Quote from: muwarrior69 on Today at 12:11:47 PMJust imagine if it were a home game.

I don't think I have that much influence.  Plenty of MU fans at wintrust yesterday, myself included.

So I wouldn't recommend letting the other team start the game on a 19-0 run.  Wow was this game ugly and I seriously contemplated leaving at halftime.  If this is what it was like against Georgetown at home, I can't imagine what it's going to be like when UCONN comes to town.

Bad seasons happen
This isn't your first bad team
Find your happy place.

I'm not a coordinator but I wouldn't block Bonito with my slot receiver

Quote from: wadesworld on Today at 04:22:39 PMProbably. But I guess that's my point. I couldn't tell you, because it's not something anyone really cares about. Losing 19 games instead of 20 would do nothing to change how this season was, at least if you ask me.

I get that  you see this as not being a big deal. Assuming others see it the same way though? I think it makes a huge difference whether it is your team or someone else's, so the "...really cares about" depends upon whom you are speaking to. I will never be able to forget this season, as much as I wish I could. And it matters to me.

Quote from: CountryRoads on Today at 05:12:49 PMEd Cooley after Georgetown's loss to UConn:

"There's a lot worse happening right now than Georgetown losing a basketball game... You know what we are? We're blessed. We're blessed to be 9-9, we're blessed to be 1-6 in the league. It could be a lot worse."

lol was just coming here to post this. Sounds like some people on this board

Ed Cooley after Georgetown's loss to UConn:

"There's a lot worse happening right now than Georgetown losing a basketball game... You know what we are? We're blessed. We're blessed to be 9-9, we're blessed to be 1-6 in the league. It could be a lot worse."

Shaka would have some credibility if his current team showed any improvement anywhere - offense, defense, shooting, rebounding, better rotations, inbounds plays, late-game plays -  it's all just crap and not getting any better...

Quote from: Jay Bee on Today at 05:06:50 PMThe name is Tariq. He's 52. Nice with the rhymes, too.

https://youtu.be/prmQgSpV3fA?si=VdeFs0C_jikPHsok

Checks out.

Quote from: wadesworld on Today at 04:40:33 PMHe looks the right age.

The name is Tariq. He's 52. Nice with the rhymes, too.

https://youtu.be/prmQgSpV3fA?si=VdeFs0C_jikPHsok