Hard to answer, but I think of it this way:Which of the following teams most grates on your sensibilities. A Illinois victory over which team gives you the greatest satisfaction, bordering on elation.
Missouri
Duke
Iowa
or Indiana
I agree he's been soft on offense. He was wide open at one point and was looking everywhere for someone to pass to. I also think this is a bit of him trying to be a role player. Understanding we don't need him to be a threat on offense, but rather have a defensive presence. His time will come.
And it still has preseason gunk messing with it's numbers (which probably messes with both teams). Mizzou is good this year and it's at their house, but if we play with urgency we will win a good game.
In a now-closed thread, someone mentioned they were able to get ahold of someone over at SEC Network, and they were told the game would be on the SEC alternate channel. Could still change, but that was the plan as of yesterday.
Which of the following teams most grates on your sensibilities. A Illinois victory over which team gives you the greatest satisfaction, bordering on elation.
Missouri
Duke
Iowa
or Indiana
Sure, but how do they fix it? What portion of the home court advantage is home court fans? I doubt there is a good way to calculate that answer, especially this early in the season.
That’s where I’m at. Before I joined this board, I’d say it was Iowa, but Missouri is now neck and neck. Indiana is really not much more important to me than most other B1G schools Some of that is probably because doesn’t seem like they’ve been that good of late. Always good to beat a blue blood/ranked team and Duke is probably near the top of those for me, but Kansas might be at the top of that list because it means beating Self.
One way to reach the SEC Network alternate channel is through the ESPN App. That worked for me last night.
That's great! Thank you.
Which of the following teams most grates on your sensibilities. A Illinois victory over which team gives you the greatest satisfaction, bordering on elation.
Missouri
Duke
Iowa
or Indiana
Sorry -- it's the archrival Hoosiers hands-down (predicated upon the heated battles between Lou and Bobby). Add to that Quinn Buckner and Isaiah going to Bloomington instead of Champaign....and each winning a national title while there. Then sprinkle on the despise for Steve Alford, Randy Wittman, Ted Kitchel, Calbert Cheaney, Daryl Thomas, Alan Henderson, Keith Smart, Jay Edwards, and Damon Bailey.
