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Not sure if anyone noticed the similarity of Mullins’ sick turnaround jumper with the one Dybsanta was throwing up on us. It’s an elite... -
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i thought it was great, the hatred for Hurley is real because they know how good he is. It was also good to see Hurley not get caught up... -
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Incredible half time adjustments. Dreaming of the game when Alex, Solo, and Braylon all go off from 3. Its coming soon
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alphasigko replied to the thread Kansas Post Game Thread.One play by Solo makes me scratch my head. On this fast break Solo and Mullins were running to the hoop with Mullins ahead of Solo. So...
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I agree, but that was also sophomore year Clingan. One thing about Reibe, he has had to play two bigtime games with no Reed. Clingan...
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Pretty amazing to watch a kid in his 2nd college game in Phog Allen Fieldhouse nonetheless play like that. His stroke is pure, he can...
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I get a kick out of the Hurley-like admiration of Ross vs Stew. Neither are consistent nor has either distanced himself from the other...
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Mullins is probably going to be in the NBA next year and projects as much more than a glue guy. He’s the best player on the team.
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With Rip, it came so easy and then you look up and it's 25 points. I can't remember how many times that Rip would have a personal run...
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Mullins is legit. Every shot off his hands looked good and when they fell it felt like daggers. He also just has very natural basketball...
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The only UConn player that I can think of that could make a 17 point game seem like it was easy was Rip. You would watch a game look at...
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alphasigko replied to the thread Kansas Post Game Thread.Well, this is the Bonyard, where tangents are a way of life!
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Ross and Stewart are lossing minutes to Mullins. Neither of them has made the statistical leap we needed.
