Bo Ryan Story

[NBBomber]

"Shaving Ryan's Privates: D-Day Comes to the Kohl Hole"

OMG! This is getting way too funny:-)

[GooooMarquette]

"Shaving Ryan's Privates: D-Day Comes to the Kohl Hole"

Outstanding!

[ChicosBailBonds]

Bo Knows Diddley

[Lighthouse 84]

Surprised he hasn't called up Suzy Favors Hamilton.

and you're certain he hasn't because.......

[GooooMarquette]

and you're certain he hasn't because.......

Wonder if the Badgers ever played in Vegas while she was...umm...working?

[ATL MU Warrior]

"Shaving Ryan's Privates: D-Day Comes to the Kohl Hole"

This made me laugh out loud and throw up a little at the same time.  good job!

[brewcity77]

Wonder if the Badgers ever played in Vegas while she was...umm...working?

Doubt Bo would have gone the escort route, guessing he likes his affairs more traditional.

[real chili 83]

These people don't get to where they are by being that stupid.

Oxymoron

[4everwarriors]

Another amazin' story of how ta fook up prosperity, ai na?

[TAMU, Knower of Ball]

Doubt Bo would have gone the escort route, guessing he likes his affairs more traditional.

Excellent.

Bo does have an aversion to rent a players

[Benny B]

Wonder if the Badgers ever played in Vegas while she was...umm...working?

Give things time to play out.  Maybe not five years, but let's wait for the facts to come in before we dismiss anything and rush to judgement.

[ChicosBailBonds]

So much fun could be had with this...so much information withheld that needs to be added.

[Badgerhater]

Fine work here everyone.  We shall have to turn this thread into a tournament

[Oldgym]

On a related note, mods, Buckyville appears to have a Hall of Fame for its most famous, or infamous, threads. Scoop must have at least a half dozen first-ballot HOF discussions.  Just a thought, and apologies to any who have already made this suggestion.

[ChitownSpaceForRent]

On a related note, mods, Buckyville appears to have a Hall of Fame for its most famous, or infamous, threads. Scoop must have at least a half dozen first-ballot HOF discussions.  Just a thought, and apologies to any who have already made this suggestion.

Interesting thought, but the fact that it was started by buckyville makes me a little iffy about implementing it here.

[ZiggysFryBoy]

Doubt Bo would have gone the escort route, guessing he likes his affairs more traditional.

Nah, that is just one more piece of the wonderfully hypocritical pie.

[GooooMarquette]

swing hidden meaning
slow offense was just a ruse
bo on a fast break

[mufansince72]

So much fun could be had with this...so much information withheld that needs to be added.

Start adding

[Skatastrophy]

I'm not the strongest at photoshop, and I don't have a physical mouse on my Chromebook, but I gave this a go:

[Badgerhater]

http://www.abctales.com/story/jupitermoon/sound-rutting-badgers

[rocket surgeon]

http://i0.wp.com/mig.flywheelsites.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/tara_saleh_page_photo.jpg?zoom=2&resize=400%2C400


Bo Ryan special guest appearance: On golden blond

[moomoo]

On the next

30 for 30

(Piano playing in the background)

Sometimes, we wish the emperor did have clothes.

"How Bo's Liitle Peep Lost Him All His Sheep"

[Dr. Blackheart]

"The Third Man"

The Third Man is a visually-stylish thriller - a paranoid story of social, economic, and moral corruption in a depressed, rotting and crumbling Madison following a total bitch-slapping by its arch enemy, Marquette. The striking film-noirish, shadowy thriller was filmed expressionistically within the decadent, shattered and poisoned city.

The black and white, pessimistic film is one of the greatest thrillers of the post-McGuire era, in the best Alfred Hitchcock tradition, and beautifully produced and directed by Britisher Carol Reed.

This was Reed's second collaboration with screenwriter-author Graham Greene (after The Fallen Idol). It was based on Greene's novella of the same name, written solely to be a source text for the film screenplay and never intended to be read or published. It is a clever and original mystery tale simply evoked by one sentence written by Greene: "I saw a man walking drunkenly down State Street, whose last beat down I had only recently attended." It told of a love triangle with nightmarish suspense, treachery, betrayal, guilt and disillusionment.

[Juan Anderson's Mixtape]

Lifetime presents "Bo Ryan: Final Four Two Timer"

[Loose Cannon]

Merry Christmas Bo