Game Thread: Michigan vs. Northwestern

EagerFan

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Dec 24, 2010
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That was a nice series of Cats play. Solid defense from Blake and Boo.

I like Boo tried giving Matt a dunk, recovered the ball, and gave it to Ryan instead.
 

SmellyCat

Junior
May 29, 2001
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Barney filling the boxscore again. Welcome back! 13 points, 9 boards, three assists, three steals, one block.
 

CatManTrue

All-American
Oct 4, 2008
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Barney filling the boxscore again. Welcome back! 13 points, 9 boards, three assists, three steals, one block.
Dear coaches: please sit Barnhizer the rest of the second half!

If we can’t beat this ****** Michigan team without him up 11 with 8 minutes left, then we don’t deserve to dance.
 

EagerFan

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Dec 24, 2010
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Boo limping after the play.

The injury bug has me shaking in my seat.

Great assist to Nick tho.

Also, Blake giving good minutes tonight.
 

SmellyCat

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May 29, 2001
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I can't read lips, but I could've sworn Boo said, "I'm alright" right before the commercial break. Or maybe I just want to believe that.
 

AdamOnFirst

All-Conference
Nov 29, 2021
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Would it kill Langborg to smile once in a while
Ryan Langborg went to Princeton. He knows the artificial world of a basketball score is merely a created world, an invention of our perception, merely a flicker of shadow on the wall of a cave we all agree to enter together for two hours. The shadow tells us we're winning. The shadow tells us we're losing. Joy, intensity, focus... all is just a matter of how we choose to react.
 
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First back to back conf 10 win seasons weeee

 

DaCat

All-Conference
May 29, 2001
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Nice win for the Cats, with some time to get rested and healed before the next game.
 

TheC

All-Conference
May 29, 2001
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Boo Buie is a Northwestern legend. He’s the best player on the best multi year teams in program history
 

Hungry Jack

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Nov 17, 2008
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Ryan Langborg went to Princeton. He knows the artificial world of a basketball score is merely a created world, an invention of our perception, merely a flicker of shadow on the wall of a cave we all agree to enter together for two hours. The shadow tells us we're winning. The shadow tells us we're losing. Joy, intensity, focus... all is just a matter of how we choose to react.
So weird it must be truth