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Message: [QUOTE="Woof 101, post: 2516026, member: 1432"] Good God SVCB give it up please. :) Your penchant to cram the word scrub down peoples throats is silly. This post in particular makes you sound as wacky as our last football coach. There are several factors you overlook here the first the forum you are on. ;) This is a very sensitive, defensive crew, I speak from first hand knowledge. I made a post some time back referring to a player tossing up bricks and got hammered. I explained it was a common basketball term to no avail & let it go. My guess is most here get the point your term was commonly used in the day. It is simply something this fan base will not be comfortable with as they realize most of the players on the UConn bench would be starting for a lot of D1 teams. They work just as hard in practice and they do the same in the class room. There are no scrubs on this team only supporting players. Go back to the post Molly's Second Three and see if there was not a player going bug wacky (oops old term) all off the bench. Geno has carte blanche on what he can call the players the fans not so much. They are the adopted daughters / grand daughters of the fan base. It's not hard to learn new words for certain situations. Think of what many are saying here in the context of going to a woman's basketball game to watch a friends daughter play. You are sitting next to him in the bleachers, she has not seen the floor and now, game in control with 3:30 to go the coach puts her in the game. You gonna give him a big shoulder bump and say glad to see he is putting in the scrubs? No attack just say'n..... [/QUOTE]

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