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Yep and that Washington Indiana kid looked like Tyler's little brother, as a freshman and for the most part, not much more.

He might from IU, but he won't from the state of Indiana

He won't get it

Does Wang translate most closely to wagon or a$$?

And have Romeo and Juwan in top 25, but IU not in the top 25

Billy Gillispie?

See ya Shawn! Go Gottlieb a necklace at Kentucky.

Chris actually had a pretty good career at Vandy.Seemed like a good kid but I remember my expectations of the next Kent Benson and he was really more of a finesse player. I think 6'10" and red hair swayed a lot of people that way.

I think 2 years fro Chris, 6 games for Lawrence.

I thought it was Puredoo university?

I'd say it's better than being Avag Avag

Looks like it's prob a typo on record, his #'s indicate 22-9.

Maybe 1 B1G tourney and 1 Ncaa Tourney, with no tournament wins?

Exactly! I was gonna discount the accuracy until I reread the user name.

Maybe we can update the "Moye Blocks Boozer" to "McRoberts Blocks Williamson"?

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I believe so. I think they want to allow all the in-state students they always have but want to really increase the lucrative out-of state and international student enrollment.

She is correct, 8,118 freshman!

Born: February 20, 1963 (age 55 years), Leeds, AL Height: 6′ 6″ Weight: 251 lbs

I don't care, except that if the aformentioned recruits feel it matters enough to personally shoot down, I don't like it.

We'll just have to see who to and how quickly he commits to someone else, check may have gotten stolen from the mailbox and replaced by a bigger one.

1st of all, let's stop using "kids", because that's not what they are. 2nd we aren't back to the mild inconvenience, you are. Teams want cohesion, fans want players they can root for and see grow and achieve over time, this revolving door because I got a hang-nail attitude isn't helping anyone, except those who want to bail on everything with no consequence. Unfairness is more so when a kid takes the last scholly, forcing another kid to go somewhere he really doesn't want, and then transfers out after the 1st time his lack of effort is called into question at practice, denying the other kid the chance at the place they preferred.

I didn't say you said that. I quoted you, but some of my comments were about the concept in general.

What's silly is when athletes "go to war" etc. A month in the gym isn't a minute on the battlefield.