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Anyone driving back to CT, there’s a. Buc-ees having a grand opening in Huber Heights, OH today. We got stopped by a bunch of Ohio... -
Got to give Michigan credit. They worked within the current system to construct a very imposing roster that didn't have any glaring...
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RioDog reacted to FfldCntyFan's post in the thread Post Game Thread - Thank You, Alex, Tarris, and Malachi with
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A few thoughts/comments: I hope the bulk of our fan base appreciates how truly special the past four years have been. We can have... -
We had more players in our starting lineup who started their college careers at Michigan than Michigan did. Big $ schools will just...
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No Nimari Burnett had been there a couple years. But rest assured the future is definitely messed up for college basketball
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Terrence Oglesby just said it perfectly on the Field of 68. This run may have been Hurley's best coaching job. Even with the 2 titles...
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RioDog reacted to nelsonmuntz's post in the thread Post Game Thread - Thank You, Alex, Tarris, and Malachi with
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Cadeau sucks and we will never hear about that guy again once he leaves college. -
Worth then listen. This team gave us their all. Faced adversity all year and gave us a valiant effort. Never been more proud of this...
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A great season that surpassed some of my mid-season reservations about this team. Had their chances last night! The big enigma for me...
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This team had all of the pieces to be a national champion. The question was execution. Inconsistent play was a problem. But I agree 100%...
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Maybe if we spell his name right there’s a chance
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RioDog replied to the thread Post Game Thread - Thank You, Alex, Tarris, and Malachi.Proud of the UConn Men. Without Cadeau we beat Michigan 7 out of 10 times. He's a great player. Michigan's freakish combination of...
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27-2 without Breeding. 7-4 with Breeding. How on earth did we get 11 games with this dude? Also, I stole the numbers from John Silver...
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RioDog replied to the thread Alex Karaban Appreciation Thread.Last of the old-school 4-year college players.