Recent content by finesse

Yes.

Talking about getting right down to the bottom line...

It was not a game (or a season) I was able to watch but records tell me that we were down double digits in about five minutes and lost by 21 at home to Louisville in 2019. Is this vastly different? Did the ass kicking that Roy assumedly gave them at the half make it respectable? Don't get me...

"...worsened ,disproportionately affecting lower-income households." Who'd have thunk it? You could almost mistake it for the cornerstone of this administration's economic policy.

Not last night just like the 93 national championship team wasn't better than Wake Forest the night they beat us 88-62. That's the sort of unpredictability that makes you actually play the games and not just calculate them.

Who is she killing by her actions?

They're in storage at Mar a Lago along with his POA.

No, I said there is very little team when you pull the strongest part of it away suddenly. Even worse, there was no real leadership. I had hoped Trimble could have done that but, with the extra attention he got, he couldn't pull it off. This isn't adding and subtraction , it's multivariate algebra.

I'd suggest that missing one of the best front courts in the country put everyone on the team in unusual circumstances and, with the way State shot, we got knocked back on our heels and never recovered. Iow, neither of your scenarios are mine.

You'd lose that argument to anyone not in kindergarten.

I'm dopey changing shortly into sleepy.

I could tell that by the way we shot and took care of the ball. :rolleyes:

True. Winning when you are a considerable underdog IS a little more meaningful than when you are a considerable favorite.

Getting killed outside, too.

Shooting double digit threes with single digit success is seldom successful.