tis4tim said:

colohawks said:

what will happen this evening if Louisville v Syracuse happens to run over into the time slot for the game following?!

Interesting choice of words in retrospect considering the Boeheim incident after the game.

I tried not to laugh… I failed.

This is great haha.

This sounds like it is to the tune of “Rodeo” by Garth Brooks if I’m not mistaken. Which is one of my favorite country songs.

Great piece.

Gotta love some Big Dave. I will admit, I was harsh on Self recently about recruiting sketchy guys after the latest Vick debacle. But, we really do have some great characters on this team. I think, next year or the year after, will go down as a lot of people’s favorite team. Just so many guys that seem like hard workers and good people. Ochai, Dotson, Dave, Garrett and Mitch would all be fan favorite types of guys on teams by themselves. We are so lucky to have them all together.

It wasn’t, but he’s coming for the KSU game so I’m pretty cool with that. Building will be lit up.

The more I watch/read, I think my favorite thing about him is he’s basically ambidextrous. Natural lefty that shoots with his right.

Watching his old Euro - U16 tape - looks a lot like what Svi did over there. He was basically the PG and easily the best player and took all of the shots and just scored way too easy. I’m glad that he is playing in the US now at an academy.

@kjayhawks I think it is more the staff holding Zion out, knowing that losing one game is worth having him the remainder of the season and would rather make sure he is healthy than risk a more serious injury with him.

kjayhawks said:

This like the 3rd game he supposedly is “hurt”, he’s not a team player and that’s what will prevent them from title. They are one of the most talented teams I’ve ever seen in college.

I disagree with this so much. Zion plays his ass off. I wish we had a OAD play as hard as he doez

BeddieKU23 said:

KU still recruiting Tristan Enaruna

It was the best that we have seen Tristan Enaruna play to date as he looked like a legitimate NBA Draft target while competing against some of the most touted international prospects. Enaruna sports a great frame that he should fill out and while he has been knocked for his toughness in the past, he did show the capacity to play through contact and take the bump before finishing at the basket.

Eraruna remains at his best as an ambidextrous playmaker in the frontcourt that can throw precise passes on the go and also convert on nifty off-handed runners in the lane. What put things over the top was his consistent perimeter jumper that we had never seen before. He was one of the biggest stock boosters in Charlotte. The Netherlands native is currently hearing the most from Creighton, Kansas, Miami, Texas and Texas Tech.

So is he more of a 4 than a 3 at the next level?

@Hawk8086 They can’t win a damn home game. Hilton Magic hasn’t even existed a little bit this season.

As much shit as we give Drew, he does more with less than anyone else in this conference year in and year out.