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NIce work, sir! The most fun way to identify the passive voice? Place "by zombies" after the verb. "(The) semicolon is used perfectly by zombies."

There are reasons I love this board. This is one of them.

It's luck (the bad type) that we haven't recovered the fumbles. The math proves there is no way to coach attaining/preventing turnovers. Can "proper" ball handling be coached? Of course. But once the ball is on the ground, luck has everything to do with it. And there is no technique guaranteed to not put the ball on the turf. The best indicator for not turning the ball over is having the lead. The greater the lead, the least likely the team is to commit a turnover. Expecting this (or any staff) to "coach" the team to not turn the ball over is silly.

Shoring up turnovers is basically impossible. It comes down to luck more than anything. Penalties and special teams are entirely different, but to expect the coaches to coach the kids into better ball security is a wasted expectation.

Pretty damn salty! I have no idea if this is correct, but I remember Woolridge being the 2nd ranked point guard that year, behind Jason Kidd. I don't even know if they were in the same class, but that's how I've always remembered it.

Andre Woolridge?

The conference championship game is no longer an issue.

I think what Dimes meant with his comment about not finishing at (or near) the rim had to do with his previous statement that the kid doesn't seem to have much in the way of leaping ability. His hands aren't anywhere close to even touching the rim. There isn't much athletic explosion here. At least that's how I took it, and this video does nothing to dispel that.

I attended when Joel Sartore was given this honor a handful of years ago. It was a good time. I suspect Kent's was even more fun.

I suspect Tiger was using gear. His struggles started round about the time the tour started testing.

I don't think any of those guys re-shaped their bodies the way Duval and Rory did/has.

That would be cool. He's a kid I'm rooting for (I went to JH and high school with his cousin, who was a walk-on for the Huskers in '95).

He's moved to California to become an actor. So there's that.

Well there is that.

Gebbia might be done as well. Didn't practice today.