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Tenspro2002 said:
Funny thing about this GIF is the Red Sox ended up winning this game.
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No, the funny thing about the gif is that it encapsulates how perfectly Chief knocked that response out of the park.
 
ConnHuskBask said:
In the last 22 seasons, 6 championships were won by programs that split their games between on campus and off campus facilities. Thoughts?
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They would’ve won more and they only played all the games on campus?
 
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aburks41 said:
People would have no issues splitting between the XL and Gampel if the XL was an NBA arena with NBA level amenities
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And if the lease rate was reasonable.
 
Kemba Time said:
Ok, Mr. Style Points. If that’s how we’re doing it.

1999 was also an all-timer
2011 was the greatest 11-game run in the history of the sport
2014, UConn literally knocked out Nova on the way to the title
Oh, and in 2004, we had Emeka Okafor and Ben Gordon. They weren’t bad.

Advantage: UConn.
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Let’s also not forget that the 2014 beat 4, 3, 2 (Nova), and overall #1 seeds on the way to the NC game.
 
NowInStorrs said:
I'm gonna need a ChatGPT poem about this before this thread really hits for me.
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UConn and Villanova, two teams with great skill
Their players, well known, with a talent to thrill
The Huskies have Jordan Hawkins, their star on the court
While Justin Moore leads Villanova, a player of great report

The crowd is electric, the atmosphere intense
As the game begins, with a fierce and focused sense
Hawkins and Moore, they fight for the ball
And Sanogo and Dixon, they give it their all

The Wildcats, they move, with a grace like no other
And UConn, they strike, with a power like thunder
Cam Whitmore, he leads the charge
But Sanogo and Clingan, they'll give it their hardest

The clock is ticking, the tension is high
As each team fights, with a determined battle cry
The fans are cheering, with all of their might
As the players push on, into the night

UConn and Villanova, two great teams of pride
Their rivalry fierce, but their respect cannot be denied
When the game is over, they'll shake hands with grace
For in this great game, it's not just the win they chase.
 
Zissou said:
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Why is there a Portuguese Water Dog in your parade?
 
www.espn.com

Predictions for all 32 conference tournament champions

Champ Week begins Monday and runs through Selection Sunday. Here are our expert picks for the winners of all of the 2022-23 men's college basketball automatic bid spots.
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3 of the 4 votes to UConn and the other to Creighton. guess the winner of the 4/5 is going all the way.
 
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Kemba Time said:
Ok, Mr. Style Points. If that’s how we’re doing it.

1999 was also an all-timer
2011 was the greatest 11-game run in the history of the sport
2014, UConn literally knocked out Nova on the way to the title
Oh, and in 2004, we had Emeka Okafor and Ben Gordon. They weren’t bad.

Advantage: UConn.
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I agree that 2011 NCAA championship game was a rock fight but who cares? Still a championship and not many people will remember details of the game. And as mentioned, a great and unlikely 11-game run. Nobody who saw the Pitt game will ever forget Kemba's ankle breaker either.
 
The real question that the OP has previously posed is, who has the better post season outlook? Uconn or Nova. It's a total coin flip.
 
Hey now you guys are threatening my safe space, as I identify as 3=4. Or maybe I'm just 3 times smarter than your typical Syr-excuse fan who thinks 1=4.

This is all tongue in cheek, I hope that is coming in loud and clear. As my user name suggest I'm here as a friend/enemy, lurked here for a long time. Visits increased dramatically since news of your return, signed up last season to express our mutual feelings about PeeCee fans.
 
Am i really reading that someone is advocating for style or perceived “importance” over actual wins?

How deluded does one have to be to have that thought and not immediately say “that might be the dumbest thing ever” and then if having that thought wasn’t enough willing outing yourself as a dope by stating it publicly.

Another reminder for folks do not say everything you think, better to leave people wondering if you’re dope than remove all doubts.
 
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nashusky109 said:
UConn and Villanova, two teams with great skill
Their players, well known, with a talent to thrill
The Huskies have Jordan Hawkins, their star on the court
While Justin Moore leads Villanova, a player of great report

The crowd is electric, the atmosphere intense
As the game begins, with a fierce and focused sense
Hawkins and Moore, they fight for the ball
And Sanogo and Dixon, they give it their all

The Wildcats, they move, with a grace like no other
And UConn, they strike, with a power like thunder
Cam Whitmore, he leads the charge
But Sanogo and Clingan, they'll give it their hardest

The clock is ticking, the tension is high
As each team fights, with a determined battle cry
The fans are cheering, with all of their might
As the players push on, into the night

UConn and Villanova, two great teams of pride
Their rivalry fierce, but their respect cannot be denied
When the game is over, they'll shake hands with grace
For in this great game, it's not just the win they chase.
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I thought ChatGPT only has access to info from 2021 and earlier?
 
You’ll be in Philly long enough to not have to choose between cheesesteaks and roast pork
 
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If you are going to have an NBA class arena in a major city, it's gotta be downtown.
 
I prefer the chicken cutlet with broccoli rabe from Tony Luke's on Oregon Avenue (basically under I-95). John's roast pork on Snyder is great too. But I haven't lived in Center City since 2006 and only get up there for Eagles games a few times a year. Any current locals that can recommend newer cheesesteak places?
 
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