Crimson and Cream

That was literally the entirety of your initial post. And it didn't make any sense to begin with. Everyone knows he can't shoot, and as pointed out above you can succeed with a low post option that doesn't shoot. So it just seems like you're reaching for any reason to bring negativity into what is otherwise (and should be) a positive thread. As a Woody critic myself, I promise you it's a lot more enjoyable to find the positives during the offseason and hope Woody figures out the coaching aspect this upcoming season. This is going to be a much more talented roster and this kid is a big part of it.

Edey's draft position just dropped 10 spots the last 2 plays

That was absolutely filthy by Heide

If Doyel doesn't like him, then I love him.

Should stick to what he's good at.....flopping.

They sure did try to choke that one away, man I was stressing that one out. Haliburton still doesn't seem right.

A decent team is killing Purdue right now. This is so painful to watch.

Add airballling wide open 3's to the list

I'm not sure if that was the designed play there but that was an awful last set by ISU

These announcers seem to be pro-Big East and aren't afraid to show it

I think the Perkins shooting concerns are a bit overblown, and given we've had to deal with X and Galloway's shooting the past couple years I understand the panic, but let's think about this. We're talking about a senior guard who just averaged 14/5/4 in the Big Ten, and also brings good defense and leadership to a program that desperately will need it with so many new faces. I understand the 30% from 3 is worth noting, but he shot 33% his other 3 seasons and shot 77% from the FT line throughout his career, indicating there's shooting ability there. His form isn't broken like X and Trey's shots. If he replicates his numbers from last year and his 3 point % jumped up to 33, I can't imagine there'd be any complaining around here. You'd definitely want a consistently strong shooter at the other guard spot but we should be thrilled if Perkins chooses to come here. We're a tournament team this year if we had a Tony Perkins.

Phenomenal post Mike! Hope to read more from you.

Loyer flopping like a fish

1 man team, that's why I didn't have them getting this far in the tourney, Creighton would've been a much tougher game.

Vols doing their best to keep Purdue in this. Multiple air balls, allowing wide open layups. Frustrating.

I can't see anyone beating UConn

Exact same here, we learned from our mistakes. I knew Love would shoot them out of a game at some point.

I'll make this the spot where I sit down and enjoy my plate of crow. I preferred Kadin Shedrick to Ware last offseason, and boy was I wrong. Shedrick went on to average 8/3 in 17 mpg for Texas. Ware was a ton of fun to watch. As bad as things seemed, it could've been soooo much worse without him (imagine Sparks as the starting 5 all year). That end of season run was on the back of Ware. Really wish we could've given him some guards/shooters and gotten him to the tournament, but I'll always look back fondly of his short stint here in Bloomington.

Will be interesting to follow his college career

He was the first person I thought of lol! I bet half his tweets the past couple weeks have included the word "mid" referring to Dusty and FAU.

Blowing it wide open now

So disappointing, I was losing my mind at the end that he wanted nothing to do with it. I had Drake winning 2, really think they would've beaten ISU.

Seeing Kentucky fans like this is just fantastic

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