MisterRee wrote:

Packster wrote:

 (even though he's currently in a bad freshman slump) 

[the great bryndini] he is not in a slump he just cannot play basketball. Now let me do a GIS so I can correct his game[/the great bryndini]

Bryanth1a wrote:

MisterRee wrote:

Packster wrote:

 (even though he's currently in a bad freshman slump) 

[the great bryndini] he is not in a slump he just cannot play basketball. Now let me do a GIS so I can correct his game[/the great bryndini]

Let's do each other a favor.  Let's not discuss Purvis because it puts me a disadvantage because anything I say will be taken by you as an attack on the kid's game. 

Thanks,
The Great Bryndini

Bryanth1a wrote:

Packster wrote:
Purvis as a Freshman >>> Wade as a freshman

Seriously, Purvis has a few flaws, but the kid is still a baller.  I would take him over any other Freshman SG in the league, INCLUDING SULAIMON.  He's already a baller and seems to make the game fun (even though he's currently in a bad freshman slump) and enjoys playing it.  Gotta love the kids attitude.  He'll stick with it, he'll learn from his mistakes and hopefully he gets some FT reps in, cause he's gonna be spending some time there during his college and PRO career.

Wade averaged 18 ppg, FT percent was 69 percent, and shot close to 50 percent as a college freshman.

Packster wrote:

Bryanth1a wrote:

Packster wrote:
Purvis as a Freshman >>> Wade as a freshman

Seriously, Purvis has a few flaws, but the kid is still a baller.  I would take him over any other Freshman SG in the league, INCLUDING SULAIMON.  He's already a baller and seems to make the game fun (even though he's currently in a bad freshman slump) and enjoys playing it.  Gotta love the kids attitude.  He'll stick with it, he'll learn from his mistakes and hopefully he gets some FT reps in, cause he's gonna be spending some time there during his college and PRO career.

Wade averaged 18 ppg, FT percent was 69 percent, and shot close to 50 percent as a college freshman.

You're wrong...again.

Wade may have averaged those numbers his first year of college basketball, but Wade had to sit his freshman year, hence the joke.  It's widely publicized, it shouldn't take you long to find it.

Bryanth1a wrote:

Packster wrote:

Bryanth1a wrote:

Packster wrote:
Purvis as a Freshman >>> Wade as a freshman

Seriously, Purvis has a few flaws, but the kid is still a baller.  I would take him over any other Freshman SG in the league, INCLUDING SULAIMON.  He's already a baller and seems to make the game fun (even though he's currently in a bad freshman slump) and enjoys playing it.  Gotta love the kids attitude.  He'll stick with it, he'll learn from his mistakes and hopefully he gets some FT reps in, cause he's gonna be spending some time there during his college and PRO career.

Wade averaged 18 ppg, FT percent was 69 percent, and shot close to 50 percent as a college freshman.

You're wrong...again.

Wade may have averaged those numbers his first year of college basketball, but Wade had to sit his freshman year, hence the joke.  It's widely publicized, it shouldn't take you long to find it.

Dude, I was stationed in the Chicago area when Wade sat out his first year at Marquette, so the joke is on you.  Anyway, in basketball there's very little difference in a 19 year-old college freshman and one that's 18.

SidsSouljahBoy wrote:

SiriusPack wrote:
I wonder if the morons stating that FSU would cover actually bet in that? I suspect they did.

lolololol

They didn't follow the golden rule. FSU getting that many was too good to be true.

Wolfdog6 wrote:

SidsSouljahBoy wrote:

SiriusPack wrote:
I wonder if the morons stating that FSU would cover actually bet in that? I suspect they did.

lolololol

They didn't follow the golden rule. FSU getting that many was too good to be true.

So there's a "golden rule" in sports betting. What get-rich gambling book did you get that jewel from?  LOL   "FSU getting that many was too good to be true." is ambiguous. They should've gotten fewer points? The spread was moving toward that.
Me thinks you didn't put down a dime.(I didn't, either)

hunwolf wrote: None of these guys were as good at this level as David Thompson as a freshman.

packwad97 wrote:

wolfercoyote wrote: I hate to harp on this but I don't think Vandy is going to make it. Why not give Robinson a shot - especially last night - and see how he handles game pressure. He could be the 6-10 minute a game big man we need??

Good game PACK - take this progress to chapel hill and let's get two from them this year!!

I keep asking myself; how/when did he get so bad?
He has never been great, but at the beginning of his career there were times where he was actually effective as a lane clogging presence.  Just having him in there, he altered shots, but now...

wlfpck4life wrote:

Bryanth1a wrote:

wlfpck4life wrote: Awesome all around performance last night!  Have been waiting for a while for that!  Warren and Leslie dominated and the other players that got major minutes had very solid complimentary games.

Since its the Post-Game thread, I am going to find something to complain about.  First, until Purvis learns to make layups he does not need to see the court much if at all.  Don't know what is going on with him but he has missed probably close to 40 layups in transition this season.  Secondly, Vandy .

Great win, excited for the game Saturday!

Yes, this is true but last night, I thought Purvis made some nice hustle plays last night.  In the previous games, he just didn't seem as engaged.

I really like Purvis, and I don't feel like it is ever effort with him.  But the dude has to stop missing layups.  Period.

wolfpackernc wrote: I underestimated Ree and Bryanth's ability to derail any thread when I predicted this to be a short thread.

Apologies.

SidsSouljahBoy wrote: I never bet on my favorite teams and usually stick to tennis betting. Easier to find edges in the lines with that sport. Yesterday was just pointing out an obvious flaw in the line I saw and tried to lead you guys to the end of the rainbow. Not my fault no one followed. :)

wolfpackernc wrote: I underestimated Ree and Bryanth's ability to derail any thread when I predicted this to be a short thread.

Apologies.

Bryanth1a wrote:

wolfpackernc wrote: I underestimated Ree and Bryanth's ability to derail any thread when I predicted this to be a short thread.

Apologies.

Go hop on one of these and return to your homeland. 

JCbleedsRED wrote:

Bryanth1a wrote:

wolfpackernc wrote: I underestimated Ree and Bryanth's ability to derail any thread when I predicted this to be a short thread.

Apologies.

Go hop on one of these and return to your homeland. 

C'mon, man. You're from Hamilton/Conetoe lol  

Wolfdog6 wrote:

SidsSouljahBoy wrote: I never bet on my favorite teams and usually stick to tennis betting. Easier to find edges in the lines with that sport. Yesterday was just pointing out an obvious flaw in the line I saw and tried to lead you guys to the end of the rainbow. Not my fault no one followed. :)

That's all fine. Just leave out the "clueless" and "moron" references.

MisterRee wrote:

wolfpackernc wrote: I underestimated Ree and Bryanth's ability to derail any thread when I predicted this to be a short thread.

Apologies.

I wanted to give Bry 

jcpackfan1 wrote:

I haven't read the whole thread so if this has been discussed I'm sorry for repeating.

Can anyone tell me what was the call at half court with Richard Howell when he reached around the guy and then he went backcourt? I thought it was backcourt. But they gave the ball to Fla State. No need to blow the whistle if it wasn't a backcourt violation.

Also the commentator said he didn't have control of it. Well he bounced it twice after Howell touched it. Plus I 've never heard that you had to have control of it once you were over on offense.

I have always understood that to be like out of bounds for the offensive team. Unless the defensive team is the last one to hit it before it crosses backcourt then its anyones ball. But if he bounces it off the offensive player its backcourt if the offensive player regains the ball without the defensive player touching it again.

Wolfdog6 wrote:

SidsSouljahBoy wrote: I never bet on my favorite teams and usually stick to tennis betting. Easier to find edges in the lines with that sport. Yesterday was just pointing out an obvious flaw in the line I saw and tried to lead you guys to the end of the rainbow. Not my fault no one followed. :)

That's all fine. Just leave out the "clueless" and "moron" references.

ncstate1385 wrote: Sorry if this was asked and answered already, but what is the bandage on CJL's shoulder? I know he has work it a lot since coming to State, not just this year...thanks.

TruthBKnownReturns wrote:

ncstate1385 wrote: Sorry if this was asked and answered already, but what is the bandage on CJL's shoulder? I know he has work it a lot since coming to State, not just this year...thanks.

Is he possibly covering up an obscene tattoo that cannot be shown on TV?

TruthBKnownReturns wrote:

ncstate1385 wrote: Sorry if this was asked and answered already, but what is the bandage on CJL's shoulder? I know he has work it a lot since coming to State, not just this year...thanks.

Is he possibly covering up an obscene tattoo that cannot be shown on TV?

TruthBKnownReturns wrote:

ncstate1385 wrote: Sorry if this was asked and answered already, but what is the bandage on CJL's shoulder? I know he has work it a lot since coming to State, not just this year...thanks.

Is he possibly covering up an obscene tattoo that cannot be shown on TV?

Fayettewuf wrote:

TruthBKnownReturns wrote:

ncstate1385 wrote: Sorry if this was asked and answered already, but what is the bandage on CJL's shoulder? I know he has work it a lot since coming to State, not just this year...thanks.

Is he possibly covering up an obscene tattoo that cannot be shown on TV?

Nicotine patch, maybe.

Fayettewuf wrote:

TruthBKnownReturns wrote:

ncstate1385 wrote: Sorry if this was asked and answered already, but what is the bandage on CJL's shoulder? I know he has work it a lot since coming to State, not just this year...thanks.

Is he possibly covering up an obscene tattoo that cannot be shown on TV?

Nicotine patch, maybe.

Fayettewuf wrote:

TruthBKnownReturns wrote:

ncstate1385 wrote: Sorry if this was asked and answered already, but what is the bandage on CJL's shoulder? I know he has work it a lot since coming to State, not just this year...thanks.

Is he possibly covering up an obscene tattoo that cannot be shown on TV?

Nicotine patch, maybe.

Bryanth1a wrote:

Wolfdog6 wrote:

SidsSouljahBoy wrote: I never bet on my favorite teams and usually stick to tennis betting. Easier to find edges in the lines with that sport. Yesterday was just pointing out an obvious flaw in the line I saw and tried to lead you guys to the end of the rainbow. Not my fault no one followed. :)

That's all fine. Just leave out the "clueless" and "moron" references.

SSB is cool people.  He a young whippersnapper but he likes to come across as a dude with old man wisdom. 

roland wrote:

Fayettewuf wrote:

TruthBKnownReturns wrote:

ncstate1385 wrote: Sorry if this was asked and answered already, but what is the bandage on CJL's shoulder? I know he has work it a lot since coming to State, not just this year...thanks.

Is he possibly covering up an obscene tattoo that cannot be shown on TV?

Nicotine patch, maybe.

It's some kind of theraputic tape.  A lot of the divers had it in the Olympics last year.  They talked about it, but I don't remember what it was called.