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ArkieDukie wrote:

YmoBeThere wrote:BS is exactly what Boeheim was yelling at the ref. Well, "that's bullshit".

Before that was, "F*** you, ref!" Read his lips when they showed the replay. And he's saying that the call cost Syracuse the game. At least one of his players recognizes where the real blame lies, though. Fair said that Boeheim's actions cost them the game. Good thing someone on their team recognizes the facts.

When ESPN replayed on Sports Center they scrambled the video around his mouth so you couldn't lip read the F bomb.

windsor wrote:

ArkieDukie wrote:

YmoBeThere wrote:BS is exactly what Boeheim was yelling at the ref. Well, "that's bullshit".

Before that was, "F*** you, ref!" Read his lips when they showed the replay. And he's saying that the call cost Syracuse the game. At least one of his players recognizes where the real blame lies, though. Fair said that Boeheim's actions cost them the game. Good thing someone on their team recognizes the facts.

When ESPN replayed on Sports Center they scrambled the video around his mouth so you couldn't lip read the F bomb.

lawgrad91 wrote:

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I would love someone less lazy than I and more computer savvy to take the running pic of Boeheim and use this as a backdrop.

HAHA...awesome idea!

Speaking of bad calls....CJ never should have had the opportunity to drive to the hoop....

last I checked, that little white line was OUT OF BOUNDS

CameronBornAndBred wrote:

Lavabe wrote:I believe the scientific term for what Boeheim did to get ejected was: WENT APE SHIT.

That was some impressive dancing for an old guy!

Sort of reminded me of Gary Williams, only minus the pit stains.

windsor wrote:Speaking of bad calls....CJ never should have had the opportunity to drive to the hoop....

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last I checked, that little white line was OUT OF BOUNDS

Oh my!

windsor wrote:Speaking of bad calls....CJ never should have had the opportunity to drive to the hoop....

out.jpg

last I checked, that little white line was OUT OF BOUNDS

I saw this picture online last night!!!!

The worst call of the year........... happened at Syracuse! The No foul call on Rodney.
The next bad call.......... The flagrant foul called on Andre Dawkins..

CameronBornAndBred wrote:

lawgrad91 wrote:

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I would love someone less lazy than I and more computer savvy to take the running pic of Boeheim and use this as a backdrop.

HAHA...awesome idea!

BoeheimNorthByNorthwest.jpg

Awesome!!!!

Last night at the game, I saw two 'cuse fans wearing tee shirts that said "new rivals".

Very Duke Blue wrote:Last night at the game, I saw two 'cuse fans wearing tee shirts that said "new rivals".

Must have meant these:

http://www.rivalproducts.com/

CameronBornAndBred wrote:

lawgrad91 wrote:

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I would love someone less lazy than I and more computer savvy to take the running pic of Boeheim and use this as a backdrop.

HAHA...awesome idea!

BoeheimNorthByNorthwest.jpg

Yippee! Thanks!

lawgrad91 wrote:

CameronBornAndBred wrote:

lawgrad91 wrote:

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I would love someone less lazy than I and more computer savvy to take the running pic of Boeheim and use this as a backdrop.

HAHA...awesome idea!

BoeheimNorthByNorthwest.jpg

Yippee! Thanks!

Pretty nice idea, 25 shares and almost 2000 people checking it out.

We just got in from Durham. Christian is still not speaking, but he seems more alert and oriented. When we walked in, he stuck out his hand for B to shake, and he nodded and grunted when we talked to him about going fishing (B wore his fly fishing vest and told him they would go soon) and eating Japanese food.

We went to the cafeteria with Edie (his sister), and when we came back, went to see him again. I was on his left side, where all the tubes and such are connected. As we got ready to leave, I said, "I'm going to come around and hug you" and he put his arm out and hugged me tight. He made a noise that sounded a lot like he was trying to call me by name.

The hospital folks are hoping to move him to a step down unit tomorrow. Small steps, but positive ones.

Thanks, CTN, for all the great vibes and prayers and good thoughts. Keep 'em coming!

lawgrad91 wrote:We just got in from Durham. Christian is still not speaking, but he seems more alert and oriented. When we walked in, he stuck out his hand for B to shake, and he nodded and grunted when we talked to him about going fishing (B wore his fly fishing vest and told him they would go soon) and eating Japanese food.

We went to the cafeteria with Edie (his sister), and when we came back, went to see him again. I was on his left side, where all the tubes and such are connected. As we got ready to leave, I said, "I'm going to come around and hug you" and he put his arm out and hugged me tight. He made a noise that sounded a lot like he was trying to call me by name.

The hospital folks are hoping to move him to a step down unit tomorrow. Small steps, but positive ones.

Thanks, CTN, for all the great vibes and prayers and good thoughts. Keep 'em coming!

LG - continued vibes, hugs and prayers.

Starting the week off with VIBES for Christian!

For Christian.....

Sister texted this morning that Christian was still having difficulty speaking but was saying "yes" and "I know" using his usual gestures and head tilts. He wants to walk today.

Yet another example of how great CTN vibes are.

lawgrad91 wrote:Sister texted this morning that Christian was still having difficulty speaking but was saying "yes" and "I know" using his usual gestures and head tilts. He wants to walk today.

Yet another example of how great CTN vibes are.

This is very good news! I'm sending more Christian's way.

Great news about Christian. I lifted him in prayer at church yesterday morning. Figure the more prayers and vibes the better.


Would ask for some vibes and prayers for my co-worker D'Lise as she is having surgery this am. They will be testing the lymph nodes to see if any need to be removed. Since the first prayer request lowered it from Stage IIIB to IIA, I figure the next round should knock it all out.