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>Its just hard to believe, we had two much better big men >last year go to small schools in Chris Kellerman and Nick >Arth. His numbers are pitiful for 6'8 and wont improve much >with Brandenburg playing varsity this year. Arth? you're crazy.

VTIME, I love you.

>Before I get banned and for all the non-believers here are >the links. > >http://www.umsl.edu/services/athletics/MBK/0304/MBK16.HTM > >http://beam.to/mosleyathletics > >Cant find a tennis team link. Junior Class President at >Harris-Stowe State University. School is starting Monday >and I cant wait. I would love to stay on this board, but I >get banned I would like to say that I dont hold anything >against anybody on this board and I know my overposting can >be annoying. I apologize for any connection I inadvertently >made between SLU and the Harris-Stowe property defacation. >I love all you guys. I will still come and read when I get >the chance. Thanks Steve, for being fair and just. My >apologies to Nate Latsch as well. I didnt know I would be >such an eyesore. If you want to contact, you can do at >http://www.hoopsta.com/ under the alias VTIME. You can send >me a PM or a IM. God Bless. Again apologies to anyone I >offended. You have some serious social issues, pal. I'm tired of your "innocent and apologetic" ways. You broke multiple rules on multiple forums on a consistent basis and honestly think you're in the right?? Pathetic, imo. I was wondering when Steve would compare IP's, good stuff.

http://www.chicagohoops.com/articles1/ryancommits.html I really like this kid's game, thoughts? I know he was on Brad's radar, but I don't know to what extent.

>North Carolina and Illinois rarely ran plays last year. The only >play was get open. Pass and cut. Pass and screen away. You really believe that, don't you? Anything to do with "X's and O's" is way over your head. Stick to illegal recruiting tactics and JUCO admission processes.

>You dont have to redshirt to learn plays. Basketball is not >rocket science. You can walk through it in a matter of >weeks. It just doesnt take that long, especially for kids >who are doing work thats much more mentally challenging in >the classroom everyday. Kids are even running the motion >offense of their video games these days. Give me a break. You've lost all credibility with me after this post. You're actually right about basketball not being rocket science, but it sure as heck isn't as easy as you make it out to be. You do honestly believe "a few weeks" is sufficient enough time for a player to become totally comfortable in a motion offensive like SLU runs? Sure, a player can start to understand the concept of a motion offensive in a few week, but it takes MUCH MUCH longer to actually master the system and instantly see patterns in the offensive and react to them like it's second nature. I saw on a number of occasions last year during U of I games where their guards would run off screens and check to the wrong spot where another player was already positioned. I'm not comparing SLU to U of I, but rather giving an example to show that even an entire team that has "mastered" their motion offense can easily become confused and delay the effectiveness of the offense.

>Meyer should see a lot of time at the four. Would create a >ton of mismatches. Could you please define "a lot of time"? I have absolutely no problem with LM rotating occasionally into the "4" position throughout the course of a game. However, I'm a firm believer in the idea that offensive rebounding can always win a close game. The Billikens lost some extremely close games last season that could have had a different outcome with a few more tip-ins or second chance baskets.

"is MU Ohio D-1?" Yea, alma mater of Wally Szczerbiak.

I have no ties to Ohio St. All I did was answer a question, sorry if that's not allowed on here.

"What's with Ohio State landing such high profile recruits? They'll still be on probation next year..." The worst is over for Ohio St. http://msn.foxsports.com/cbk/story/3715344