Quote from: wadesworld on Today at 02:40:10 PMI mean, Steven A Smith is the one saying it so I wouldn't put too much into it.

Regardless of who the coach is, the Bucks future is extremely bleak.

Eh, hire an actual good coach. Trade Giannis for a good package. Things could turn around.

I have no faith they'll handle it correctly though.

Joe Gallo from Merrimack, makes sense for Providence.

Quote from: Its DJOver on Today at 02:33:48 PMCan't tell if the accounts "reporting" that Doc will retire at the end of the year are real or not.  One can only hope.

I mean, Steven A Smith is the one saying it so I wouldn't put too much into it.

Regardless of who the coach is, the Bucks future is extremely bleak.

Quote from: Its DJOver on Today at 02:33:48 PMCan't tell if the accounts "reporting" that Doc will retire at the end of the year are real or not.  One can only hope.

Sure hope so, because it's the only way the Bucks really get out of the mess they're in. I don't think they'll fire him.

Can't tell if the accounts "reporting" that Doc will retire at the end of the year are real or not.  One can only hope.

The last of the key pieces of the back to back new *regular season* heights of modern MUBB. While it likely goes out with a whimper I hope years from now they're able to return with their head held high during ceremonies honoring the  Big East championship sweep team and/or the Big East runner up/Sweet 16 team.

Quote from: Billy Hoyle on Today at 02:03:39 PMIt's not like the Bears are hurting at the WR spot either with Odunze and Burden, then you add Loveland and Kmet as tight ends, they are in good shape. That second rounded needs to be used on a O lineman.

Hang tight, I have a good feeling the Bears will hang a third straight banner for winning the all important off-season. 

Quote from: MarquetteMike1977 on Today at 10:50:04 AMMarquette made it into the Top 100 Ala Casey Kasem in the Net Rankings coming in hot at # 99

That's cute, but most intelligent basketball fans know if you look at MU's advanced stats for the 1st 4 minutes of second halves that MU is a bubble team.

https://bball.notnothing.net/bracket_cloud.php?conf=bigeastm

With 5 games on Saturday there are 32 possible results. This site would allow you to try any possible combination of results of the Saturday games to see how the seeding would come out.

If the goal is for MU to have the best chance to advance in the tournament, the 11 seed might be the best. The 4-11 seeds are pretty tightly bunched and MU's games against them have shown that they are capable of beating any of them.

A first round win over a 6 seed would produce a quarterfinal game against Villanova. A win as a 9 or 10 would produce a game against St. John's or UConn.   

I can't get too interested in considering all the possibilities because MU isn't winning the tournament and who they play in the first round doesn't matter much. They can obviously beat or lose to anyone there. A team without much depth turning around to play the next day against one of the league's top teams is probably headed for defeat.

Quote from: Vander Blue Man Group on Today at 01:47:46 PMWas hoping the Bears could keep Moore but the realities of the cap made that nearly impossible. 

Getting a 2nd rounder is a nice get in addition to shedding the contract, and Moore gets sent to a win-now team with a future HoF'er at QB. 

Win-win trade, IMO.  Will be rooting for Moore and Buffalo this season, aside from when they face the Bears.

Also, Dalman's retirement was a tough blow.

It's not like the Bears are hurting at the WR spot either with Odunze and Burden, then you add Loveland and Kmet as tight ends, they are in good shape. That second rounded needs to be used on a O lineman.