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Mullins I think is probably in his own head a bit and probably worn down. College season with Hurley practices is alot compared to his... -
The season is on the line. There may be no tomorrow. So I have to believe Silas will be available, even if limited minutes.
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Deepster replied to the thread The lack of upsets, and way to fix the tournament.Aren’t the higher seeds supposed to win?
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Deepster replied to the thread Furman Postgame Thread.Yup. Every game. We’re just going to go get every other teams best player. Naturally.
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Kids a great teammate and a leader on the bench as we have seen all year. He played as well as expected and provided meaningful rest for...
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We’re going to remember that Reed performance for years to come. What a game! Even before the Demary injury news, I was nervous about...
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Deepster replied to the thread Furman Postgame Thread.Sure. We’ll get him, Vaaks and every other player who’s ever had a good game against us.
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Mojo theme?
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Assuming Tom is asleep. A win is a win. Silas better be healthy for Sunday. Alec was worth the scholarship for tonight alone. Tarris...
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Was this the single most dominant performance ever in the NCAA tourney for UConn? 31 points 27 rebounds Who else compares?
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Some good mojo leading up to the game: Clemson v. Utah St. - UTS coached by a Calhoun, have a freshman named El Amin. Pulled off the...
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Deepster replied to the thread Good UConn mojo.I’m not miserable. I felt the hanging stuff ran its course. You and that genius prankster wouldn’t let it go and were the only ones to...
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Deepster replied to the thread Silas and Jaylin are Questionable for tomorrow (edit: Silas good to play).Dove, I actually agree with you.
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Deepster replied to the thread Good UConn mojo.Apology accepted. Regardless of me, you, some hanging, Demary or anything else? We win tonight and advance. And you know it.
