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True but probably accurate.

Norm didn't we get in on him early similar to Roby? Difference Roby worked his tail off and from what I've read, ALL second hand, Nana not so much.

Well I can see the confusion with how bad I butchered the young lads name.

Sorry Norm, was at a work social and didn't have access to stuff to get first time right. I did toast to his picking us.

Samari Curtis is N

You know Don this may be the best post of the Month, in most sports if you out score the other team/guy/gal you win

this board!

A 6'8 guy with some bulk

Oh I understand and agree with everything you said. However, he didn't have to chose to flip the roster and could added a few bodies for fill the roster. I have no issues he flipped it.

Me too

Spot on, one chose to overhaul the entire roster, one did not.

It's what happens when your AD doesn't extend a contract. And I agree with TheGov21, I would say Harris was the better of the two, bit surprised who was kept. Now we just need a big.

I understood what his response was to and if we can get a big to add to what we know we have I agree with you on we will be better than expected. My point was that yes we've had walk-ons give us some great minutes in spots (see last year) but if we want to get to the next level, relying on them could be dicey. Yes they could make me eat crow, done it before and would be happy to do it again IF it means we are winning more! :)

I am the capsulator so I have a hot piece of equipment in my hand, can't drink to much. Yeah I heard it as I typed it.

This. I hope the two walk-ons are NOT being counted on in big games.

Norm it was bottling night, semicolons go out the window.

How many live bodies are actually on the roster now.

Now appears to be official.

Is 9 bodies enough? For the most part yes, however, I have seen nights with Big 10 officials we could be cutting it close with just 9

Yeah it was a rare storm indeed.

I do know 3 of the 7 were spinning clockwise which is not normal.

El Reno tornado on May 31 now widest ever recorded in U.S. El Reno, Oklahoma tornado on May 31, 2013 is now widest ever recorded in the U.S. at 2.6 miles (4.2 km) wide, according to the National Weather Service

Okay I hadn't missed it. Was going to start looking for the "I picked the wrong day to stop sniffing glue" meme.