king conn's latest activity
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KThis game will bring him to about 33.33 % from 3 shooting 9 a game, with a close to 0 DWS and one of the worst DBPM in the entire...
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KI would venture to say that the past three years are what Syracuse fans truly deserve.
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KESPN decides who goes where and who gets left out. They control the purse strings, and thus control realignment.
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Kking conn reacted to upstater's post in the thread Key tweets, and it's all gone to Hell. with
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You know who headed the lawsuit against the ACC? Pitt's President. You know who cursed out BC's President and called him a liar openly... -
Kking conn reacted to Umami Zen's post in the thread Kemba's Moment: Matt Norlander's Vantage Point with Like.
Never gets old. Kemba in 2011. Bazz in 2014. Those guys were money with the ball in their hands during BET/Tournament time.
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KI guess that's a possibility, but the lawsuit was 23 years ago. It seems unlikely that it would be at the forefront of people's minds...
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KNo, no, no….you’re trying to get me to give him up so you can study him in a lab or something. No way. Not today, Satan.
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Kking conn replied to the thread Key tweets, and it's all gone to Hell..The idea that the lawsuit affects anything possible with the ACC now is grasping at straws This scenario however is the equivalent of...
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K0 chance anyone with any sense takes the BCU job. especially with pitt, GT, cuse, providence on the table...all far better landing spots.
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KWait. Are we talking about the same Billy Donovan who's the current head coach of the Chicago Bulls? The one that just signed a 4 year...
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KIt was for comedic effect. True, anywhere with nil these days can win. PC has as good a chance as anyone.
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Kking conn reacted to Tyler2Rings's post in the thread Ot- bobby hurley fired from zona st with Like.
So the PC coach is either gonna be Billy Donovan or the COTY from the Metro Atlantic. Lol
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KIt’s also Brad Stevens’s job if he wants it
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KI know a UMass fan. Not giving away his location. It's like protecting the last dodo bird.
