Give one to the babbling Corso for putting the curse on JMU.

Throughout the year, our staff has managed the clock very well, better than most. The thinking of a coaching staff is sometimes different from the thinking of the fans. Clock management can be difficult at times. Andy Reid at Kansas City is notorious for poor clock management yet I don’t think anyon...

Making foul shots is a skill that is a long time learned. The stroke has to be honed by thousands of shots in the off-season by each player on his own, practiced with good mechanics so he will be comfortable under duress during the season. Whatever you shoot early is pretty much what you are going t...

Loved the Colts back then. The Golden Arm, Lennie, Mackey, Parker, Lou Michaels, etc. All of them. Loved Gale Sayers and Charley Taylor and Paul Krause. So many. Even liked Bullet Bob though I detested the Cowboys.

We can’t shoot. Even the free shots.

Has anyone seen them play?

How did Tate do?

I guess that was a mountain haiku. 🥴

I don’t like the changes to the rule on taking a charge. The NCAA is going the way of the NBA = no defense allowed.

Take a swim in the Williamette
Avoid the tent cities
Pray we make a free throw

I like Tate. Saw him play in high school a few times, once from the other bench.

48% from the line.

I thought OC was in Atlanta.

We have got to take better shots and we have to make a much higher % of foul shots than last year.

They’d make more money if they’d quit towing and instead set up a whiskey stand near the bottom of that lot.

Time and score/clock management and other in-depth football …. read Gridiron Genius by Mark Lombardi. It’ll make arm chair QBs understand why they are watching from the arm chair.

Hoping for better shot selection and FT shooting. And playing smart basketball.

Was there. Wonderful game. We had the Furples number for many years.

CAAland, I get what you’re saying. But the athletic rule doesn’t allow it. Maybe the rule needs to be changed.

As NewApp states, “private schools do not have attendance lines,” so they can poach players from public schools anywhere. Thus lies the rub.

The South Carolina legislature tried the same thing a few years back. Instead of taking over, which they realized would be a daunting task (that is, running high school athletics) an appellate panel was put in place so they could exert an influence on the issues.