Cheddie's latest activity
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I don't think he would with NIL and everything he would have to deal with, as the NBA is more cut and dry, and he is very safe in Boston -
It’s a dead end job.
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That first half was one of the most satisfying beatdowns I've ever seen. Azzi Fudd is doubling up Syracuse by herself. Still amazed...
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Cheddie replied to the thread Vukosa is the Gatorade NPOY.BY height is measured in Hilton Armstrong units.
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Cheddie replied to the thread Vukosa is the Gatorade NPOY.As an aside, I was interested in Olivia's height. Olivia is not much taller than Diana at 6'0". Both were wearing sneakers. College...
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Do people really believe that at the start of the current year's NCAA tournament it's a good idea to trash current players (who by the...
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Cheddie replied to the thread UConn’s Auriemma gets exclusive about his future plans, why he’s so charged up now.I see two key points in this article. One - Geno still really enjoys what he's doing. Two - there are undoubtedly coaches telling...
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Alex has no business inbounding the ball. If I see him pass the ball to the ref and let the defense get set on the press one more time I...
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Cheddie replied to the thread Marquette Post Game Thread.No.
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I think you might want to fault Mullins and Karaban. Demary had very little help today. This one is going to sting.
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Not sure how you don’t come ready to win a Big East regular season title. Absolutely embarrassing from the coaching to the players.
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Cheddie replied to the thread OT: Worst catch phrases in sports..Cliches - "Makes his/her presence known." "Driving the ball downhill"
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Cheddie replied to the thread Chief’s Briefs - Georgetown Edition.Yes! "he reaches in and fouls out there"
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Ross was at least effective slowing down Lewis in the first half after Lewis kept clowning Solo. Reed is the most frustrating center...
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Cheddie replied to the thread Poor fan showing at Gampel.Used to be many of the lower seats were corporate purchases, not by "fans." Also many people buy seats to "scalp" them. We bought...
