tankbaby2 said:he had a good shot and he went all out.
craft is a really good shooter too. and a superior ball handler, defender, leader, etc.. craft is really good.
Craft is turning into a horrible shooter. Like, don't even guard him shooter.
tankbaby2 said:he had a good shot and he went all out.
craft is a really good shooter too. and a superior ball handler, defender, leader, etc.. craft is really good.
Wait, what? Stoned? As in, doing the pot?tankbaby2 said:this season is actually much more frustrating than 2010. we have talent. we have good kids that work hard. we don't have locker room cancers. the guys are getting stoned 5 days a week.
That's the same impression I have.rome8180 said:DurhamSon said:The good ol' gosh just a country boy out here'a portrayal of stevens is apparently as hollow as Roy's. Turns out he actually swears and yells at his players and whines at the refs thank god. I was worried that he really was some hick for a second that wouldn't be smart enough to realize the benefit from working the refs, which absolutely does win games. Not to mention the good ol golly gosh me crap doesn't work against top shelf talent who thinks they'll be in the NBA one day. Anyone think Brad Stevens the caricature could have coached Austin?
Needs to stop doing that "i'm too cool to look at explosions" crap whenever his player takes a halfcourt heave. Come on.
I've never thought of him as country boy at all. I see a guy who comes across as highly cerebral, collected, and almost zen-like. Almost a walking computer.
rhfarmer said:From a sentimental standpoint, I would go with 2/28/81. Gene Banks basically beat UNC by himself. Banks is one of the greatest Devils ever, and even though this wasn't a Coach K recruit, he is one of my all time faves. A true class act.
Dattier said:Wait, what? Stoned? As in, doing the pot?tankbaby2 said:this season is actually much more frustrating than 2010. we have talent. we have good kids that work hard. we don't have locker room cancers. the guys are getting stoned 5 days a week.
tankbaby2 said:rhfarmer said:From a sentimental standpoint, I would go with 2/28/81. Gene Banks basically beat UNC by himself. Banks is one of the greatest Devils ever, and even though this wasn't a Coach K recruit, he is one of my all time faves. A true class act.
yup, great performance. also provided one of the best sports pictures i've ever seen:
https://www.nmnathletics.com/sellnew/Vi ... EM_ID=4200
tankbaby2 said:i think krs had to be kidding earlier re: King Rice. he made Bobby Hurley cry on the court and it was awesome. He also dominated hurley in Cameron to the tune of a 91-71 victory that i got to watch from the 1st row behind the crazies. it was glorious.
krsmith16 said:tankbaby2 said:i think krs had to be kidding earlier re: King Rice. he made Bobby Hurley cry on the court and it was awesome. He also dominated hurley in Cameron to the tune of a 91-71 victory that i got to watch from the 1st row behind the crazies. it was glorious.
Why would I be kidding? Their battles were epic. Through their obvious disdain for one another, they pretty much personified the Duke/UNC rivalry.
As you mentioned, Rice had his way with Hurley on multiple occasions, but Hurley had his moments as well. FR/SO Hurley was 2-3 against JR/SR Rice. And honestly, from a statistical standpoint, I do not care one way or the other. This thread is about 'rivalry perspective'...from my perspective, the numbers are subordinate to the memories. I'll never forget those two.
Duke's Dan Meagher and UVA's Tom Sheehey are the only other players I can recall who demonstrated the mutual hatred that Hurly and Rice did.
Definitely no kidding on my part.
Rollins said:My first Duke Unc game...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zg30N_Zx ... EovfGtmHDk
the youtube embed wasn't working but this is worth a click.
krsmith16 said:tankbaby2 said:i think krs had to be kidding earlier re: King Rice. he made Bobby Hurley cry on the court and it was awesome. He also dominated hurley in Cameron to the tune of a 91-71 victory that i got to watch from the 1st row behind the crazies. it was glorious.
Why would I be kidding? Their battles were epic. Through their obvious disdain for one another, they pretty much personified the Duke/UNC rivalry.
As you mentioned, Rice had his way with Hurley on multiple occasions, but Hurley had his moments as well. FR/SO Hurley was 2-3 against JR/SR Rice. And honestly, from a statistical standpoint, I do not care one way or the other. This thread is about 'rivalry perspective'...from my perspective, the numbers are subordinate to the memories. I'll never forget those two.
Duke's Dan Meagher and UVA's Tom Sheehey are the only other players I can recall who demonstrated the mutual hatred that Hurly and Rice did.
Definitely no kidding on my part.