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Some interesting quotes... “I am flying back across the country (Monday) to look these men in the eye and say thanks for the work they... -
Just doing my part to make sure The Boneyard is always "a cut above."
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Who the hell made you the thread police? (need to put the “this post is meant in humor” down here … just in case)
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mauconnfan replied to the thread Is Solo still in a slump?.Like it or not it’s a slump or is it? In one of his interviews early season or preseason he mentioned he only shot 28% his senior year...
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This Kansas team is built with defense as its backbone. With sophomore center Flory Bidunga anchoring the paint full-time and additional...
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For real?
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Greg Lloyd's great hit on the goal line against Notre Dame. It was after Jazz Howard was killed, on the road against Notre Dame. We... -
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Who did it better?
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This is an absolute classic after UConn beat Bill Bradley and Princeton in the 1964 NCAAs.
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Post #3 already covered mine of course so I guess I’ll go with another Husky legend.
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