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From the videos, looks like he could be a good one! Would like to see this kid be a Hoosier.

He went to Cardinal Ritter HS in Indy...

It looks like Wilson is putting together another great class. Looking over the names and positions, one of the things that impresses me the most is how in addition to King, we have four other players that played quarterback in high school. This does a couple things. One if we start to run low on QBs in the future, we can always have somebody to put in the position. I hope we never have to deal with the quarterback issue like we did this past year. But also, we're getting some guys that understand the game. Even if they play as athletes or wide receivers or on the defensive side of the ball, they should have a good understanding of the game which I think is a great asset to go along with their athletic ability. Let's go bowling in '15!

If he did, would some be able to be happy for him? Joking aside, Luke's a great player. And joking aside, cancer sucks. I pray that a cure comes soon. I know from the prayer thread in the OT that there are many here who have loved ones who are fighting cancer. Prayers to you all!

I guess this would go here, but with two minutes left in the first half Luke Fischer has 10 (5-5) pts, 5 boards, 4 blocks and a dime in his debut for Marquette. Ouch. We sure could use him. Edit: sorry, just noticed the LF discussion in the CBB thread.

Is that like turkey tryptophan? :)

I guess the announcers just answered this question for us when they said, " Coach Crean treats the shoot around as a real practice." Oh boy.

I'd be curious to know if the "walk thru" and "practice" are being considered the same thing here. Over the last 7 years I've heard numerous analysts talk about how intense Crean's pregame "walk thrus" are. I do know that in the 2012-13 team practiced /watched film like crazy all the way to the tourney.

Don't forget the whipped cream!  Heck, when I pick up persimmons half of them make it in the bucket.  The other half go straight to the ole pie hole.  I love those things!