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Message: [QUOTE="Hans Sprungfeld, post: 5259858, member: 181"] It's April 15th and there's no shortage of competitive speculation on non-positive outlooks & outcomes, as though 67 NCAA Tournament team don't finish their season with a loss. Some post as though there's a prize for being first to predict that the team won't or can't win a championship. Some repeat their prior posts as though there's a prize for saying it the most times. Some continue to discuss a current eligible player after repeated reminders not to do so, as though it's sufficient argument to in effect claim, "How could anyone do otherwise?," or, "But I can't help myself," or some other workaround/defiance/excuse/whatever, as though (by analogy) they've happily arrived at an available parking space right up front and chosen to celebrate their good fortune by pulling into it without considering that many others are respectfully forgoing that same wonderful parking space because it is marked for those who have a sticker that indicates recognized disability for which the space is reserved. Consider that I and others, might have our own (reserved) thoughts on the 'off-limits' matter, but don't share them where we've been asked not to do so. It's possible to operate this way; it's tempting not to...especially for those competing to offer their predictive wisdom before others. "Same as it ever was," eh? [/QUOTE]