I'll take mental lapses if it results in a great season every year!
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 IrishDawg |
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Posts: 321 (10/22/09 01:39 PM) |
"They say not to mix business with pleasure. If that's true, then tell me how a putt-putt golf course business works." |
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PDTH |
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Posts: 361 (10/22/09 03:01 PM) |
I had the tape of the Butler/Milwuakee game and I watched Avery's jumper at least once every day for a full year. Usually it was the last thing I saw
before I would leave the office. It is so fun to watch different parts of the arena and the people's reaction
"Success is peace of mind which is a direct result of self-satisfaction in knowing you did your best to become the best
that you are cabable of becoming"-John Wooden
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Posts: 2391 (10/22/09 03:16 PM) |
Speaking of defining shots, there's no sweet 16 if Sheets doesn't nail that buzzer beater.
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fired up karen |
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Posts: 1146 (10/23/09 10:46 AM) |
Gimme yo WATCH wrote: I did read your post wrong at first...but come on, he played with tons of effort. He was trying to create offensively, something we were in dire need of. 1. Swatted layup didn't result in a negative play, he was pushing the ball. 2. The foul your referencing was extremely ticky-tack.
YEAH!!!
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aurorix2 |
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Posts: 880 (10/23/09 11:09 AM) |
To me, truth is not some vague, foggy notion. Truth is real. And, at the same time, unreal. Fiction and fact and everything in between, plus some things I can't remember, all rolled into one big "thing." This is truth, to me. |
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Coach RoastBeef |
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Posts: 663 (10/23/09 12:03 PM) |
PDTH wrote: ya awesome shot, i am still watching it everyday rite before i go to bed at nite |
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BUcheer |
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Posts: 744 (10/23/09 02:30 PM) |
After watching the Louisville clip above, I clicked on this one.� Incredible.� Turn up your speakers for full effect.
"Butler is, well... Butler! After the program's multiple retoolings and consistent high level of play, it's now a
basketball synonym for "awesome." (As in, "That's a very Butler tie you're wearing, sir. Have a Butler day!") --Kyle
Whelliston
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Gimme yo WATCH |
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Posts: 74 (10/23/09 04:46 PM) |
fired up karen wrote: Agree to disagree then. All I know is this three minutes was a microcosm of some of the problems he had all season. However, that was a huge shot and I hear what you're saying. |
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Todd |
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Posts: 2495 (10/23/09 07:24 PM) |
Not sure if this one has been posted before or not.
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willisbrown |
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Posts: 1170 (10/23/09 09:00 PM) |
Man he could knock down that J. Between he and Green, unbelievable transfer gets.
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NilDogg |
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Posts: 1921 (10/23/09 09:47 PM) |
Thank you Dane Fife...
David Woods, a voice of reason:
National publicity is good for Butler's program, of course, but remember this: The Website reporters who cover college basketball are compelled to write about something in the off-season, and Butler is the flavor of the month. Such publicity is also a reminder of how outrageous preseason expectations have become for what is essentially a sophomore/junior team. I'm actually more concerned about Butler's fans than the team. |
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Posts: 219 (10/23/09 09:51 PM) |
Gimme yo WATCH wrote:How can you sum up a season in 3 minutes of bad play. That's called trying too hard. It happens to everyone. Give him a break. Besides, that was last year. |
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Gimme yo WATCH |
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Posts: 75 (10/24/09 12:17 AM) |
V Scherrer wrote: Haha. Look up the word microcosm. All I was saying is it was a HUGE shot, but in the minutes preceding it I saw a lot of what Van Zant did wrong all season. I never said he wasn't trying, or that everyone doesn't mess up, or that it wasn't last year. He is a great defender and an okay ballhandler. He is a solid player, but unfortunately, I felt that his shortcomings were evidenced clearly in those few minutes of play. |
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