Biorhythms for UNC @ Miami: Post Game/Caleb Wilson out indefinitely w/ fractured wrist

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Does someone in Hubert’s orbit practice business or deal with the devil or something? He’s lead our teams to some all time wins over dook but also we seem to have to pay the piper for those …

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I say we start Luka. Of all the players (other than Trimble and Veesar) he has the most scoring potential and if he starts hitting consistently that would free up some of the pressure off Trimble and Veesar. We need a third scoring option. Bring in Powell off the bench.

Dixon has got to step up, take better shots and make better decisions in shot selection timing. Marcus needs to spend tons of time with him one on one. Someone else needs to take Evans and take 2,000 shots a day.
 
There was some speculation early on the game that he might be under the weather, and people were giving him credit for playing through it. If that was the case, dammit! I wish he called in sick!
 
At 17:13 in the 2nd half, Wilson grabbed an easy one-handed rebound left handed, dribbled up court, made a couple moves and passed the ball, with no apparent injury. At 16:17 during a stop in play, he glanced down at his left hand. At 15:56 Wilson grabbed another defensive rebound of a missed FT and dribbled up court before passing to Trimble who got fouled. At 15:51, Wilson went to Coach Davis and motioned to his left hand. At 14:56 he came out of the game and used his left hand to touch hands with the coaches and players on the bench. Next time up the court, Wilson isn't on the bench. At the 13:00 mark, Carolina is bringing the ball up court and Doug Halverson is behind the bench talking to Wilson's mother and sister, who then follow him through the tunnel. At 10:06, Wilson was at the end of the bench possibly having this hand wrapped by Halverson. At 8:47 Wilson reentered with his hand wrapped.
 
Icky Mettle said:
I remember on the old IC boards, before gifs or memes were even things, I posted that quote (just by typing it) in response to something, and someone came along to tell me how dumb I was for thinking it was the Germans rather than the Japanese who bombing Pearl Harbor. And they were being serious.
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I think I remember that.

Or, at the least, I remember somebody waaaaaaaaaay back in the day posting that quote and someone else sincerely correcting them.

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Icky Mettle said:
I remember on the old IC boards, before gifs or memes were even things, I posted that quote (just by typing it) in response to something, and someone came along to tell me how dumb I was for thinking it was the Germans rather than the Japanese who bombed Pearl Harbor. And they were being serious.
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Yeah I remember it being used plenty of times and would almost always get someone. Funny every time.
 
BillOfRights said:
At 17:13 in the 2nd half, Wilson grabbed an easy one-handed rebound left handed, dribbled up court, made a couple moves and passed the ball, with no apparent injury. At 16:17 during a stop in play, he glanced down at his left hand. At 15:56 Wilson grabbed another defensive rebound of a missed FT and dribbled up court before passing to Trimble who got fouled. At 15:51, Wilson went to Coach Davis and motioned to his left hand. At 14:56 he came out of the game and used his left hand to touch hands with the coaches and players on the bench. Next time up the court, Wilson isn't on the bench. At the 13:00 mark, Carolina is bringing the ball up court and Doug Halverson is behind the bench talking to Wilson's mother and sister, who then follow him through the tunnel. At 10:06, Wilson was at the end of the bench possibly having this hand wrapped by Halverson. At 8:47 Wilson reentered with his hand wrapped.
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It's been reported that Wilson sustained the injury at the 5:34 point of the FIRST HALF when Wilson fouled Dovrat on a 3FG with 0.6 on the shot clock resulting in a 4-point play.
 
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