Do you still want that Calipari guy if he loses this game?
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Do you still want that Calipari guy if he loses this game?
Which Kentucky player can we get our hands on if we can get a draft pick in 2015 draft? Which one would you choose?
I'd take any of their big men.
I am on the fence with Cal. I don't want him, but I don't not want him either.
He is just an option, with a higher grade than Avery Johnson.
If you Jimmer it, they will come.
Yeah, the 3rd kid off the bench will be a good bench guy ala Nick Collison.Originally Posted by ohnosono
And to think AD was spotting 20
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I think this game only further proved how much of a guard game college basketball is, and how transcendent AD was for dominating in a guard based league.
ND wasn't out coached in this game. They were out-talented. ND should have won last night but talent won out
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Sad.
It's always ****ty when you see college sports ruined in front of your eyes by cheating dynasties who get their hand pick of the top 20 recruits. Boring as ****. Sports as a whole has gotten MUCH ****tier in the past 15-20 years.
Yes, we should totally go back to the days of yore when men were men and college dynasties were clean.
http://articles.latimes.com/2010/jun...lbert-20100609The Times established that Gilbert, during Wooden's heyday, helped players get cars, clothes, airline tickets and scalpers' prices for UCLA season tickets. Gilbert allegedly even arranged abortions for players' girlfriends.
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This is a joke. ND played extremely well. Kentucky played about a B, B+ game with stretches of flat out BRILLIANT play. At one point, they didn't miss a shot for 12 minutes. Read that again, then go chastise your self in a mirror.
I was about to say.
Just put money in the players hands and you can have college dynasties again. Once NBA players started making more money than the CEO of a Fortune 500, and players were eligible to leave college early (or even after High School), the chance for a further college dynasties was killed in cold blood.
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