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I need to go back and look for dotz. I kinda want Thames to start the 3 in place of Dotz bc it gives us a little more height and defense. Wishful thinking maybe.
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I doubt Richmond; they lost too much from last year. Seems like a lot of love out there for Mason. Don't know why. Dayton has added two foreign players now to complete their roster. Seven-foot-one-inch Amael L'Etang from France and six-foot-seven-inch guard Hamad Mousa from Qatar. In pictures, both look to be in need of much nourishment.
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Hold one for a midyear transfer?
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Billiken Rich liked a post in a topic: Former Billikens Updates
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Billikens Open Practice: July 22
Billiken Rich replied to SluSignGuy's topic in Billikens.com Main Board
He recruited and played Bobby Brannon. Hated that guy....... -
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Duquesne is the 2nd A10 team to make the list at 105 and picked 7th in conference. Any guesses on next 6? I’ll go with Richmond, St. Joes, Loyola, SLU, UD, VCU.
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Billikens Open Practice: July 22
VeniceMenace replied to SluSignGuy's topic in Billikens.com Main Board
Van Exel, Fortson and Martin … big time players that era…Spoon on Fortson, “I could do a chin-up on his arm, and it wouldn’t affect his shooting.” -
Billikens Open Practice: July 22
Dr. Holly Hills replied to SluSignGuy's topic in Billikens.com Main Board
I bet Thames cracks the starting 5 this year. At least some of the time. He looked legit. -
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I thought he is on the grizzlies g league team roster?
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Sr season Perkins could still make a good living overseas playing ball. Maybe his injuries just continued to add up or he had more than we know about. Getting kind of concerned about the quiet around Jordan Goodwin. Teams are signing guys to deals that seemingly are worse players than Jordan. Haven't been able to find even any recent rumors as to where he might end up.
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Huggins did beat us. His players were bigger, faster, stronger, and they played dirty. He also took a lot of players that were marginal students, that maybe we couldn't take or if we did they never worked out. Huggins embraced them and turned a lot of players into productive people on and off the court like a coach at SLU really never could. He also did all his winning without getting big time top recruits.
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He beat us.
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Billikens Open Practice: July 22
White Pelican replied to SluSignGuy's topic in Billikens.com Main Board
Always liked Huggins. All he ever did was win. Never understood the dislike for him on here. -
holy barnacles did not know a bot could go off it's meds
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I am not trying to be cute. i did not say anything about reparations. I simply said the the skill of a surgeon may play a role in the outcome of surgery. A rather obvious statement. I have no idea who operated on or Perkins or his or her skill.
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Actually it was not Commodore Perry. Admiral David Farragut issued the order at the Battle of Mobile Bay "Damn the torpedoes, full speed ahead". Nevertheless, point well taken.
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Billikens Open Practice: July 22
cheeseman replied to SluSignGuy's topic in Billikens.com Main Board
I have no idea where it was reported - too long ago. At this point either believe it or not. -
No one deserves anything, everyone is out to see how much they can get. Lawyers profit from this. @papal I know you are trying to be cute, don't. Subpar surgeons exist but they tend to go bankrupt when their unhappy customers find medical injury lawyers. Anyone doing surgery regularly does at the very least a standard level job. And when a Dr. tells you "you can do what you do normally" they are CATEGORICALLY NOT saying you are clear to play professional level basketball, they mean you can walk, go up and down stairs and run a bit.
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IIRC correctly there were rumors about how his injury was handled. Not necessarily the surgeon, specifically.
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too cool I loved him from first time he coached against us, coaches r the main continuity in the sport & the colorful ones r a + regardless of actual likability imo
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he deserves NIL reparations.
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another side to sports injury may be the skill of the surgeon
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Billikens Open Practice: July 22
RiseOfTheBillikens replied to SluSignGuy's topic in Billikens.com Main Board
Bro is everywhere today must of took Friday off lol -
Well he's not MJ.
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Sports injuries have two separate sides, the obvious one is the actual physical damage that is repaired and in time achieves or comes close to full recovery. The second side of the injury is the psychological side. People that experience severe physical injury during sports become more cautious and do not achieve the full performance level they had before the injury. They do not follow Commodore Perry's famous saying "full speed ahead and damn the torpedoes." They cannot forget the way they were injured all and play at full capacity, regardless what it cost them. I am afraid Holmes at Dayton may never fully recover like Perkins did.
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You guys would be disappointed with LebRon James