I think Lowe should dig deep into the bench...it may help plus the walk-ons are pretty good, I know he wants to satisfy the scholarship players but let's try something that may help us win...REST

12/7/2006 4:56:44 PM

this is a quality thread

12/7/2006 4:58:01 PM

I also know a lot more than someone who's spent his whole life playing and coaching basketball

12/7/2006 4:58:31 PM

would you mind telling us how you know the quality of the walk ons?

i can promise you that lowe is absolutely not playing 3 guys 40 minutes/game to "satisfy the scholarship players"

12/7/2006 5:01:33 PM

this post is ridiculous and offers absolutely nothing informative or original.

but now the title on the other hand...

12/7/2006 5:03:01 PM

I think DALFAN is actually hcnguyen.

12/7/2006 5:08:39 PM

you might be on to something

12/7/2006 5:14:46 PM

If you've seen the walk-on players ball...then you would know, compare them to the scholarship players and size matters>skill...But of course he'll look like a hero once Atsur is back but for now, he should slide Gavin back to the 2 or 3 and give a walk-on a chance at the one...that position kills us

12/7/2006 5:27:17 PM

you are probably a better coach than Lowe, i mean really, and you could also probably come up with a better football gameplan than fox and throw it better than delhomme

12/7/2006 5:28:18 PM

You prob throw it better than Delhomme...but that's another thread, be serious, our demise comes at in the second half around 7 to 5min left each time...I love Sidney Lowe no doubt but let's be real you saving up for next year or are you trying to win games, this team is very capable of winning games because of the laid back pace of the game, I'm no idiot but I watch ball and running up and down the court is tiring...no matter how many god knows suicides the team runs. 2 or three minutes here or there may help u never know!

[Edited on December 7, 2006 at 5:34 PM. Reason : had to do it]

12/7/2006 5:33:03 PM

Fergeson will be back soon and he is nasty at shooting the 3. Atsur is back next game. and Burqtosz...who knows about that guy. in the next couple games we should have 10 people who play.

12/7/2006 5:33:18 PM

i hope so...I love this team and I love their drive. More confidentin their abilities than in some past teams and that's good, Costner is a monster as well as McCauley and Grant. Once my man from Miss. step in a couple feet and not settle for the long ball each try he's gonna be a monster too...Im patiently waiting but I would like to see us win some more cuz we already have what it takes.

12/7/2006 5:37:40 PM

11/10!

12/7/2006 6:27:06 PM

I don't really know where to post this but the Sportscenter tickers just said JJ Hickson is the #2 ranked center in his class now

12/7/2006 6:29:22 PM

^Maybe in the thread with his name in it.

He is playing on ESPNU tonight.

12/7/2006 6:33:06 PM

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12/7/2006 6:49:52 PM

bryan neiman is our best walk on. he got pulled last night because he couldnt do shit to stop their guard.

12/7/2006 6:59:20 PM

Neiman looks real scared when he plays .. we're screwed this year .. I'll check back in a year

12/7/2006 7:01:40 PM

i am going to start locking threads that have vague/incorrect titles.

12/8/2006 11:10:14 AM