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_Chase_

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Whitney’s the new toe on the line guy I guess. He looks about infinity times better tonight though.
 

BleedBlueCats21

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Whitney’s the new toe on the line guy I guess. He looks about infinity times better tonight though.
 
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_Chase_

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This team is fast, unselfish, and passes it well. If we can shoot the 3 decently and have just a serviceable front court against real competition, this should be a fun season. Go Cats!
 
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Sestina being muscular has to be the upset of the century, right? Thought it was a given a Bucknell grad transfer big man would be a soft body still carrying around his freshman 15.
 

joeyrupption

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Sure, but to them, that *is* quitting over morals and ethics. If you oversimplify it, or don't look at it from their perspective, any reason someone does anything can be meaningless.

I'm not saying they're saving free speech and democracy, just that I won't mock someone who is willing to pack their bags and say I don't need this job. We've all been there. Very few of us walked out.
Very few of us are trust fund kids living in NYC with hobby-jobs and no real need for capital. They’ll all be fine and continue to have their livelihoods subsidized by their boomer parents (as they **** on them anyway). I speak from a position of eight years of NYC trustifarian social interaction knowledge.
 
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Kooky Kats_anon

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Well a few that asked a few weeks back haven’t emailed.

Of course I got day drunk today and forgot to shrink wrap the capsules on the ones I bottled today. I swear I get out there at the distillery and just lose all train of thought.

I will say, MGP’s stock might have gone down, but it isn’t because their product went bad. My goodness that stuff is GREAT, and with the toasted barrel finish it will be :fire::fire::fire:

The pour Fedex LTL driver had to hand unload those things onto a skid loader and cussed us the entire time because we technically aren’t allowed to help in the truck.
Leggo!

I’m still retrying to figure out if I can email you about bourbon or not.

regardless, send the ******* juice, son!
 
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Been a week since he sprained an ankle.
It's a comment on the staff's tendency to be vague about injuries, not on Richards being out too long for a sprain.

It wouldn't surprise me for Richards to play against MSU Tuesday, and it wouldn't surprise me for Cal to be saying in mid-December that he just wants Richards to have confidence in the ankle and he's really close. If it was a high ankle sprain and the diagnosis was 4-5 weeks, they'd say day-to-day.
 
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K. You're dense if you haven't noticed UK has called every injury we've had for five years "day-to-day" which, no, isn't a common thing. Teams are vague, but not to that extent. I'll make sure to come find out if it's common practice before commenting when Richards is questionable for the Louisville game, jackass.
 

Hank Camacho

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Totally ridiculous over-reactions to what was essentially a scrimmage:

* Kentucky State, God bless them, is terrible so it is tough to make any actual assessments. Kind of like that time Wiltjer dropped a billion points on Morehouse. Who knows?

That said, I really like this team. We've got a bunch of fast twitch athletes at almost every position. The wingspan on this team is going to become one of those Did you know Heshimu means strong, black warrior or Michael Porter had a football offer from Southern California announcer tropes that will drive everyone crazy, but it is legitimately amazing.

There were times last night where guys were roaming in our halfcourt defense with everyone out on the perimeter and our guys looked like a pack of wolves or something. This team has unreal defensive potential. Whether it is realized is, of course, going to be a matter of effort.

* I'm all in on a frontcourt rotation of Whitney, Brooks, Sestina, and a healthy Richards. EJ Montgomery is glacially slow. That's not going to change. If we are going to have three 6'2 guards ripping and running, it makes little sense to have two slow bigs out there trying to keep up.

I actually like playing a big, burly *** Tom Izzo team early in the year. It will be a good test to see which combinations will really work against good teams.

* Keion Brooks, Jr. cracks me up. He's got a goofy haircut and he has this sort of awkward baby deer way of moving but he gets stuff done and is effective. I like that kid.

* There's only about three guys on this team who have any business taking an NCAA three point shot right now. Maxey's shot is fugly.

Shooting is going to be a concern if we play smallball. Thankfully Sestina can drop bombs so we can create space. That kid is going to play a ton of minutes this year. He and Hagans are going to go neck and neck for most minutes played this year, which is always a sign of how much Cal respects a player.
 
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