So you don't have a life?You should see my 33,000+ posts on the Memphis board.
So you don't have a life?You should see my 33,000+ posts on the Memphis board.
ahhhh, Photoshoplol, somebody needs a snickers!!!
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70's - Gene Bartow lead Memphis to an NCAA Runner Up appearance with Larry Finch and Ronnie Robinson.
80's - Dana Kirk lead Memphis to 3 Sweet 16's and a Final Four with Keith Lee.
90's - Larry Finch took Memphis to an Elite Eight and a Sweet 16 with Penny Hardaway and Elliot Perry.
2000's - you guys know about Calipari's 4 year run at Memphis.
Memphis is NOT a blue blood (UConn is)...but we're also no 'one hit wonder' as we have over 40 years of sustained success.
remember when their coach used to recruit bball players? never saying, "i dont care if they can't play ball, get me a kid who can jump out of the gym"Remember when Memphis used to steamroll their conference schedule and do nothing in the NCAA's? I bet they long for those days.
Thank youSome of you are so butt-hurt when UCONN is criticized, it's embarrassing.
Some of these points are true. Results matter. We should be running away with conference titles in all sports if we want to flex our athletic muscle and get out of this "conference" that we don't deserve to be in. Yes, money matters in CR, but some of you are delusional.
You'll see a Final Four banner from 1973.
There'll be two empty spaces where they tried to hang a couple of other banners, but were told to take them down because, well, cheating.
Congrats, 5 of your 11 Sweet 16's have been vacated by the ncaa....
NCAA Tournament Sweet Sixteen
1973, 1982*, 1983*, 1984*, 1985*, 1992, 1995, 2006, 2007, 2008*, 2009
Sweet 16 t-shirts?....So Cuse of you.vacating wins may be the weakest, 'slap on the wrist' type of punishment I've ever heard of...you may think that's an insult...but as long as I have fun and can buy some t-shirts...I don't care if it gets 'vacated' later
You're attitude would be 100% different if you won a championship.vacating wins may be the weakest, 'slap on the wrist' type of punishment I've ever heard of...you may think that's an insult...but as long as I have fun and can buy some t-shirts...I don't care if it gets 'vacated' later
Yet another lie. In 1985 the a NCAA didn't care about banners...1973 and 1985 are still there...we had to take down the 2008 banner.
Dana Kirk. That is all. I though Huggy getting a DUI was a bad look, your coach was freakin federally indicted and served time in prison.vacating wins may be the weakest, 'slap on the wrist' type of punishment I've ever heard of...you may think that's an insult...but as long as I have fun and can buy some t-shirts...I don't care if it gets 'vacated' later
Dana Kirk. That is all. I though Huggy getting a DUI was a bad look, your coach was freakin federally indicted and served time in prison.
This must be why Gonzaga is in the Pac-12.Some of you are so butt-hurt when UCONN is criticized, it's embarrassing.
Some of these points are true. Results matter. We should be running away with conference titles in all sports if we want to flex our athletic muscle and get out of this "conference" that we don't deserve to be in. Yes, money matters in CR, but some of you are delusional.
Some of you are so butt-hurt when UCONN is criticized, it's embarrassing.
Some of these points are true. Results matter. We should be running away with conference titles in all sports if we want to flex our athletic muscle and get out of this "conference" that we don't deserve to be in. Yes, money matters in CR, but some of you are delusional.
"Yet another lie."
God, you're stupid.
Memphis had to vacate the 1985 Final Four. (In addition to 1982, 1983, 1984 and 1986.)
It was an actual criminal operation - if you dimwits actually have that banner in the rafters, lord, that's just gross.
His "slap on the wrist" = vacating the postseason in 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985 and 1986 and being banned in 1987.
And cheating was so institutional that they were back at it in 1989 when the football program met the conditions for the death penalty, but were spared by the NCAA.
Some of you are so butt-hurt when UCONN is criticized, it's embarrassing.
Some of these points are true. Results matter. We should be running away with conference titles in all sports if we want to flex our athletic muscle and get out of this "conference" that we don't deserve to be in. Yes, money matters in CR, but some of you are delusional.
I hope that you're right, but I really fear that you're wrong. Until the NCAA steps up and crushes someone else whose transgressions were WAY worse than ours, it's hard to think that this is other than a rigged game.I think UNC is in deep trouble - you will definitely hear something about that down the road.
As for Syracuse...there's something going on.
Syracuse tried to play the victim last week by having their media peeps leak stories about how long the decision is taking, how long the investigation took, etc.
But it was an adversarial proceeding - Syracuse fought and delayed and fought and delayed. They haven't been cooperative and they've appealed when they were able...
So I am sure they know what they're facing and they've fought hard to delay and mitigate it - my expectation is that they will be hit with additional sanctions and the NCAA will release an ugly report to accompany them.
I hope that you're right, but I really fear that you're wrong. Until the NCAA steps up and crushes someone else whose transgressions were WAY worse than ours, it's hard to think that this is other than a rigged game.
nelsonmuntz said:It is ABSOLUTELY a rigged game. I wish I had the blissful naivety to think that the UConn APR penalty was just bad timing. The conferences and the TV networks all had a say in UConn getting smacked hard with a make believe penalty just as our legendary coach was approaching 70 years old and the university was stuck in conference realignment hell. UConn is the only school that matters that will ever face an APR penalty as harsh as the one we got. That penalty was designed to knock out two recruiting classes which should have then put a stake in the heart of the program. A lot of important people outside the NCAA had to bless that decision. If UConn had already been invited to the ACC at that point, there is no way that UConn receives that penalty.