She saw all the weird stuff I put in cottage cheese... She never looked at me the same way...I wouldn't mind hearing why everyone's exes broke up with them.
She saw all the weird stuff I put in cottage cheese... She never looked at me the same way...I wouldn't mind hearing why everyone's exes broke up with them.
She saw all the weird stuff I put in cottage cheese... She never looked at me the same way...
Can I get any information on these questions?For all of you in the know, I have a three-part question:
1. Since Coleman and Brown were both playing in Missouri, did they play at the same class level?
2. Did they ever play against each other?
3. Did they play any common teams and if so, how did their stats compare?
She told you that to let you down easy.. It was really the butt stuff!She saw all the weird stuff I put in cottage cheese... She never looked at me the same way...
The "if we get Blackwell we're preseason #1" stuff is probably more or less true, but as I said from the moment that possibility was raised, to howls of derision from the insiders and others, the fit made no sense, which was exactly the conclusion the players themselves came to.I got to admit, after hearing the Blackwell to Illinois smoke a bit ago, I got a little greedy and thought we could be a true collegiate super team like Michigan last year.
My money is on Kentucky or a team where he’ll get a lot of usage. Not sure if he’d want to come here and fight for a spot against a bunch of guys who were retained.
I know someone who might take on the role we have room for though (not an insider, just vibes)
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I feel like I've been waiting decades to read something like that (third-party valuation of a very high ranking, whatever the source). Does an old man's heart good. Thanks.Just some random Kentucky podcaster's opinion but it's the national perception of our roster.
Feel like UConn should definitely be included in thatJust some random Kentucky podcaster's opinion but it's the national perception of our roster.
She insisted on putting Western dressing in my cottage cheeseI wouldn't mind hearing why everyone's exes broke up with them.
Feel like for whatever reason people still forget about uconn and florida....but they should always be 1 and 2 on the list the last 20 plus yearsFeel like UConn should definitely be included in that
Yes my top 5 as of this moment in any order:Feel like UConn should definitely be included in that
The "if we get Blackwell we're preseason #1" stuff is probably more or less true, but as I said from the moment that possibility was raised, to howls of derision from the insiders and others, the fit made no sense, which was exactly the conclusion the players themselves came to.
With the right addition of a more complementary passing-and-defense guard, this will be a better team that gets more out of our returning stars than we would have been with Blackwell.
Yes he entered. He is a 6'3" point guard who averaged 18.5 points and 7.4 assists for Texas Tech. He would help us.Anyone know the story on TTU's Christian Anderson? There are news stories saying he withdrew from the draft and entered the portal, but I don't see him listed.
Anyone know the story on TTU's Christian Anderson? There are news stories saying he withdrew from the draft and entered the portal, but I don't see him listed.
Yes he entered. He is a 6'3" point guard who averaged 18.5 points and 7.4 assists for Texas Tech. He would help us.
The problem here is they also need to be a shooter, as Brad has shown how much he values having guys that can hit on kick outs. A guy that can’t shoot isn’t going to play much. And putting together those 3 traits (shooting, passing, defense) makes for what is usually a decently highly valued player.The "if we get Blackwell we're preseason #1" stuff is probably more or less true, but as I said from the moment that possibility was raised, to howls of derision from the insiders and others, the fit made no sense, which was exactly the conclusion the players themselves came to.
With the right addition of a more complementary passing-and-defense guard, this will be a better team that gets more out of our returning stars than we would have been with Blackwell.
My man-crush on Keaton Wagler.I wouldn't mind hearing why everyone's exes broke up with them.
Wow, if we could get a kid that can score 22 points a game in only 8 minutes of game time, that would be amazing. /sGet. This. Kid.
An efficient, offense-friendly three level volume go-to bucket getter is a pretty valuable player. He's better than AJ Storr was and we could have made it work if we had to.I actually just feel like he's just not that good.
what does he do other than score?
Yeah the goldilocks player would have all three. And who knows, let's shoot for the moon here, maybe we can find that guy.The problem here is they also need to be a shooter, as Brad has shown how much he values having guys that can hit on kick outs. A guy that can’t shoot isn’t going to play much. And putting together those 3 traits (shooting, passing, defense) makes for what is usually a decently highly valued player.
Passing and defense was essentially what we had with KB at the end of the season and while he was good for us, the fit got a little clunky with Drej. I think we really need a guard defender that can also hit open 3s. We have plenty of passing elsewhere on the floor. We need somebody to defend the other teams’ best guard, fit in on offense (ie, not be a black hole), and hit on kick outs from Tomi, Mirk, Vaaks, etc.
This will probably be an unpopular opinion, but in addition to just not being a great fit (adding a guy who scores points but doesn't add much else to a group that will have no issues scoring), I actually just feel like he's just not that good.
The overall quality of what was available via portal this year seemed far weaker than previous years, so I do get him being highly ranked there, but what does he do other than score? I guess he is a good rebounder for his size... but, again, something we already have in droves.
He wasn't even the leading scorer on a 24-11 Wisconsin team.
So, in all, the ball dominance combined with non-upgrades in virtually every other facet of his game and I think as far as Illinois is concerned as a fit: redundant with the potential to create chemistry problems.
Soak it inJust some random Kentucky podcaster's opinion but it's the national perception of our roster.