Didn’t look bad enough to result in having to haul his *** off the court and straight to the locker room.
MFer I can give you recovery time from a radio broadcast.
And before anybody asks me why I'm not there....my wife had a breast biopsy today, and we are terrified of a possible malignancy. We won't know until Tues or Wed. I will be at the game in Jackson in Dec.
And before anybody asks me why I'm not there....my wife had a breast biopsy today, and we are terrified of a possible malignancy. We won't know until Tues or Wed. I will be at the game in Jackson in Dec.
I will pray for good results for your wife. I went through the same exact thing with my wife back in January 2007. It turned out to be malignant, a really nasty little bugger, too. I didn’t know there were so many different kinds and types of breast cancer at the time, but I learned very quickly. It’s what you do. My wife had a type of cancer that is very aggressive and definitely a killer. On a scale of 1-10, with 10 being the absolute worst, her oncologist out what she had at a solid 9. It was really bad. Scared the shiite out of me-my wife, not so much. She got the news, set her jaw and told the doctor that she would beat it. So far, she has. It’s been 11 years and her scans continue to be clear. We thank God every day for blessing her. We also thank Him for the amazing team of doctors, nurses and technology staff members who made the experience bearable. We had a wonderful group of people who took care of her. By the time you reach the end of treatment these folks are basically family to cancer patients. I will pray that your wife’s biopsy reveals something totally benign, but if the heavy predictions come in, try not to freak out. Yes, that’s easy to say but it’s the best advice I can give you from someone who has been there. Good luck, and God bless your wife, you and the rest of your family. It certainly puts things as trivial as sports in their proper place.
And before anybody asks me why I'm not there....my wife had a breast biopsy today, and we are terrified of a possible malignancy. We won't know until Tues or Wed. I will be at the game in Jackson in Dec.
Really, I didn’t think it looked bad, just a roll you walk off.
But he’s proven he’s a tough dude, must be worse than it looked.
People can say what they want to but even the great Richard Williams said “Nick likes to lay on that floor a little bit.” I love the kid but he’s a little soft. Him being soft and laying on the floor when he shouldn’t have almost got him seriously injured when he got landed on last season.
Are you a real tough guy? WTF? He's probably tougher than you. He starts for a #17 ranked team.
QUOTE=MSUDawgFan86;1557759]How has he proven he’s tough?
Let me do an ETA - wasn't encouraging censorship. Allow wasn't the right word. My frustration was directed at the post, not the management. Carry on.
I don’t give a single 17 what you have a problem with. The kid is soft.
How has he proven he’s tough?
How has he proven he’s tough?
Let me do an ETA - wasn't encouraging censorship. Allow wasn't the right word. My frustration was directed at the post, not the management. Carry on.
People can say what they want to but even the great Richard Williams said “Nick likes to lay on that floor a little bit.” I love the kid but he’s a little soft. Him being soft and laying on the floor when he shouldn’t have almost got him seriously injured when he got landed on last season.
Were you home schooled or something?
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