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Yep, they did in 91-92... Good catch, I forgot about that.

Episodes 7 and 8 of the Last Dance were my favorite so far. I loved that they ended episode 8 with Reggie saying he wanted to retire Jordan. That gave me chills. The '98 conference finals was one of only two teams to take a Jordan led Bulls championship team to 7 games. That Pacers team was loaded and great (and my favorite team growing up). Can't wait to see them get into the details of that series.

It's either that, or this guy just caught Coronavirus.

Yes... I thought it was a pretty great start to The Last Dance. I loved the candidness of Jordan, Pippen, Jackson, and Reinsdorf in the interviews. The jumping around in time can be a little jarring, but it’s the best way to give context and a little history on Jordan and the Bulls team. There was a nice Knight cameo, calling Jordan the best player he’d ever coached during the ‘84 olympics. I was a huge Reggie and Pacers fan in the ‘90s, but there was always an inevitability about how these seasons would end when the Bulls were at their peak. Jordan is the best ever, and the most captivating athlete I’ve ever seen. Can’t wait to see the rest of these episodes. Sent from my iPhone using BtownBanners mobile app

This makes me wonder if we might see more quality walkons at high major programs, since their likeness compensation may be better than the scholarship benefits at a lesser school.

Nice win for the Colts. The defense was pretty iffy and couldn't cover anyone in the second half, but Brissett really played great. ... and I need to post this picture just so I don't have to read that idiotic Gottleib tweet anymore in the app.

It’s a sad day for Colts fans. The timing is tough, but I’ll never begrudge someone for making a decision to preserve their long term health. When healthy, Luck was one of the best QBs in the league. Maybe the Colts should have invested more in the line to keep him healthy, or maybe his body just couldn’t withstand the grind of football... either way the question is moot now. Andrew Luck has always been a great teammate, a role model, and most importantly a kind person to everyone he encountered. I think he’ll continue to do great things outside of football. I wish him nothing but the best. Sent from my iPhone using BtownBanners

Highlights from the article: "The player will act as the thrower" "He recently made an adventure with the NBA Summer League" "He spent the last season in the G League, i.e. the back room of the NBA" I really hope this isn't the last article that we get translated from Polish.

Level of competition was significantly different for Hulls. He played at the highest levels in High School and AAU and his teams were very successful. Bloomington South was undefeated in Jordy's senior year, won the state title, and finished the year as the #3 High School in the country. Brown just doesn't have that same track record as of now.

Looks like we already have a couple Dakich topics created to dump all these posts... Dakich (1) Dakich (2) Wow Dakich! Dakich Comments Danny Dakich I HATE DAKICH!!!

Northwestern spent $110 million to renovate a high school gym... they may have spent money, but I wouldn’t call it cost effective. Sent from my iPhone using BtownBanners mobile app

Links to recaps of Galloway's official visit to Bloomington last week. https://www.insidethehall.com/2019/06/03/q-a-2020-guard-trey-galloway-recaps-official-visit-to-indiana/ https://www.thedailyhoosier.com/iu-basketball-recruiting-trey-galloway-really-enjoyed-his-official-visit/

http://www.espn.com/soccer/united-states/story/3858260/gold-cup-yedlin-left-off-uss-preliminary-roster Gutman made the USA 40-man preliminary roster for the Gold Cup.

I seem to recall North Carolina trying something like this. Found this powerpoint slide that IU could use for reference...

Brass should teach a trolling 101 class.