Good for Rev. Although Valpo was ranked higher by KenPom
Week of 11/3 Games Thread
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Isn't it weird how changing/removing 4 letters makes it more disturbing? Even though we owned him, I always despised him as the Mizzou coach 
Podz anyone?
Oh for sure, but I feel like him being from Louisville and being previously committed to them made for less anger.
Cliff/Gordon were much more personal because of the disrespect. I think you'll see the same he who shall not shoot 3s. A bunch of folks will hold onto it for...awhile.
Mississippi Valley State won tonight against ... Mississippi University for Women.
MustangWally
- Mayfield
Looks like mostly a 3 man rotation… plenty of minutes… add in Tschetter who might play some minutes at the 4 spot. Guessing here!
Illini in Italy
- Illini HQ, Florida Panhandle
theNewGuy
- Dallas, TX
idk how I missed this whole thread yesterday
Context: I leave a job on bad terms. I committed to my role and to my salary, but last minute another company offers me more money and a larger role:
If I was asked how I like my new job and I responded:
"The management is great here! They really believe in me, and allow me to grow my career"
that is like pretty obvious there is a comparison to your old job there.
It's like saying the grass is greener on the other side. You have to have a side to compare to.
EDIT: Sorry to bring this back up. NJ I do think you have well thought out responses
RabidDawgClassic
- Los Angeles, CA
•History: Originally named the "Industrial Institute and College for the Education of White Girls," it later became the "Mississippi State College for Women" before eventually adopting its current name (Wynbridge State University).
“Today, it's an opportunity for all. For more than 30 years we've welcomed men. One in five of our students on The W campus is male.”
I like those odds!!!
OrangeBlue98
Iowa is not in a great spot right now (LvilleILL1)
- Des Moines, IA
I won’t until the Tennessee game, but I’ll just go to my local sports bar to watch.
idk how I missed this whole thread yesterday
Context: I leave a job on bad terms. I committed to my role and to my salary, but last minute another company offers me more money and a larger role:
If I was asked how I like my new job and I responded:
"The management is great here! They really believe in me, and allow me to grow my career"
that is like pretty obvious there is a comparison to your old job there.
It's like saying the grass is greener on the other side. You have to have a side to compare to.
EDIT: Sorry to bring this back up. NJ I do think you have well thought out responses
Thanks, and it’s no problem.. my brain just doesn’t work like that I guess.. I tend to want more than just context when blaming someone for something I’m not sure they actually did. Some people wanted to get all lawyer-y on me with “circumstantial evidence” and if we want to go that route I’m 100% certain any slander case brought against Morez for his comments would be thrown out pretty quickly.
I can't wait to see the first compliment AS throws to Underwood. Will that be a slam at Cal coaches?idk how I missed this whole thread yesterday
Context: I leave a job on bad terms. I committed to my role and to my salary, but last minute another company offers me more money and a larger role:
If I was asked how I like my new job and I responded:
"The management is great here! They really believe in me, and allow me to grow my career"
that is like pretty obvious there is a comparison to your old job there.
It's like saying the grass is greener on the other side. You have to have a side to compare to.
EDIT: Sorry to bring this back up. NJ I do think you have well thought out responses
Players are going to say nice things about their coaches.
Spoiler alert on the next recruit visit. "I love the way they play. I'm a great fit for their system. "
And the recruit will say the same thing on his next visit to our opponent.
delete (nothing major just not interested in contributing to this one further)
idk how I missed this whole thread yesterday
Context: I leave a job on bad terms. I committed to my role and to my salary, but last minute another company offers me more money and a larger role:
If I was asked how I like my new job and I responded:
"The management is great here! They really believe in me, and allow me to grow my career"
that is like pretty obvious there is a comparison to your old job there.
It's like saying the grass is greener on the other side. You have to have a side to compare to.
EDIT: Sorry to bring this back up. NJ I do think you have well thought out responses
I know people get angry if a discussion lasts more than a page or two, but I'll add more thing and this will be the last I say on the subject.
The context folks are injecting into this 15 second interaction with the reporter are comments that were made nearly 8 months ago. Morez did an interview with Defend the Block podcast (Michigan podcast) on September 9th.
When asked, "Why Michigan?":
When asked what he was looking for in the portal:
He also talks about playing with Tomi and how helpful that was, and talks about playing the 5 mostly at first and then we started putting him at the 4 and having him play more outside. He does then go on to say at Michigan he thinks he is going to play even more on the perimeter.
Talked a bit about some of the drills Illinois runs in practice and stated how helpful those were in his development and how good Illinois' staff is at doing these drills and how he got a ton out of those things during his time here.
I mean he had lots of opportunity in a safe space (Michigan podcast) to say something negative about Illinois, and he doesn't do that. He actually instead says many very positive things about Illinois.
Link: Morez Johnson on Defend the Block
The context folks are injecting into this 15 second interaction with the reporter are comments that were made nearly 8 months ago. Morez did an interview with Defend the Block podcast (Michigan podcast) on September 9th.
When asked, "Why Michigan?":
When asked what he was looking for in the portal:
He also talks about playing with Tomi and how helpful that was, and talks about playing the 5 mostly at first and then we started putting him at the 4 and having him play more outside. He does then go on to say at Michigan he thinks he is going to play even more on the perimeter.
Talked a bit about some of the drills Illinois runs in practice and stated how helpful those were in his development and how good Illinois' staff is at doing these drills and how he got a ton out of those things during his time here.
I mean he had lots of opportunity in a safe space (Michigan podcast) to say something negative about Illinois, and he doesn't do that. He actually instead says many very positive things about Illinois.
Link: Morez Johnson on Defend the Block
Gee, thanks for explaining
Do you miss a lot of sarcasm? Just curious if there is a correlation.
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