Laley23;1406316 wrote:I wasnt upset. Thats actually funny, and I laughed. I just thought it was weird that you posted it, based on the other posts you had made. I was just wondering why you cared so much. But that is a funny tweet.

Sorry for not realizing its a tweet. You didnt copy and past it like most, so I didnt realize.

Ironman92;1406549 wrote:Iowa choking it away and then they hit a crazy lucky ass 3 that both bricked and swished.

Laley23;1406551 wrote:You know there is a BTT thread stickied, right?

Just letting you know, since youve posted on 2 threads now lol

Laley23;406696 wrote:If you dont mind me asking, why not?

He is a really solid bat. Career .290 hitter. Never below .280 in 8 (I think) years. Is having a career year in avg. at .330 and OBP at .400. Not a ton of power, but who needs that at the lead-off (or even 2 spot). Never had 100 Ks in a year, and I think his most is like 85. He would be a pretty big addition to this team. I dont know what else is out there, maybe someone better, but Dejesus would upgrade the Reds.

Laley23;1406704 wrote:lol wtf?

If Northwestern decides to look for a new coach, will OSU need to find a new assistant?
Probably not. But the Chicago Tribune listed Thad Matta’s three assistants — Jeff Boals, Dave Dickerson, and Chris Jent — among the candidates to replace Bill Carmody because of the Buckeyes’ success recruiting in Northwestern’s backyard. OSU’s recent haul from the Chicago area includes Evan Turner and current guards Lenzelle Smith and Sam Thompson.

reclegend22;1406726 wrote:I've read reports that Chris Collins might be number one on Northwestern's wish list. With great ties to the state being from the Chicago area, it'd be an interesting scenario for Collins. Not sure how serious both sides are about it, though.

Northwestern, whose lineage of coaches has accumulated as many NCAA Tournament appearances as I have, isn't going to bring in an elite hire with head coaching experience, so it might be a good fit. I'd love to see Collins get some head coaching experience and prove himself before taking over the Duke job, which I think is the -- current -- plan.

reclegend22;1406726 wrote:I've read reports that Chris Collins might be number one on Northwestern's wish list. With great ties to the state being from the Chicago area, it'd be an interesting scenario for Collins. Not sure how serious both sides are about it, though.

reclegend22;1406764 wrote:Wisconsin playing at pinball pace today with 52 points already. Bo Ryan is so tough to coach against this time of year. He simply will not allow you to play your game. You will play his. And that's what has made him so successful.

Of the 10 losses this year for the Badgers, however, many have been perplexing. They are tough to get a feel for. They have great size, shooting and discipline on both ends of the floor (for the most part, today the Badger's weirdly are playing like they are in an All-Star game, shooting wild shots all over the place). They could go as far as Atlanta, in my opinion.

Midstate01;1406363 wrote:Amir is just ****ing awful. Waste of talent and never plays hard. Hes just sort of there.

Classyposter58;1406790 wrote:You would think a big man from the heart of Detroit would have a little more toughness