HinnyHoosier

BYU was on the verge of letting a blowout form in the first half but tightened things up a bit. Fortunate to only be down 11. Rough game for Dybantsa.

Michigan not looking great nor smart on the court to start this second half

Milwaukee hung tough with TT. Had it within ten with five minutes to go, but the Red Raiders are beginning to pull away now up 15.

Still got that mid range magic?

So, at the current rate, the Pacers will be battling it out for a top lottery pick in the '26 draft. Top 3 on the board are Peterson, Dybantsa, and Boozer. I haven't put eyes on any of these guys yet; at this point I can only go on what I've read. Thoughts? Edit: Youtube and Disney reached a deal just now and my ESPN has magically returned. Maybe I'll get to see a small sample of Boozer before Duke-ISU heads into full garbage time.

One would think his Rumspringa should've been over by now and he'd be back on the farm.

It's this one specifically for me.

I have to rely on my BTB brothers for colorful game commentary and updates since ESPN/Disney and YoutubeTV are tools AND my ESPN+/hulu/Disney bundle won't function either. *Micky Mouse voice*: This is maddening.

Hmm. I know another team who shoots them so very well (for once)....

I will agree. It's also nice to not only see our shots going in, but also nice not having every non-conference Tom, Dick, and Harry walk into the Hall and shoot the lights out against us (so far).

You've been here the last 8 years. It's believable. lol

I had stopped tracking, so that's appreciated and good to know. At that point I just wasn't fond of watching them come up with boards going 1 on 3 under the rim lol.

Rebounding drills after the Hall empties out.

That 2012 arse whoopin' of North Carolina...

Despite his quirks I'll always have a little bit of a soft spot for ol' Tom.

Man. His mid range game is choice.

Yeeeeesh fellas keep them in front and don't push from the back.

I kinda saw two offensive pushoffs, no defensive fouling, and a stupid continuation call. Oh well.

I think they call the the Imodium scheme: keep them from having the runs.

Fortunately they missed at the rim so the guys can feel they closed out the last 90 seconds in decent fashion. But twice I have watched Tucker slack on help when there's no need to stay home on his matchup.

So that was bad on-ball and off, starting 30 feet away from the rim.

Now I can't stop watching the high step. How is that even possible without doing it on purpose?

I've been hoping for these.

Sizzley