Comments?
Anyone?
Duke vs Nonzaga (sic)
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devildeac
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Duke vs Nonzaga (sic)
[redacted] them and the horses they rode in on.
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CameronBornAndBred
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Re: Duke vs Nonzaga (sic)
We kicked their ass.devildeac wrote:Comments?
Anyone?
Which is why I haven't commented on it, not even over yonder. That was such a flat out beat down that there wasn't much to say. I hope our D keeps it up.
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Jesus_hurley
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Re: Duke vs Nonzaga (sic)
No joke. I thought it was going to be close going in and the first few minutes did nothing to change that. It was the perfect ending to a good day in the ACC....CameronBornAndBred wrote: We kicked their ass.
Which is why I haven't commented on it, not even over yonder. That was such a flat out beat down that there wasn't much to say. I hope our D keeps it up.
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Re: Duke vs Nonzaga (sic)
Jon Scheyer is the most intelligent player in the current crop of NCAA players. He knows exactly where to be and when, also what to do when he's there.
Second place isn't anywhere close.
Second place isn't anywhere close.
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Devil in the Blue Dress
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Re: Duke vs Nonzaga (sic)
His use of intelligence makes much of what he does look so easy that others may overlook or underestimate Jon as a top notch player.captmojo wrote:Jon Scheyer is the most intelligent player in the current crop of NCAA players. He knows exactly where to be and when, also what to do when he's there.
Second place isn't anywhere close.