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Chris Jeffries

I saw Sean May as a sophomore in HS and he was a monster. I can't wait to see how he has progressed. Back then I remember how soft his touch was from the outside, much like his dad was at IU back in the day.

What would Greenpeace say about all you tree murders... for shame

For star power it is hard to beat Carolina with May, Felton and McCants, but the thing that will kill them is their depth. If the Illini can muster some sort of a post up game to get some of the Heels into foul trouble, they could own this game.

The former Joliet basketball star is leaving Duke and transfering somewhere else. Has anyone heard rumors of where he might land, or where he had considered before chosing Duke?

No rush Jas, I was just curious.

Time for somemore peeves -Snow and the way people drive in it. -Christmas shopping and the idiots who do it. -Lazy professional athletes

Sorry DBaho, I just got Khab and I don't think I am going to trade him unless I get an irresistable offer. Dunham and Nurimen are both on the blocks though.

Indeed TCu's football team gets an invite to the first ever Ft Worth Bowl http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=1675644

lol. Who is ripping off who now? You go YAS!

Just jazzin up the thread a little Besides Iowa is probably the only other state where us under 6 foot white kids get any PT in hoops.

I would hope so against (1-2) TCU...

Things I learned last night... #1 Jamal Crawford is not a point guard. As much as they want him to be, he is definately a scoring guard, who is much better when he doesn't have the responsibility of ball handling #2 Crawford and Hinrich is a great combo. Where one is weak the other is strong and it makes for a good backcourt. They do seem to feed off one another. #3 Williams is a great spark plug. It is a perfect guy for Eddy Curry. This guy leads by example, where as Charles Oakley lead by attitude, which didn't work at all. #4 Not sure if this was Skiles or not, but the Bulls didn't panic when they got down big early. They were down 10 pts quick last night, and it didn't phase them at all, where lately they have just given up. #5 Scrapping the Triangle will be a huge bonus for this team. They are too young and athletic to need to run such a complex and structured offense. They need to get up and down the floor.

Gut feeling is that Farve will tear up the Bears just like he always does. My heart tells me that the defense is playing incredibly better espesially against the run, and Farve's broken thumb has really seemed to be affecting his play.

Can anyone copy/paste the list? The corporate firewall won't let us view the site.

Good, that means he isn't signing with the Cubs.

Ah. MHS played more of the smaller FW HS's and the Christian HS's such as Dwenger and Homestead.

I went to college at Manchester (south of Warsaw) and grew up in Michigan City. Which HS did you go to?

It should. That was the guy that hit the huge 3pointer to push Valpo U to the upset win in the NCAA tourney 4 years ago, to one of the best finishes in the history of the NCAA tourney. He played for your very own Chicago Bulls. His dad Homer Drew is the long time coach of Valpo U, and his brother went down to take over as his brother Scott Drew went down to rebuild the Baylor U program after the tragic happenings there

Definately. Gene Hackman would never let you clowns give up an 18-0 run in the first quarter.

Where at?

Bulls pulling away in the 4th Q. Jerome Williams has been a HUGE spark plug, as has Antonio Davis.

Best. Movie. Ever. BTW just a footnote, the fight song of "Hickory HS" is the reallife fight song for Manchester HS in North Manchester IN, home of the Manchester Squires, where yours truely spent 3 years broadcast HS basketball including IN HS state finals in 1995. Remember Bryce Drew?

Hoosiers you guys aint Go gettem Heads!

ERob has been playing like a guy who wants to win his job back, so far tonight.