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Message: [QUOTE="UConnDan97, post: 2059835, member: 2305"] I love the ridiculous yet predictable meltdowns on the Boneyard. And from the same predictable posters. Brimah is a good yet inconsistent center who is capable of having a game-changing night. He is also capable of having a bad night. That's what defines him as "good yet inconsistent". I've seen games where substituting him would not have changed the outcome negatively (last night), and I've seen games where we literally could not go another minute without him (Memphis). But this board is filled with a bunch of posters who not only allow zero room for failure from a bunch of 20-year old kids, but also are very much spoiled in the success that they have been allowed to enjoy up to this point in their athletic fandom lives as Husky fans. There is no perspective, because they have never had to obtain any. How quickly we forget that without this kid, we would not have won a national title in 2014... [/QUOTE]