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Message: [QUOTE="Hans Sprungfeld, post: 2619091, member: 181"] During the past week, I took [USER=757]@jleves[/USER] to heart and refrained from conjecture about KO's future. I found more than enough of amusement here to keep me logged in & engaged. And, within six days, the termination decision was revealed. I found myself liking the swift certainty of it, and it seems as though there's an engineered display of support emanating from major CT print media to get the message out that JC, SH, boosters, etc. are aligned with DB's announcement and the "just cause" angle. Do I know the full back story or road ahead? Nope. I think that all but a very few here are speculating in ways that could show up like some of the comments in this resurrected thread. I can remain both interested and patient, even a little lightheaded from uncertainty, but read [USER=1414]@HuskyHawk[/USER]'s first sentence above: the team's on-court performance was on display for 32 regular season games this year. It was on display 33 times last year. We've collectively found ourselves more than not questioning KO and the team's play ever since the 2014 NC. The Boneyard has not been the only place of such observation, as it extended into the national media as well. My humble request is for suggestions of games to re-watch from the 2014-15 season up until today. There must be some (lion-hearted Boat, Brimah scores 40+, a DHam triple double?, Shawn Miller steadiness come to mind but represent individuals and not the team), but nothing generates the memories or experience of links posted recently of games with great teams & legendary players against top-notch opponents. I really would like to see something from the past four seasons to soften my stance. And I wish us well. [/QUOTE]

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