Originally Posted by tylerhundley
Originally Posted by Nonstoptalk
How about the Nittany Lions stickin it to Boilermakers right now.
I havent seen the game or stats? Hows my boy Jeff Brooks playin?
Jeff is a monster. He graduated a year before me from our high school, used to play with him in gym. Cant count how many times he tried to dunk on me lol He got me a few of those timeslol I didnt think he would turn into a very good D-1 player, but so far hes proved me wrong. Done more then I thought he would. Good for him.
You went to Doss?
Jeff has put down some serious dunks. One practice he dunked it so hard, he broke the shot clock for a second.
But honestly, he shows flashes of NBA play. The only problem is he can't always put it together in a game, but he's coming along.
SEC basketball
Got a couple of dudes on the team this year, Britt and WashingtonOriginally Posted by TrillipinoTrapstar
My boy Michael Washington hit that 3...
I have been having a few problems too. Not as much money as you prolly. But a lot for me. So I'll still bet but I won't mind if wedon't.
[h1]Louisville team plane makes emergency landing[/h1]
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) -- A plane carrying Louisville's basketball team to a game in Florida returned to the airport after the pilots received a fire warning that turned out to be false.
A spokeswoman for the airline operating the Cardinals' flight said the plane was at about 10,000 feet and less than 10 minutes into its flight Tuesday when a warning message in the cockpit indicated a fire on board.
ExpressJet's Kristy Nicholas said there was no fire, comparing the warning to a "check engine" light going on in a car.
Louisville spokesman Kenny Klein said no one was hurt and the coaches and players, including coach Rick Pitino, left the 41-passenger plane normally and didn't have to evacuate on slides.
"We had no idea what was going on," Klein said. "When we landed, we saw the fire equipment and figured something was up."
He said after the plane finished taxiing, the captain explained what happened.
"It's a routine response to a non-routine event," Nicholas said. "It's not unheard of that the light comes on, but it's obviously not something that happens every day."
Louisville airport spokeswoman Trish Burke said airport rescue and fire crews responded to the plane after being notified of the emergency landing by air traffic control.
Klein said the team expected to travel to Tampa later Tuesday for its Wednesday game against South Florida.
damn...
