows, and what he actually knows, is far and wide.
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The gulf between what the gr8one thinks he knows, and what he actually knows, is far and wide.
Reminds me of a Bobby Knight quote, when he said something like, "I have forgotten more about this #%$ing game then you will ever know."
That quote never made sense. Thinking of it mathematically, If Bobby's knowledge was on a scale of 1-100, a 99, but he forgot 85 , and now he is at a 14, and person X is at a 70 (which is less than Bobby forgot). Person X currently has more basketball knowledge than Bobby. This is what happens when I work from home.
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Diener is an all time great. Was fun to watch him wear blue and gold one last time. Hope he is back on our bench as a coach when all is said and done.
And, as someone who attended MU when Diener was there, this TBT helped me feel not that old ;)
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https://twitter.com/muoverload/status/1283449505644412928?s=21
The bar tab is fun to analyze.
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Who is paying for water at a bar in Fon Du Lac?
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Who is paying for water at a bar in Fon Du Lac?
Bottle for the drive home?
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Bottle for the drive home?
What's up Carlos Mencia?
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Why are people in a bar at all?
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Why are people in a bar at all?
Because adults are allowed to make choices?
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Because adults are allowed to make choices?
It's great that they're allowed to make choices for everyone.
Behavior like this is exactly why we're going to be delaying or walking back our openings.
But you know, have fun!
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Why are people in a bar at all?
Maybe that was just Diener's immediate family at the bar. Those in his personal bubble?
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Why are people in a bar at all?
Drinking beer and watching the game.
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Because adults are allowed to make choices?
No kidding. Dumb ones apparently. Hopefully they were social distancing or were at least outside, but who knows.
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I think my favorite part of seeing this tweet was reading all the former player and coach support and pride in Marquette.
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No kidding. Dumb ones apparently. Hopefully they were social distancing or were at least outside, but who knows.
Nope. Dad was inside and giving high fives. So there's that.
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Nope. Dad was inside and giving high fives. So there's that.
Great. And people wonder why there's not likely to be college football this fall.
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Doesn’t one of the Dieners own the bar? Didn’t look crowded
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There are hundreds of drinks on that tab.
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There are hundreds of drinks on that tab.
It's Wisconsin
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Diener is an all time great. Was fun to watch him wear blue and gold one last time. Hope he is back on our bench as a coach when all is said and done.
And, as someone who attended MU when Diener was there, this TBT helped me feel not that old ;)
I don't think he wants to coach. His dad is the one Diener brother who doesn't coach (admitted he doesn't have the temperament for coaching).
I was at MU just before Travis but watched his whole career it took me back. I even threw up his signature "three fingers" as it went down (to hell with the white supremacists who have coopted that).
I'm still on board with 34 being retired too.
Doesn’t one of the Dieners own the bar? Didn’t look crowded
yes, that's his Dad's bar.
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It's great that they're allowed to make choices for everyone.
Behavior like this is exactly why we're going to be delaying or walking back our openings.
But you know, have fun!
The no fun police hard at work on Scoop!
It's unfortunate the mass protests took place that set COVID on fire across the country. Total and utter disregard for our country. Thanks protestors for "delaying and walking back our openings!"
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The no fun police hard at work on Scoop!
It's unfortunate the mass protests took place that set COVID on fire across the country. Total and utter disregard for our country. Thanks protestors for "delaying and walking back our openings!"
The bolded isn't true. It has largely been spread by indoor gatherings. I mean, look at New York, which has actually seen a decrease in daily counts since the protests.
But you know...facts.
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The no fun police hard at work on Scoop!
It's unfortunate the mass protests took place that set COVID on fire across the country. Total and utter disregard for our country. Thanks protestors for "delaying and walking back our openings!"
Lol. Good to see you’re equally clueless on all topics.
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The bolded isn't true. It has largely been spread by indoor gatherings. I mean, look at New York, which has actually seen a decrease in daily counts since the protests.
But you know...facts.
Whatever it takes to make you feel better Fluffy. Your "facts" aren't relevant. Oddly, New York was on fire with COVID when you had the indoor gatherings on packed subways. Herd immunity taking hold in New York. Why do you feel there was outrage when Florida opened its beaches? Or California for that matter? Do we really know it only spreads through indoor gatherings? Back in March Faucci didn't think masks helped. The "elixir" to fix COVID spread has changed almost weekly.
Lol. Good to see you’re equally clueless on all topics.
#triggered
You calling others clueless is about as comical as it gets. BTW, should DJO get a cut of the TBT winnings, or do you still #demand #nojusticnopeace that we teach him a lesson and not compensate him due to exercising his free will/agent rights to play for an alternative team last year?
#resist
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Whatever it takes to make you feel better Fluffy. Your "facts" aren't relevant. Oddly, New York was on fire with COVID when you had the indoor gatherings on packed subways.
#triggered
You calling others clueless is about as comical as it gets. BTW, should DJO get a cut of the TBT winnings, or do you still #demand #nojusticnopeace that we teach him a lesson and not compensate him due to exercising his free will/agent rights to play for an alternative team last year?
#resist
Hahahahahaha.
Ners: “all these people out protesting started covid on fire!”
Fluff: “no, it’s been the indoor activities that spreads covid. Look at NYC.”
Ners: “no you’re wrong. NYC went on fire when indoor subways were being packed.”
Uhh, yeah. That’s why fluffy literally said. Lol!
I might be triggered but at least I’m not incompetent.
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Whatever it takes to make you feel better Fluffy. Your "facts" aren't relevant. Oddly, New York was on fire with COVID when you had the indoor gatherings on packed subways. Herd immunity taking hold in New York. Why do you feel there was outrage when Florida opened its beaches? Or California for that matter? Do we really know it only spreads through indoor gatherings? Back in March Faucci didn't think masks helped. The "elixir" to fix COVID spread has changed almost weekly.
#triggered
You calling others clueless is about as comical as it gets. BTW, should DJO get a cut of the TBT winnings, or do you still #demand #nojusticnopeace that we teach him a lesson and not compensate him due to exercising his free will/agent rights to play for an alternative team last year?
#resist
Yeah as I said, your takes on real life make your John Dawson takes look normal.
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Travis Diener and Derrick Wilson representing Marquette is a great thing
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Whatever it takes to make you feel better Fluffy. Your "facts" aren't relevant. Oddly, New York was on fire with COVID when you had the indoor gatherings on packed subways. Herd immunity taking hold in New York. Why do you feel there was outrage when Florida opened its beaches? Or California for that matter? Do we really know it only spreads through indoor gatherings? Back in March Faucci didn't think masks helped. The "elixir" to fix COVID spread has changed almost weekly.
#triggered
You calling others clueless is about as comical as it gets. BTW, should DJO get a cut of the TBT winnings, or do you still #demand #nojusticnopeace that we teach him a lesson and not compensate him due to exercising his free will/agent rights to play for an alternative team last year?
#resist
Christ, you're thick.
I wonder if you see the irony of literally losing your crap in one post, and then two posts later telling other that they were #triggered.
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In before the lock.
Wtf is wrong with you knowitalls....both sides.
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I do find it interesting that many people thought of how many people were at the bar. Whatever political side you reside on, many people have changed their normal thoughts on situations in the last 4 months.
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I do find it interesting that many people thought of how many people were at the bar. Whatever political side you reside on, many people have changed their normal thoughts on situations in the last 4 months.
Yessir.
I sometimes find myself watching a TV show or movie from a couple years ago and thinking, if only for a split-second, "Hey, they're much too close to each other."
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The no fun police hard at work on Scoop!
It's unfortunate the mass protests took place that set COVID on fire across the country. Total and utter disregard for our country. Thanks protestors for "delaying and walking back our openings!"
You're a moron.
Nice job tbt eagles.
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The no fun police hard at work on Scoop!
It's unfortunate the mass protests took place that set COVID on fire across the country. Total and utter disregard for our country. Thanks protestors for "delaying and walking back our openings!"
Tulsa?
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In before the lock.
Wtf is wrong with you knowitalls....both sides.
Exactly! This is why we can't have nice things.
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Exactly! This is why we can't have nice things.
Seems like a bunch of vacations just ended.
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It's Wisconsin
Why the teal?
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I think my favorite part of seeing this tweet was reading all the former player and coach support and pride in Marquette.
Agreed. Love the pride the MU athletic alums have in the school and athletic tradition.
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Time to negotiate that endorsement deal, Travis:
https://twitter.com/DienerTravis/status/1283546695914201089
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Time to negotiate that endorsement deal, Travis:
https://twitter.com/DienerTravis/status/1283546695914201089
So why did you create Bleauteaux?
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So why did you create Bleauteaux?
I didn't do it on purpose.
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It’s worth noting that before TBT, he had very little Twitter activity, save for some sporadic retweets and comments. I think the last “original” tweet was back in April.
The last week and a half, he’s been hilarious, self aware, and dead on with everything he’s posted. He’s a savant. He may not want to coach, but he’d be a hell of a commentator when his Italian ballin days are done
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I don't think he wants to coach
He was literally coaching for MU a couple years ago before he went back to play in Italy...
https://marquettewire.org/3973540/tribune/tribune-sports/travis-diener-says-hard-goodbye-to-mu-for-perfect-situation/
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He was literally coaching for MU a couple years ago before he went back to play in Italy...
https://marquettewire.org/3973540/tribune/tribune-sports/travis-diener-says-hard-goodbye-to-mu-for-perfect-situation/
Going out on a limb, I think that specifically is why Billy said what he did.
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He was literally coaching for MU a couple years ago before he went back to play in Italy...
https://marquettewire.org/3973540/tribune/tribune-sports/travis-diener-says-hard-goodbye-to-mu-for-perfect-situation/
He wasn't coaching, he was in an administrative position. No recruiting, no skill development and all of that stuff. I've seen comments where he's said that isn't for him.
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Whatever it takes to make you feel better Fluffy. Your "facts" aren't relevant. Oddly, New York was on fire with COVID when you had the indoor gatherings on packed subways. Herd immunity taking hold in New York. Why do you feel there was outrage when Florida opened its beaches? Or California for that matter? Do we really know it only spreads through indoor gatherings? Back in March Faucci didn't think masks helped. The "elixir" to fix COVID spread has changed almost weekly.
#triggered
You calling others clueless is about as comical as it gets. BTW, should DJO get a cut of the TBT winnings, or do you still #demand #nojusticnopeace that we teach him a lesson and not compensate him due to exercising his free will/agent rights to play for an alternative team last year?
#resist
Elon didnt u know fluffy, like the NYT, knows everything and if u dont agree with hisfacts/opinion then u are an idiot.
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Elon didnt u know fluffy, like the NYT, knows everything and if u dont agree with hisfacts/opinion then u are an idiot.
Oh the irony. On a number of levels.
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Oh the irony. On a number of levels.
Birds of a feather, if you will.
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Yeah as I said, your takes on real life make your John Magic Dawson takes look normal.
FTFY
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The bolded isn't true. It has largely been spread by indoor gatherings. I mean, look at New York, which has actually seen a decrease in daily counts since the protests.
Fluffy,
Honest question - How have Houston, Miami, Los Angeles, Atlanta, etc., fared since the protests?
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Fluffy,
Honest question - How have Houston, Miami, Los Angeles, Atlanta, etc., fared since the protests?
Much worse than Chicago, New York, Minneapolis, Seattle, etc.
You're much smarter than this.
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Much worse than Chicago, New York, Minneapolis, Seattle, etc.
You're much smarter than this.
Chicago, New York, Minneapolis and Seattle had already peaked.
Certainly you’re smart enough to know this.
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Fluffy,
Honest question - How have Houston, Miami, Los Angeles, Atlanta, etc., fared since the protests?
Facts matter.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/tommybeer/2020/07/01/research-determines-protests-did-not-cause-spike-in-coronavirus-cases/
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Elon didnt u know fluffy, like the NYT, knows everything and if u dont agree with hisfacts/opinion then u are an idiot.
It's helpful to just recognize Fluffy, Wades/BLM, Hards, Pakuni, for what they are: Sheep. They herd together, seeking strength in numbers, due to lacking emotional fortitude, and critical thinking skills of their own. As a result, like sheep, they are followers - easily influenced by the opinions they hear from blowhard "journalists" at Wash Post, NYT, CNN, MSNBC, et al. Anytime someone disrupts their fragile psyches, they get #triggered and need to #resist.
Birds of a feather, if you will.
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Much worse than Chicago, New York, Minneapolis, Seattle, etc.
You're much smarter than this.
NM
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Facts matter.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/tommybeer/2020/07/01/research-determines-protests-did-not-cause-spike-in-coronavirus-cases/
The study’s lead author, Dhaval Dave of Bentley University, said, “In many cities, the protests actually seemed to lead to a net increase in social distancing, as more people who did not protest decided to stay off the streets.”
See a problem there? This guy essentially says social distancing increased in cities of protesting, and is correlating that with declines. Yet the protests were concentrated centers of ZERO social distancing, the likes of which we've not seen since February at sporting events.
Further it is asinine to use positive test percentages as a benchmark. I know for a fact that Doctors in Minnesota were specifically instructed to NOT test anyone under the age of 60 through Mid-May, even if symptomatic - as there was a mandate to preserve the number of COVID tests - rationed for those most at risk.
Percentages always go down when your denominator increases (exponentially in this case).
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The study’s lead author, Dhaval Dave of Bentley University, said, “In many cities, the protests actually seemed to lead to a net increase in social distancing, as more people who did not protest decided to stay off the streets.”
See a problem there? This guy essentially says social distancing increased in cities of protesting, and is correlating that with declines. Yet the protests were concentrated centers of ZERO social distancing, the likes of which we've not seen since February at sporting events.
Further it is asinine to use positive test percentages as a benchmark. I know for a fact that Doctors in Minnesota were specifically instructed to NOT test anyone under the age of 60 through Mid-May, even if symptomatic - as there was a mandate to preserve the number of COVID tests - rationed for those most at risk.
Percentages always go down when your denominator increases (exponentially in this case).
Oh, never mind. Not worth it
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Oh, never mind. Not worth it
Remember, he dunked in high school!
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How has this not been locked. Dumbies from both ends of the spectrum...
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Chicago, New York, Minneapolis and Seattle had already peaked.
Certainly you’re smart enough to know this.
lol what? You were implying that the cities you named had rising case levels due to protests. Protests happened in many cities where there wasn't a spike of cases.
So... correlation doesn't equal causation.
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It's helpful to just recognize Fluffy, Wades/BLM, Hards, Pakuni, for what they are: Sheep. They herd together, seeking strength in numbers, due to lacking emotional fortitude, and critical thinking skills of their own. As a result, like sheep, they are followers - easily influenced by the opinions they hear from blowhard "journalists" at Wash Post, NYT, CNN, MSNBC, et al. Anytime someone disrupts their fragile psyches, they get #triggered and need to #resist.
Birds of a feather, if you will.
The most disturbing part of all of this is you take yourself seriously. Some serious Dunning-Krueger going on with Ners.
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lol what? You were implying that the cities you named had rising case levels due to protests. Protests happened in many cities where there wasn't a spike of cases.
So... correlation doesn't equal causation.
Actually if you’ll reread I was asking a question.
And of course correlation and causation don’t always go hand in hand.
But to say that the fact that a city that had already been overwhelmed (New York) didn’t see the same spike due to dangerous gatherings that a city on the back end of the curve (Houston) did “proves” something is ridiculous.
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Actually if you’ll reread I was asking a question.
And of course correlation and causation don’t always go hand in hand.
But to say that the fact that a city that had already been overwhelmed (New York) didn’t see the same spike due to dangerous gatherings that a city on the back end of the curve (Houston) did “proves” something is ridiculous.
Yeah, it proves that protests didn't lead to higher rates of Covid. Houston and the other cities you listed opened back up earlier than other places. As a result, they have more cases.
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So I thought this thread was about Travis Diener.....guess not.
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So I thought this tread was about Travis Diener.....guess not.
Travis Diener rules, even if he didn’t dunk in high school
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Actually if you’ll reread I was asking a question.
And of course correlation and causation don’t always go hand in hand.
But to say that the fact that a city that had already been overwhelmed (New York) didn’t see the same spike due to dangerous gatherings that a city on the back end of the curve (Houston) did “proves” something is ridiculous.
Lenny ... remember when you scolded those who ignore science and data because it doesn't fit with their political narrative?
That's what you're doing here.
The common denominator between the places seeing surges in recent weeks isn't protests. It's that they reopened too soon.
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Actually if you’ll reread I was asking a question.
And of course correlation and causation don’t always go hand in hand.
But to say that the fact that a city that had already been overwhelmed (New York) didn’t see the same spike due to dangerous gatherings that a city on the back end of the curve (Houston) did “proves” something is ridiculous.
No city has really peaked. Certain cities have simply done a better job of locking down, which by and large is limiting the number of people who crowd into an indoor space. If New York does what Houston did this fall, it will bounce right back.
Lenny ... remember when you scolded those who ignore science and data because it doesn't fit with their political narrative?
That's what you're doing here.
The common denominator between the places seeing surges in recent weeks isn't protests. It's that they reopened too soon.
Yep. I expect irrationality from Elon and Sand-Knit. Not from Lennys.