Bills By 40

And that makes you a true Billiken fan. We share that curse, you and I.

So help me god if Otieno isn't a clear and obvious improvement from day 1 over Anya, we are screwed.

His #s don't jump off the page but that'll happen for a true freshman at a P5. A lot to like in this video:

Once again proving that you just DON’T KNOW BALL.

He ranked 22nd in the nation in blocks per game, dude. While averaging 2x as many points and more rebounds

Wikipedia tells me he's the only basketball alumni, but: John Berner played a few MLS games with Colorado and John Carenza played with the St. Louis Stars and for the 72 Olympic team. Joe Garagiola played for the Cardinals, Pirates, Cubs, and Giants and YOGI BERRA, admittedly unbeknownst to me, was a St. Mary's alumni.

Bronny getting drafted is 10000000% nepotism. Unarguably.

Bronny just isn't an NBA level player. Nepotism baby. His dad is awesome. Top 3 player of all time, unarguably. You have a good argument for #1 though I ain't having it. But let's not pretend his son is special.

LOL, you never know with the boomers on here. Hand up - my bad on that one.

Horrible take, Skip. Especially as a soccer fan you should know that's part of the game. There's lines that shouldn't be crossed but you take away trash talking from sports you might as well not have sports. ESPECIALLY when you're talking about someone like Phil Russell. Hometown kid, former Billiken, known and documented head case, having a good game but also FLOP FLOP FLOPPING without repercussion = trash talk. Fack that guy, let him hear it. As others have mentioned these are now paid employees, and we're not talking about a kid - he's a 23 year old man.

Trash family with a trash son. Nothing surprising.

Robbie had 18/8/3/2/1 on 75/100/83 shooting last night. In case you didn't notice.

Arizona State is awesome.

Dotzler was the Nebraska Gatorade Player of the Year as a Senior after winning the state title as the starting PG and got a scholarship to play for one of the best teams in the nation. Larry was a walk-on on a bad SLU team because his dad happens to be maybe the best player we've ever had. Don't pretend they're two in the same. Thames is the most versatile player on the roster not named Robbie Avila, and he is a prototype replacement for Jayson Kent - arguably with a higher ceiling. I was not a big Kobe fan until this weekend's scrimmage - dude can shoot better than I thought. The thing is he can also do all the other things Larry can't, is much more experienced in doing so, and does it with a significantly larger frame. Then there's Amari McCottry. 2" and 20lbs larger than Larry, has a 7' wingspan, and is a three way scorer with better ball handling. I don't think he's ready today but I'll be surprised if he isn't ready by conference play. If this team is half as good as it should be it doesn't include Larry getting minutes unless Larry gets exponentially better real quickly.

I was just having this argument Friday at the game - with the above mentioned 9 and Brockhoff getting spare minutes at 10 I think Larry is the 11th man in the rotation. I've always thought his defense was exaggerated and that leaves him with nothing but a 3pt shot and that's just not enough to demand minutes over other guys like Swope, Jimerson, Johnson, Thames, Dotzler, and Johnson who are much more versatile. Being our 4th or 5th best 3pt shooter might get him minutes when we need someone to get hot but other than that I don't see his role.