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STRIKE3
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Once someone can confirm the score, please start a thread.
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Updates in this thread only. Take anything else to the PM's.
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Saw Kyle at several camps and he's solid. Had the pleasure of meeting Julie.
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Both sides have valid arguments, regarding Rose. What he accomplished as a MLB Player, is second to none. Those who evaluate the likelihood, may never change their mind.
We live in a society, where many get second chances and some never learn. For so long Rose adamantly denied any wrongdoing. To recant and change his position, must have been difficult for him but equally disappointed to many fans who watched him play.
I would like to see the HOF, include Rose the player someday. Even list his positive records while playing, along side a summary of his shame he brought to the game. Let the fans for years to come, know Rose from both perspectives.
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Make sure each game, has it's own thread.
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Julie Chen
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Let's get back to Hazard and Perry Central discussion.
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Great turnout and speakers. Hope everyone had a great time and safe trip home.
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Coach Sergeant and staff, do an excellent job.
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The Exo and Blue Stealth, are very impressive. I've seen a lot of games and they were very prevalent this past summer.
Has anyone tried the SV12 Easton yet?
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Understand you're complementing Porter but can't agree with Liggins not being needed. The PG role, is very demanding both ends of the floor.I haven't liked Liggins since the beginning. If Porter is going to continue playing like he did last night, there is no need for Liggins this year.Liggins like most freshmen, must adjust to the demands of the Coaching Staff and the requirements, of the student-athlete. For some, not easy making the adjustment from High School superstar, to not being the focal point. Liggins will develop and become, a solid PG and score 10-12pts per game. I can see his defensive development being an area, which can get him playing time but he must accept his role, strive to improve and work out his problems.
Harrellson must understand, he doesn't have to shoot every time he touches the ball. He looks in the flow one minute and the next, just runs up and down the court. He'll improve and hopefully will be this year.
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I just refer to it as, the 'ole #2.Wendy's double from the list given...:lol:
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Outstanding accomplishment and well done.
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Dykes does a very good job and has gotten much better, than his early days.
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Whatever speech Coach G gave before the game and during halftime, bottle it and use it again. Outstanding effort and great to see Galloway, helping.
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Phenomenal performance by Meeks. Seems like a great young man.
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:thumb: If his ball-handling and speed, compare to brother than he has a lot of upside.Most consider him much farther along than Jeff at this early stage in their careers. He's around 6'1" and 170, and he has a frame that should easily add some muscle.I didn't see Jeff that young but I have seen Marquis and he's going to be very, very good...
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If he's talented like his brother, he will impact a program. What is his size GT?
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Playing good teams and varying styles, will help any team wanting to improve. Size, speed, shooting, press and varying defenses, give a Coaching Staff differing looks verse his team.
I believe you schedule good opponents when you can, to make your team better.
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At one time, one of the most feared players in the game, both offensively and defensively. Even won MVP.As did I (got to meet him several times - nice guy).But my point - without saying his name just quite yet - is that he has no chance of getting in. None. And you are right, he actually offered more defensively than Rice.
I'm like 'papa, perhaps his past transgressions are the reason.
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Very good point and most certainly, can be a reason from the HOF voters.Is it possibly "the intangibles"; notably the admission of drug use; that are keeping ???? out of the HOF?
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