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Demezi  Anderson could shoot too. We need guys who do shoot and have in a college game before. We need guys who have confidence already playing at this level. Two Nick Zeislofts and this team is top 15.  

Do you think Anderson will stay?


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Race was hit in the face by Durham so no flagrant possible. 

Not true. Go back and watch. He was first raked across the face by Ruevers and then fell back and was hit again by Durham.

It was the rake by Ruevers that dislodged him and allowed him to grab the rebound and put it back up for the bucket and a foul. All of which happened AFTER he hit Race in the face.


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11 minutes ago, tomallenfan said:


For some reason, a lot of people hated Verdell a lot. I never understood it.

I agree. Many were pissed that he was not a great player but he never had “great player” talent. I was just glad he gutted it out during some tough years.

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Just finished watching. Finally didn’t have someone text me or see an ESPN update to ruin the outcome for me.

Bleep Wis-bleeping-consin and our bleeping inept bleeping offense.


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1 hour ago, tomallenfan said:


For some reason, a lot of people hated Verdell a lot. I never understood it.

I think some people cannot even visualize rules of social engagement that do not include a hero and a scapegoat.  Without those two characters created, they are lost, and they will try to create them for the rest of us often employing the underlying fundamental principal that if you say something enough times, then it becomes true.

Look around you.  Even though it is a dying social model, many, many, many people know no other rules of social engagement, and could never conceive living in a world where a hero and a scapegoat do not exist.  The possibility that other, more successful social models even exist has never entered their imagination.  Many people live according to social rules of engagement that do not use the hero/scapegoat model, but I am nearly certain you have noticed that lots and lots of people need the comfort a hero and a scapegoat provide in order to navigate their journeys through their respective worlds, primarily consisting of groups filled with like-minded people.  It's easier in the short term that way.  

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4 minutes ago, chicagoHOOSIER said:

I think some people cannot even visualize rules of social engagement that do not include a hero and a scapegoat.  Without those two characters created, they are lost, and they will try to create them for the rest of us often employing the underlying fundamental principal that if you say something enough times, then it becomes true.

Look around you.  Even though it is a dying social model, many, many, many people know no other rules of social engagement, and could never conceive living in a world where a hero and a scapegoat do not exist.  The possibility has never entered their imagination.  Many people live according to social rules of engagement that do not use the hero/scapegoat model, but I am nearly certain you have noticed that lots and lots of people need a hero and a scapegoat in order to navigate their journeys through the world.  

Such an excellent take.

Verdell Jones, for instance, was/is a really good guy that had many many good and not as good moments as a dedicated, motivated Hoosier b-ball player.

 

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