What's a shpilke?

I bet someone who can't play off two feet is one of those

Quote from: jesmu84 on December 04, 2025, 10:33:34 PMWhy doesn't shaka try to recruit him?

He also has the floater in his bag.  It's never a bad thing to have tremendous variety in your arsenal. 

Always enjoy watching America's Team lose. This is shaping up to be their 30th straight Super Bowl-free season.

Quote from: MuggsyB on December 04, 2025, 09:41:46 PMSGA utilizes both the step-back, and stop and pop, inside of 17 feet.  And from all spots on the floor. 

Why doesn't shaka try to recruit him?

Quote from: MU82 on December 04, 2025, 10:26:22 PMDid I say he wasn't allowed an opinion? I asked him a question. Thanks for officiating, though!

I think our shooting is shpilkes.  Our passing is shpilkes.  Our rebounding and rudimentary catching is shpilkes.  We're also on skates defensively, a.k.a. shpilkes.  And this is why scoopers are shpilkes and in full meltdown mode. 

Quote from: MuggsyB on December 04, 2025, 10:15:28 PMHe's allowed to render an opinion.  We do seem a little shpilkes out there for major stretches. 

Did I say he wasn't allowed an opinion? I asked him a question. Thanks for officiating, though!

Quote from: DenverEagle on December 04, 2025, 10:19:21 PMBeen super happy to have Shaka guiding our program since his arrival and enjoyed the successes along the way. Still rooting for him and our guys and will keep doing so no matter our record. I have been trying to support Shakas strategy with regard to building our program. But it finally dawned on me that it's not 1990. This is a pro sports business. Here's the rub - it's like the Brewers trying to compete against the Yankees but refusing to sign any free agents (bigger programs or equal programs) and also not using any one from minor leagues (smaller programs where guys can continue to play and grow and improve) It's building a roster where the only guys you use come straight to your pro team from the MLB draft. I don't understand how it could ever work when every other program in the country uses all three tools. If you run a graph of wins and transfers on our roster you can see an incredible correlation to where we are and unless we stop working with both hands tied behind our back, I think it unrealistic to expect much more success.

That's a horrible analogy.

Also, we had the same number of transfers on our team last year as we do this year. I feel confident in saying your graph would not show the same number of wins this year as it did last year.

Been super happy to have Shaka guiding our program since his arrival and enjoyed the successes along the way. Still rooting for him and our guys and will keep doing so no matter our record. I have been trying to support Shakas strategy with regard to building our program. But it finally dawned on me that it's not 1990. This is a pro sports business. Here's the rub - it's like the Brewers trying to compete against the Yankees but refusing to sign any free agents (bigger programs or equal programs) and also not using any one from minor leagues (smaller programs where guys can continue to play and grow and improve) It's building a roster where the only guys you use come straight to your pro team from the MLB draft. I don't understand how it could ever work when every other program in the country uses all three tools. If you run a graph of wins and transfers on our roster you can see an incredible correlation to where we are and unless we stop working with both hands tied behind our back, I think it unrealistic to expect much more success.

That is the most horsesh!t offensive pass interference call I can remember. A pretty obvious DPI

Quote from: Jockey on December 04, 2025, 10:44:53 AMAtlanta would be ideal. We'd be stuck with Tre Young, but we'd get a lot of high 1st rounders.

Our first rounders no less. That's the only one.