I've figured out Geno's secret game plan!

[Wonkster]

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The Hartford Courant asks: "Who Knows What Team Notre Dame Will See?"

Well, I do.

Yes, Husky fans, The Great and Powerful Wonkster has intuited the Ultimate Game Plan. The only question is why Geno is wasting this flash of genius on a lousy regular season game. Or even the Big East Championship Final. Hell - he should definitely hold this off until the Final Four of the NCAA's. Once it's out of the bottle, this genie will never be put back in.

First, a confession. I didn't exactly intuit the game plan. I cheated a little by packing up my Domke camera bag and Manfrotto tripod with fluid head into my trusty, rust-colored Mountain Hardwear backpack—you must use a true fluid head to film Geno's office—and went into the inner sanctum of Gampel and rigged it up. Then, when that didn't work, I snuck back to his office and took all that crap out and replaced it with an Archerfish Solo Wireless Intelligent Video Surveillance System with Built-In DVR.

Good thing I have a degree in Electrical Engineering, huh?

Anyway, I piped the signal to my Magic Limousine parked in the garage across from Gampel during the St. John's debacle and waited for Godot to show up. He did, along with CD, and I've got it all on my built-in DVR. Heh, heh, heh.

I'm waiting for my next call from Muffet with her final offer.
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[Jim]

My guess is that in the first few defensive possessions he will have his players flop to the floor at the least bit of contact. Then either the refs call offensive fouls on ND or he screams at the refs for the rest of the game for not calling it the same at the other end of the floor.

 

[bruinbball]

I once saw an NAIA school's coach require his team to hold the ball their first three possessions for a shot clock violation to stress slowing the game down and limiting turnovers. Their team still lost by 40.

 

[meyers7]

I once saw an NAIA school's coach require his team to hold the ball their first three possessions for a shot clock violation to stress slowing the game down and limiting turnovers. Their team still lost by 40.

It could have been worse.

 

[MilfordHusky]

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The Hartford Courant asks: "Who Knows What Team Notre Dame Will See?"

Well, I do.

Yes, Husky fans, The Great and Powerful Wonkster has intuited the Ultimate Game Plan. The only question is why Geno is wasting this flash of genius on a lousy regular season game. Or even the Big East Championship Final. Hell - he should definitely hold this off until the Final Four of the NCAA's. Once it's out of the bottle, this genie will never be put back in.

First, a confession. I didn't exactly intuit the game plan. I cheated a little by packing up my Domke camera bag and Manfrotto tripod with fluid head into my trusty, rust-colored Mountain Hardwear backpack—you must use a true fluid head to film Geno's office—and went into the inner sanctum of Gampel and rigged it up. Then, when that didn't work, I snuck back to his office and took all that crap out and replaced it with an Archerfish Solo Wireless Intelligent Video Surveillance System with Built-In DVR.

Good thing I have a degree in Electrical Engineering, huh?

Anyway, I piped the signal to my Magic Limousine parked in the garage across from Gampel during the St. John's debacle and waited for Godot to show up. He did, along with CD, and I've got it all on my built-in DVR. Heh, heh, heh.

I'm waiting for my next call from Muffet with her final offer.
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You've been reading too much of McGreedy.