I've rarely been angrier than I was in 2004 during that UAB game. Many games have a taken a larger toll on me emotionally, but I was literally ready to murder someone during that game.
*I hope those twins are dead.
Hart won't be drafted in the 1st round ? I guess he's borderline.
I just don't think we would've beaten Kansas or Syracuse for that matter with Melo and Warrick.
First time the "I did - down my leg" quote was applicable to Pitino, I believe.1995 Elite Eight loss to UNC was the first time I experienced the rage with a tourney loss. Everything before that was just boyhood sadness. Something changed that afternoon.
This. I mean pure rage.1995 Elite Eight loss to UNC was the first time I experienced the rage with a tourney loss. Everything before that was just boyhood sadness. Something changed that afternoon.
First time in my life I dropped an F-bomb in front of my Mom.1995 Elite Eight loss to UNC was the first time I experienced the rage with a tourney loss. Everything before that was just boyhood sadness. Something changed that afternoon.
Berry > Jackson.
That dude is so good, love his game.
- Lets get some happy thoughts- how about that 2011 Ohio St/UNC weekend bender? Or that 35-37 FT effort against Indiana in '12? Or that F'ing 2014 run?:scream::cheers2:
- I don't agree with any All-American teams putting Kennard first team over Justin Jackson. I hate them both fwiw.
First time in my life I dropped an F-bomb in front of my Mom.
we referred to them as "goddamit" and "f*cksh*t"I never knew their actual names^
Can't imagine what abh said to Rasheed.
Chase, check out this streaming program called Yoga30for30. My wife and I just finished a round of it.
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