23-24 Season

I'm retired. I'm watching this shit, live action, [itch bay]es. And impervious to BVS at this stage of life.

However, I am thinking I will probably stay out of any/all basketball threads.

Go Vols!

 

I am right there with you!

 

ZZ
Keon
Kenecht
Admiral
Grant

 

Kennedy Chandler
Dalton Knecht
Grant Williams
Admiral Schofield
John Fulkerson


The big man is a tough choice, but the other four would light up a [uck fay]ing scoreboard.

 

Close to mine, replace Chandler with Bone

 

If you could bottle Fulkerson’s Linsanity run that one season

 

if there’s a silver lining to whenever we get eliminated it’ll hopefully be never seeing that “what a pro wants, what a pro needs” commercial ever again

 

Edey just sits in the paint the entire defensive possession.

 

Imagine Edey in the NBA trying to play defense on a 5 who can shoot. Theres just no way.

 

Geez he just crushed a guy and didn’t get called for a foul

 

Are you [uck fay]ing kidding me? How does him landing on that dude not get called?

If Purdue doesn’t lose tonight, we probably need to. My blood pressure can’t handle another bull shit game of this dude being allowed to foul 10 times with only 3 called.

 

Wife just said something along the lines of "I'm not trying to be offensive, but Matt Painter has a sort of fat lesbian look about him."

 

Purdue can definitely be attacked on their defensive end. Edey is slow as crap.

 

At this point edey could straight punch someone in the face and it’d be a toss up if it was called. And if it was, it would just be a common foul.

 

This color guy has the least aesthetically pleasing voice I think I’ve ever heard on tv

 

I'm not really sure why more teams don't just put their 5 best shooters on the floor. It's not like most college bigs can hang with him anyway. Take that 5 out, and force Edey to defend on the perimeter.

 

Obvious [uck fay]ing travel. Jesus Christ this is so hard to watch.

 

What a stupid foul there. Man.

 

Surely all four 2 seeds can't lose in the Sweet 16.

 

If you told me Mark Few was a coach at a high school with 100 total students I’d believe it.