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Going to Marshall, MO. Nice facilities, great 9 hole golf course, but man its in the middle of nowhere. And the conditioning workouts in those rolling hills will kick your ...... Good luck to the kid, hopefully he will have better luck than I did there, which won't be hard. LOL

Good call Scooter. I sounded like Capel was their guy earlier in the day, but I guess not. Moral of the story: Never sleep on what Scooter says. LOL

Good point all around, but remember I said if you knew you would lose in the 1st Round of the NCAA. So I'll ask you, can you remember the 32 teams last year that lost right out the gate, but I get your point. And answer this from a players stand point not adminstration, because we all know $$ only matters to the front office

If you knew you would be knocked out of the 1st round of the NCAA tourney would you trade it in for making and playing in the Finals of the NIT? That would mean you get 4 xtra games along with the oppurtunity to play in MSG twice during that time. What would you do??

Gotcha. That why I was asking, because I didn't know the contract situation.

If your Tech, why wouldn't you go after BCG this year?

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At best for the Ariz side it would be a lateral move. But I will say when I first heard it, I thought it would be crazy for him to leave UL for Ariz.

Gottileb (sp?) on ESPN Radio just gave Roc and Lamar a shout out, basically saying the EXACT same thing as Nos was talking about. He said Roc could go to UTEP. Basically everyone in the Cal family gets taken care of. NOS sounding more and more like your on the $$$ with this one.

No not ESPN, but someone really close to the situation.

From a really reliable source close to Pitino. He isn't going to Zona, because he only would CONSIDER if his dad would sign off on it and follow him to Tuscon. His dad said he thought it was a beautiful area but would be too hot in the summer. I got that last Wednesday so unless something drastically change it should be a dead issue

That makes sense. Also just heard Mizzou is ready to re-up Anderson's deal for him to stay in Columbia, and if I was Mizzou I would give that guy WHATEVER he wanted. Anderson is the MAN!!!!!

Its 4;15 on Tues and Austin ESPN just reported that Cal's and his coaching staff are going to an undisclosed location to make a final decison. They said their source also believes that its just a matter of time til Cal becomes the next UK coach, but he has yet to tip his hand to either the admin of UK or Memphis.

Nos, I know about Bradley and saw him play a few times. What you MUST remember, though, is his "unconventional" shot disqualifies him from being a shooter. Hey Nash, did you ever play? Serious question. ahhh, HELLOOOOOOOOOO? Ever hear of Santa Clara?Now for the serious answer to the serious question. Was on a small college team but the only thing I did well was keep the bench warm. GOOD STUFF!!!!! Almost spit my drink out when I read that.

UH OH!!!! Here we go! This should FUN!!!!

Ok I don't whats funnier: That a PNG player has been nominated or the "Coming to America" reference. WOW those are both hilarious!!!! But seriously, where did this kid play college ball?

Huseman IMO has to be at the top of the list. Those teams he had competing against National Powers (M. Singletary) a few years ago impressed the heck out of me. They were disciplined, team oriented, and just all-around well coached.

Dicky V good point about Anderson knowing the area from being a former Ark Asst, and furthermore he probably kept those ties going while he was the HC at UAB. But, Im with Nos on this one. Cal made Memphis basketball an elite program, not the other way around. Without him its just an above average Conf. USA program. Not saying Anderson can't keep it going, but he has a great gig in the Big 12 where he will get exposure week in and week out. Its simple, he would be trading Kansas for Utep, OU for SMU, and Texas for Tulsa.

After this NCAA Tourney outside of the Univ. of Texas, Mizzou is my new favorite team. His kids play so hard!!!! Really fun for me to watch coming from that style of play.

That is the thing about it Lazeek.........he only played 2 years at HJ and the other 2 years at a "BIG 4A".............his freshman year he did not play ONE and I said not ONE varsity game until the first playoff game and he scored 25 hitting a half court shot at the end of the first half. Then in his sophomore year he started at the 3 guard position opposite of Kenyon Spears on what most people would call the most talented team in HJ history and averaged 25 a game. Guy was amazing!!!!!!!!!! Spinks, Tanner and I was talking about that team the other day and HOLY CRAP that team was loaded. Y'all were juiced at every single position. I'm not saying they any more talented than the great '91 team, but boy pound for pound talent wise they had to be up there with them. I just thank God that we were still playing football in the playoffs, otherwise that game could gotten ugly, because we weren't very good early in that '96 season. BTW, as a defender you had to know what was coming with Throop every single play (3 pt shoot, or fake the 3 pt 2 dribbles down the baseline for the pull up jumper), but there wasn't anything you could do about it. Kid was GREAT on the court. Yes that team was loaded. I was fortunated enough to be moved up and down on the team all year and got to play some early in the season with them. Nos will admit that talent wise 1 through 7 that team was much more talented. I remember that game getting cancelled and we were pumped for it as our fball were just coming out of reg season and you guys decided not to play. Nothing like the old HJ/EC games..............man they were fun!!!!! I would definetly conceded to HJ early in the season, but we would have had a WAR during the Playoffs and it could have went either way. We really hit our stride that year in late Feb/early March. TJ was UNREAL late in that season (he had 51 pts against Top 5 3a Crockett in a warm up game).

That is the thing about it Lazeek.........he only played 2 years at HJ and the other 2 years at a "BIG 4A".............his freshman year he did not play ONE and I said not ONE varsity game until the first playoff game and he scored 25 hitting a half court shot at the end of the first half. Then in his sophomore year he started at the 3 guard position opposite of Kenyon Spears on what most people would call the most talented team in HJ history and averaged 25 a game. Guy was amazing!!!!!!!!!! Spinks, Tanner and I was talking about that team the other day and HOLY CRAP that team was loaded. Y'all were juiced at every single position. I'm not saying they any more talented than the great '91 team, but boy pound for pound talent wise they had to be up there with them. I just thank God that we were still playing football in the playoffs, otherwise that game could gotten ugly, because we weren't very good early in that '96 season. BTW, as a defender you had to know what was coming with Throop every single play (3 pt shoot, or fake the 3 pt 2 dribbles down the baseline for the pull up jumper), but there wasn't anything you could do about it. Kid was GREAT on the court.

agreed and agreed

Ok Im going to throw a name out there and Dicky V before you go crazy (LOL) I will say that he would never make the list and probably shouldn't, but was 1 hell of a player. JB Blume from High Island back in the mid 90's was really good player. He actually was in the Texas All-Time season scoring average (not sure if he still is), but he averaged like 28 pt/game his Sr year. He also went to LU to play but it never worked out. He was like a kid from Kansas or Nebraska who plays NAIA Div 12 football and ran for 98,000 yards in 3 seasons. Even though he did it against terrible competition, its still worth noting, because its a great accomplishment.

Nos, thats a fair point. And like I said its remarkable what he has done in Memphis, but who knows how big basketball would have been at A&M if BCG wouldn't have left given how bad the Football program is now. I mean if he could have continued the type of recruiting classes he had gotten in his short time, man that program would have been scary. I think Turgeron has really reaped the benefits of his success. Your right, basketball is what you think about at Memphis, but where they screwed up was not getting into the Big East. Conference USA is just too weak for the GREATNESS of Cal. And as a UK fan, you should be pumped, because like u and Spinks said the SEC along with Louisville better watch out, because it will be ON!!!! And I will add, that even though y'all believe only a handful of coaches turn down that job(understandable), the UK admin. has to do a better job of realizing which of those coaches are capable of handling a program as big as the UK. BCG wasn't cut out for that job from the jump(nothing to do with coaching), and for Barnhart and the rest of the board to get a complete pass on it while putting the blame on Billy is in my opinion wrong.

I really didn't know about Beatie, because I actually never watched him, just heard GREAT things about him, so I would probably defer to others on him, but Kenyon and previously mentioned Jason Throop would be hard to leave off for me personnally because both were beast. But Dicky in defense to your list, its hard for me to take off any of those guys you have up there because man most of them in the 90's were UNREAL. About T. Thomas, well.. we all know where I stand on him, and think he would be on most peoples list. But other than that, I have to say GOOD JOB!!