It’ll be fun to end his careerSmh. Playing Caleb Love again
How is it 130 in Jersey? I'm in Maryland and it's 1230 lolSo it’s Arizona. Wish it wasn’t them but we’re definitely going to have the advantage. It’s 1:30 am in New Jersey
And we’re playing thursday
Our guys are tucked in their beds and Arizona still has to do interviews, fly home and all that good stuff![]()
My bad I’m an hour off lol but you get the point.they’re also in Seattle that’s a long flight. How long is it from Raleigh to nj, 2 hour flight?How is it 130 in Jersey? I'm in Maryland and it's 1230 lol
I was just wondering the same thing g..How is it 130 in Jersey? I'm in Maryland and it's 1230 lol
All good..I'm just messing with you. Flight Can't be too long.My bad I’m an hour off lol but you get the point.they’re also in Seattle that’s a long flight. How long is it from Raleigh to nj, 2 hour flight?
Thanks for the correction though. I’m mountain time zone so I was adding the 3 hours to my time by mistakeAll good..I'm just messing with you. Can't be too long
Proctor with the lock downLet's hope so. Just can't stand playing against him with his circus fade away shots that miraculously goes in from time to time.
I woke up nervous.I’m waiting to hear from Bleed to tell us how great Arizona is and why we should be nervous.![]()
I tend to agree with you Jimbo.I just don’t see Maliq being able to play rest of the tournament.
Hope he can stay hot.Tyrese Proctor is the only Duke Men’s Basketball player to make at least five 3 pointers in back to back NCAA Tournament games since his Coach Jon Scheyer did the same thing in 2010
Danny Hurley is the classic Do as I say, not as I do.
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