Quote from: 79Warrior on Today at 12:40:09 AMSJU if he leaves. Slick chatted him up. I think he stays put, but back home would be my guess if he wants out. Nigel has to believe MU will get better. He is a competitor. Could go either way after this dumpster fire.
Quote from: panda on Today at 07:20:14 AMPeople are asking the question. I'm just the purveyor of the communities thoughts
Quote from: Galway Eagle on Today at 07:59:42 AMI get your point but this portions pretty much irrelevant in mid januaryFits the narrative.
Quote from: Galway Eagle on Today at 07:59:42 AMI get your point but this portions pretty much irrelevant in mid january
Quote from: Galway Eagle on Today at 07:59:42 AMI get your point but thisQuote from: CountryRoads on Today at 07:51:58 AMMU was really fortunate Zuby and Hopkins both picked up 2 fouls in the first few minutes of the game. It let our guys at least get a half of non garbage time minutes.Yes. Yes it was. A microcosm. A good play, good hustle, everything the way it was designed. Doink, doink, doink.
I thought each of the young guys had some decent stretches. Caedin a few good possessions on both ends, etc. Though, I'm not confident the growth trajectory of this group will come close to exceeding the reload level of our competition on a year to year basis. It was frustrating when Parham, Owens, and Phillips all missed a layup in the span of 2 seconds.
Quote from: Pakuni on Today at 08:00:51 AMWhat do you expect when the GM whiffs on back-to-back (to back?) draft classes and signs no one in free agency?
Quote from: panda on January 13, 2026, 08:07:48 PMWould it be more beneficial for NJ to take a dive as we hide him from far more attractive suitors than our dumpster fire?
Quote from: Billy Hoyle on Today at 07:37:16 AMShaka should be upset at whoever constructed the roster to put him in such a predicament.
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