whitesoxfan99

Exactly, on third and 2 you should be able to pick up those yards on a simple running play. Its not his fault if his offense is so inept that they can't execute a running play to gain two yards.

I'm not a big fan of Shea up to this point but how about we at least give the guy some real NFL talent to work with before saying how bad he is. No one with Krenzel, Quinn, and the Bears offensive line is going to look good calling plays. Add in the fact that the Bears receivers are mediocre at best and its not a very good combination.

UNC had Sean May go down that year and before that they were actually doing real well.

SG, end of story. Ben Gordon is not a PG. He can handle the ball but he isn't a guy you want setting up an offense, let him play SG and score and he will be a very effective player.

Hopefully people realize that he is not and never will be a PG and he should be left at the SG where he can be a very good scorer.

Illinois wins by 17. All 5 starters were in double figures. Fred Nkemdi the senior walkon even got a fast break dunk.

Illinois leads by 14 at halftime against Oregon.

How would you feel about Lee and Garland for Hudson? If we could sign Hudson to an extension I would make that deal in a heartbeat.

Theres a good chance there will be a contest coming up soon.

Stupid bandwith :fyou

Yeah, but he's a very strong Wake Forest lean. Hopefully Illinois destroying Wake will help a little bit though.

Yeah, Augustine has played pretty badly tonight. I really wish he would go up and try to dunk the ball rather than put up those weak layups. When you try to dunk the vast majority of the time if its blocked a foul gets called.

Illinois leads by 7 at halftime. Georgetown fans started chanting overrated in the first half of the game. If your going to chant it, you may want to wait until your team is actually in control of the game to do so.

I'd be willing to run it again if you guys want.

Then don't watch it if it comes back.

Its not like they were going to make the NCAA tourney anyway. Michigan did the same thing following the fallout of the Fab 5 when they weren't a tourney team either. I want to see one of these schools do something like this when they have a great team (either football or basketball) but you know that would never happen. Turning down a crappy bowl or imposing a ban on postseason play when it doesn't matter means nothing to me.

Flirting way to much with karma.

Before tonight, Pruitt had looked good to me. He is very aggressive on offense, tonight he was overly aggressive and do that he had a couple travels while trying to make post moves. He's a good rebounder and he has the physical tools to be a great college big man.

Actually Calvin Brock and Pruitt were both 4 star recruits and top 100 type players, not to mention that they were the 2nd and 3rd best players in Illinois last year behind a guy who was a top 5 pick in the NBA draft. Those were the blue chippers from Illinois last year. What could you have possibly have had in mind for last year?

Or Michigan? If you include the ACC and Big East champ you have to include the Big 10 champ.

I've seen GW play twice now, today against MSU and when they played Wake and they are a solid basketball team. With that said, MSU looks like the exact same team from last year that lost to basically every decent team they played.

MSU has cut the lead to 7.

MSU is really struggling right now. Their down 15 right now at about the 12 min mark of the second half.

I can't see it. I love Dee and he is a great college player but guys under 6 ft tall who can't consistently get into the lane and finish or create are not exactly in high demand. IMO he needs a year of actually being the man and the full time PG of this team. Right now there is no way he gets picked in the first round. Felton, Paul, Williams, Lucas, Chris Thomas, just to name a few would get picked higher than throw in guys like Gilchrist who could go pro and we should have Dee back next year.

Illinois up only 6. Augustine just missed 4 straight FTs. This will be a good test to see what this team is made of.