Jimbo's Drinker

atta boy Ken!!

Lunardi is a clown, always has been. Its also espn, east coast first

QUOTE(ZoomSlowik @ Feb 14, 2007 -> 02:08 PM) Hey, if they can beat all-mighty Kansas, who knows what can happen. Works for me! QUOTE(IlliniKrush @ Feb 14, 2007 -> 02:12 PM) Latest Bracketology (stealing Justin's job): http://sports.espn.go.com/ncb/bracketology a certain team is missing.

I believe we won the world series by making smart financial decision and not believing the hype of "quality" free agents. This shows the unbelievable talent of our GM. If you are going to whine about not getting good free agents go cheer for Jason Marquis and Ted Lilly. The course of action made by KW this offseason is genius.

Go Depaul.. Keep Kansas in the Chicago pod.

Those are pretty on cue...Sherron is not even a starter, but that's a whole different talk for a different time.

How do you not get to the top of the big 12 north...that is a whole lot of crap.

Watchtower you are the man, you need to post more often. I like Kansas in the present, am really excited how this team is coming together!!!!

Oh were just having some fun here.......

I love me some Madtown..state street. I also love Kansas which used to be a top 10 party school before they actually started caring. haha i love your description, keep up the good work. I take no credit for what the people in kansas. They are really strange looking and have no teeth for the most part. glad to be home and cheering the white sox!!!

You were the kid who told the teacher she did not collect the homework assignment weren't you??? In terms of Collins, his stats are less, he just started playing there is no point to compare. It is pretty known fact that KU is the grandfather of BBall.

QUOTE(Soxbadger @ Feb 14, 2007 -> 12:09 PM) OH So the guy who ivented the sport later went to Kansas after the sport was created. So in fact Kansas had nothing to do with the creation at all. And just hired the man who did it. It would be like Bill Gates leaving Microsoft to go to Wisconsin and then Wisconsin claiming we founded Windows. see he is keeping it going...if i dont get my chocolate popsicle because of him, Im going to be pissed.

He brought the game to Kansas and was our first coach...this is like fighting my little sister. QUOTE(southsider2k5 @ Feb 14, 2007 -> 12:07 PM) Do we have to do this? He started...teacher

QUOTE(Soxbadger @ Feb 14, 2007 -> 12:04 PM) National Championship? What have you done Created the sport.

QUOTE(Soxbadger @ Feb 14, 2007 -> 12:01 PM) I know that your a Jayhawk so reading must be hard. Yeah god, I forgot how to read....dammit Collins is just seeing big time minutes in the last 5 games...i cannot use stats with him yet. I mean this is Wisconsin bball, what the hell have you ever accomplished?? Though I still love your team, and expect to see them in the final 4.

Im still waiting on the specifics of our wager???

QUOTE(Soxbadger @ Feb 14, 2007 -> 11:51 AM) Wait was that a serious comment watchtower? Havent seen an "Elite" team? When is the last time that Kansas has gotten farther than my non-elite Wisconsin? 2003, national finals Name me a better point guard in the big 2 +9 this year??? im waiting bucky boy

QUOTE(RockRaines @ Feb 14, 2007 -> 11:48 AM) The fast break offense or whatever you just called it is great in the grind of the long season, but its VERY hard to win without a big man. Even the showtime teams for the Lakers that made that style of play popular had a dominant big man. We can look at all the last championship or great teams and they all (except for the bulls) had a good or great big man. I dont agree with this at all. They have a young core, their window will be open for several seasons, especially with the emergence of Deng as a future star. Trading for right now is not a great idea. I figure the core is Kirk, Gordon and Deng. This leaves us with an aging Wallace after next year and no Center. Please explain??

I moved up from caboose to the middle at this point....As I said elite 8 easily for this team. Watchtower, i luv ya brother....Remember good teams dont lose at home..though 3 have lost in 48 hours.

His time will be short there....

He is always our little pudge ball

haha me too, i had the sound off and i said bulls win bulls win...woops

QUOTE(redandwhite @ Feb 14, 2007 -> 10:43 AM) You're a black out too? As much as I can......love the taste of Jack in the morning(midnight is considered morning)

QUOTE(redandwhite @ Feb 14, 2007 -> 10:37 AM) Helping a brother out In all seriousness though, how can you say that Dowdell is better than Dudley? What is that Dowdell does that is better than Dudley? Statistically Dudley averages more points, more rebounds, more assists. Cause that what Billy Packer said last night...and he knows everything. haha....jk BRO, Dudley is the bomb diggity Watch Mcroberts win it...gag!!! Stan Love paid Bloomington Jefferson's Cole Aldrich a serious compliment last month during the Timberwolves Gatorade Shootout at Target Center. Love, a former NBA player and the father of the nation's top-ranked prep player, Kevin Love of Lake Oswego (Ore.) High School, said Aldrich played the best defense on Greg Oden he has seen. "Cole would jam him above the free-throw line and keep him from dominating,'' Stan Love said of the job the 6-foot-11, 240-pound Aldrich did on Oden, now a freshman star at Ohio State and the potential top pick in the 2007 NBA draft. Although that matchup occurred in an elite ABC Reebok Camp in New Jersey last year, Aldrich's defensive prowess is just as dominant in Minnesota. The University of Kansas recruit, a force in the low post and beyond, was selected the Pioneer Press defensive player of the year for an unprecedented third consecutive year. ...With the help of his 7-foot-5 wingspan, Aldrich has averaged almost four blocks a game over his four-year prep career. "Playing strong defense, blocking shots and stopping possessions is a big part of who I am,'' Aldrich said. Even if Aldrich isn't able to block a shot, his wingspan and athleticism often force opponents to alter shots. He has developed an ability to block the ball and take possession rather than swatting the ball into the stands. Knocking the ball out of bounds might draw raves, but it also allows the opponent to maintain possession of the ball. "Blocking shots is like a lost art,'' Aldrich said. "As I've gotten older, I've gotten smarter. I used to commit a lot of fouls earlier in my career, but now I'd like to think that I stay out of (foul) trouble because I am wiser.'' In his one meeting against Oden, Aldrich figured he had nothing to lose. "He was the stud of the camp; he was the top dog picking on all of those other players,'' Aldrich said. "If he beats me, he is still the top guy. If I take his (rear) out, I've got everything to gain. I met him at the top of the three-point line and made him work hard to wear him out. I figured he might get 20 (points) on me, but he will earn it. He'd have to bust his (butt) to get it. I maybe gave up one or two dunks to him. I take that as a victory. He is a big, powerful kid.'' Aldrich, Bloomington Jefferson's all-time leading scorer, also is dominant on offense. He averages 22.5 points and 17 rebounds a game. "Cole can change a game with his physical presence and athleticism,'' Jefferson coach Jeff Evens said. "Easy baskets out of half-court offense are not easy for our opponents because of his presence in the post. He has good timing for contesting shots.'' St Paul Pioneer Press

Next year I am going to work for most drunk poster and the threadkiller of the year award. maybe i should just post more when im blacked out 4x a week.