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Official 2009 NCAA Tournament Thread. The Very Best Have Gathered Upon One Stage.
- Thread in 'Sports & Training' Thread starter Started by clutchshooter,
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How fitting is it that there's a large "L" right where her titty should be?
Still, she's cute.
Still, she's cute.
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Originally Posted by Kiddin Like Jason
How fitting is it that there's a large "L" right where her titty should be?
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Meech.
Good times with him and his brother Mike in high school.
Good times with him and his brother Mike in high school.
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Originally Posted by Kiddin Like Jason
How fitting is it that there's a large "L" right where her titty should be?
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Just saw what Griffin did
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And that UCLA chick can top me off anyday...no body but her face is decent imo
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Anybody know what Greivis Vasquez and Shawn Taggart's plans are? Both are juniors and if anyone could shed light on the situation I'd appreciate it.Are they returning or are they going to try their luck in the draft?
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Originally Posted by friscostylez
, wth was Thabeet trying to grab.
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I think Vazquez said he would enter his name but not sign an agent...if he stays, he'll end up being an early second round pick at best.
Don't think Taggart is on a NBA team's radar at this point, so no need for him to test the waters at all.
Don't think Taggart is on a NBA team's radar at this point, so no need for him to test the waters at all.
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Greivis has said he is gone. Taggart isn't even getting mentioned of being drafted IDK why he'd leave.
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embarrassed to be a terp right now. %#@^ this, this school has sucked at basketball since i got there. gary is a loser.
No, Greivis isn't gone. He will test the NBA draft, but won't (for the time being) sign an agent. If he's got a good chance of beingdrafted, he will most likely be done.
I'm not sure if he would even be drafted at this point, so I think he may stay.
gary is a loser
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GV never said he was gone. those were false reports by a hack journalist who works for the Washington Post. he said he would test the waters andsee where things stand.
he also said he would 100% come back if Lance Stephenson signed with Maryland, but that's not looking very probable at this point.
as for Taggart, i have never heard "Shawn Taggart" and "NBA Draft" in the same sentence.
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Ma$e: WELCOME BACK, WELCOME BACK, WELCOME BAAACK
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Ma$e: WELCOME BACK, WELCOME BACK, WELCOME BAAACK
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Originally Posted by Kiddin Like Jason
Wait KLJ, why do you like Gonzaga? You from Washington or alumni or something? I'm jw.
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I hate AJ Abrams as much as anybody that follows college basketball, but the kid's number will and should be hung in the rafters in Austin... Great career.
Tough game for the Horns down the stretch... They had a chance when Elliot missed the two free throws, but blew the rebound...
Can't let opportunitieslike that slip away, they deserved to lose that game...
Mike Goodson's baby brother and Ty Lawson...
Great stuff...
UConn, Nova, and Memphis looked SERIOUS today...
Ready for tomorrow already
Tough game for the Horns down the stretch... They had a chance when Elliot missed the two free throws, but blew the rebound...
Mike Goodson's baby brother and Ty Lawson...
UConn, Nova, and Memphis looked SERIOUS today...
Ready for tomorrow already
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[h1]Point guard James cleared to play[/h1][h2]Senior guard broke foot on Feb. 25[/h2]
By Todd Rosiak of the Journal Sentinel
Boise, Idaho - In a stunning development, seniorguard Dominic James has been cleared to play Sunday in the Marquette Golden Eagles' second-round NCAA tournament game against the Missouri Tigers.
James suffered a broken bone in his left foot Feb. 25, early in a game against Connecticut, and underwent surgery to have a screw inserted into it two dayslater.
The injury initially was expected to be season-ending. But over the past week James underwent numerous tests, an individual workout Friday and then practicedwith the Golden Eagles for 90 minutes Saturday.
With no pain in the foot, James was given the all-clear to play late Saturday night.
"We've talked to some experts in the field, and these cases are known, have happened in elite athletes - college and the pros," said athletictrainer Ernest Eugene. "He's been so instrumental in this, obviously. He's been so dedicated being where he's supposed to be everyday, doingwhat he needs to do, and he's surpassed every goal."
It's unclear whether James will start, or how many minutes he'll play, but Eugene said it's likely he'll have to be limited some. James alsowill be playing with a custom-made orthotic in his shoe, in order to help protect the foot.
The news undoubtedly will provide a huge lift for the sixth-seeded Golden Eagles (25-9), who are going to need all the manpower they can muster against thethird-seeded Tigers (29-6) at Taco Bell Arena.
James is averaging 11.4 points, 3.5 rebounds, 5.1 assists and 2.2 steals on the season. His abilities to penetrate, distribute and defend have been sorelymissed by MU.
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LEEETTTSSSSS GOOOOOOOOOOO
By Todd Rosiak of the Journal Sentinel
Boise, Idaho - In a stunning development, seniorguard Dominic James has been cleared to play Sunday in the Marquette Golden Eagles' second-round NCAA tournament game against the Missouri Tigers.
James suffered a broken bone in his left foot Feb. 25, early in a game against Connecticut, and underwent surgery to have a screw inserted into it two dayslater.
The injury initially was expected to be season-ending. But over the past week James underwent numerous tests, an individual workout Friday and then practicedwith the Golden Eagles for 90 minutes Saturday.
With no pain in the foot, James was given the all-clear to play late Saturday night.
"We've talked to some experts in the field, and these cases are known, have happened in elite athletes - college and the pros," said athletictrainer Ernest Eugene. "He's been so instrumental in this, obviously. He's been so dedicated being where he's supposed to be everyday, doingwhat he needs to do, and he's surpassed every goal."
It's unclear whether James will start, or how many minutes he'll play, but Eugene said it's likely he'll have to be limited some. James alsowill be playing with a custom-made orthotic in his shoe, in order to help protect the foot.
The news undoubtedly will provide a huge lift for the sixth-seeded Golden Eagles (25-9), who are going to need all the manpower they can muster against thethird-seeded Tigers (29-6) at Taco Bell Arena.
James is averaging 11.4 points, 3.5 rebounds, 5.1 assists and 2.2 steals on the season. His abilities to penetrate, distribute and defend have been sorelymissed by MU.
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LEEETTTSSSSS GOOOOOOOOOOO
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HGH?
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