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I think that's exactly it, and all Woodson needed was an excuse.

I think the boss's boss's boss wanted to keep him the most.

Not a fan of the guy doing the leg work also having an opinion? Shocking.

Good. More ammo for the man who theoretically pulls the trigger after March.

Eh. Woodson's made enough of a name for himself that anyone who sees that blurb on the resumè will just smirk and keep reading.

You bust a caps lock just to leave the folks hanging? We are in no mood for suspense.

Woody better prepare to leave that grass high because he's heading for a (recruiting) drought.

It's not even about compensation. He would've gotten more than he needed from us, and as far as I know it was more than UConn. My post was solely regarding parents. We've seen what the toxic ones do and what they're capable of. Dad already joining in (with Dakich of all people) on barbs taken at the now-opposing coach who recruited your family until the end is a terrible look. Had Braylon not been as highly touted as he is, it's the kind of thing that can affect your son's experience. Hopefully it was just a one-off thing on dad's part. Braylon will be fine. It's just a bad look and as a parent, why would you chance it?

Maybe the kid was too good to be true. 5 star skill or not a toxic parent is a risk of poisoning a player or team. Had I known that previously I wouldn't have been as high on getting him.

It's early but MM made some people think twice about their choice for B1G POY.

Came here to see if that has been shared. Yikes.

Entering the home stretch, Texas is hanging around at the U8 timeout. 61-56 Buckeyes

Play Richardson from here on out. The Colts need to know by the end of this season whether he can play or not. Otherwise you start next season with the same question mark at QB you started with this season. They have to have some form of a plan going into the offseason, and you can't effectively do that until you know for sure what you've got. They aren't playoff-bound and sure as shootin' aren't going anywhere if they do sneak into a wild card. And, if that does happen and its with the kid then you know you have something to work with. Steichen has to give him the expectation of being a passing quarterback and call plays accordingly. If he can show that he has any capacity to improve that part of his game then he gets some confidence heading into the off season grind, and he desperately needs it. All he needs to be is respectable there, and then teams have to guess how to defend. A play action between a semi-rounded Richardson and JT isn't fun if you're on the opposite side of that ball.

I will prefer to be known as "He who shall not be named" in the Hova household. Edit: or you can just tell them Santa missed the opening line and had to take 49.5 a day later.

Which is great because he probably used up his slight pang of guilt with WIU and still felt ok hanging 77 on them.

It's really difficult for me to visualize that game staying under 46.

Clemson? Meh.

Now I am.

Whatever the spread, they're going home like this:

That's a lot of words in reaction to a simple observation. Also: tl;dr

Your timestamp indicates a concerning inability to cope with the reality of a Mike Woodson team succeeding even a little bit.

Seems like Khalif Battle has gotten the most return on his transfer investments.

A short segment from the After Dark podcast.

Shane Steichen is doing a really nice job of heating up his seat. Putting a very struggling QB in that position when trying to close out a terrible first half deep in your own territory is absolutely brainless.

And when he was just taking sooo much physical abuse from defenders who couldn't guard him? Sorry big fella. Nobody is going to beg for mercy for a 7'4" human in the NBA.