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William Shea, eat a d__k, son. Sorry about your bracket.
William Shea, eat a d__k, son. Sorry about your bracket.
that Euro dude(not even going to try to spell his name) and the ridiculous shooting of their entire tema in the 1st half had me experiencing flashbacks of Royce White and Iowa State, dude's game was damn near identical to White's. This team had many opportunities to fold up and die but nutted up and pulled out the win. Pretty much everyone on the floor contributed key plays down the stretch, nobody was a bystander.
All that matters.
William Shea, eat a d__k, son. Sorry about your bracket.
that Euro dude(not even going to try to spell his name) and the ridiculous shooting of their entire tema in the 1st half had me experiencing flashbacks of Royce White and Iowa State, dude's game was damn near identical to White's. This team had many opportunities to fold up and die but nutted up and pulled out the win. Pretty much everyone on the floor contributed key plays down the stretch, nobody was a bystander.
A man who challenges boneyarders to 50 mile runs.Chin Diesel said:I'm instantly going to regret this, but who is William Shea?
AI'm instantly going to regret this, but who is William Shea?
You are so right about Kanasevik's fouling out helping UConn. He was a handful and did a pretty masterful job of quarterbacking their offense. He was quite impressive and with him out, our path in overtime was considerably easier. Our guys again showed some serious grit even though they played less than their best over much of the game. I think St. Joes had something to do with it as they played admirable ball. Their coach surely reminds me of Peter Boyle in Young Frankenstein. Anybody else see the resemblance?????Exhausting. Kanasevik fouling out helped a lot but we did everything we had to do in OT to win this game. Now on to an old BE game with Nova and we can win that one too.
Their coach surely reminds me of Peter Boyle in Young Frankenstein. Anybody else see the resemblance?????
I was so thrilled with his play tonight and though I was concerned when he went to the line, he looked as smooth as could be in his release and SWISH! What a wonderful feeling seeing those free throws drop!Brimah looked so composed on that final free throw in regulation. He just stepped up and stroked it. How about 15-16 from the foul line in OT. Lotsa ballz.
No.Their coach surely reminds me of Peter Boyle in Young Frankenstein. Anybody else see the resemblance?????