Kansas is an extremely good offensive team. And Perry Ellis is really good, as long as he doesn't have to play against tall athletic bigs.
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I think perry Ellis' son will be there next year so he will be off
The hook for child support finally
The hook for child support finally
They showed more class than Unc ever attended.
Doesn't matter because even it is going in all Kansas has to do is reach up from bottom of the net and knock it out.
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Oklahoma is missing something important in basketball -- a front court. Ellis looks like an NBA player by comparison instead of a college lifer auditioning for Turkey or Poland.
I've actually accidentally said Washington when mentioning him before, myself. Lol
OK didn't wait long to lay down did they? B-12 are world beaters in the OOC. Washington Generals when they play KU.
KU has a solid inside game and every game I look at box score seem to shoot well from 3. They are 5/7 tonight. UK could only dream of a 5/7 night from 3 on any semi-consistent basis in a half.
Bill selfs wig is about to come off after that little spurt. Vitale is salivating to say anything he can about duke right now. Give me the field against Kansas they are primed to choke as usual in the tournament
Kansas is loaded with very good players, but there's not a kid on their roster who looks or plays the part of a true leader for a title team. Collectively, maybe they put it together and win the whole thing like Louisville did in 2013 or Duke in 2010 (good teams without the prototypical transcendent player).
That said...
Imagine Wayne Selden at a political debate, comparing himself to Kemba Walker (in order to create a narrative of why he's capable of leading his team to a title).
Brandon Knight, his counterpart, responds (ala Senator Bentsen to Dan Quayle in 1988):
"Wayne, I played Kemba Walker in the Final Four. I knew Kemba Walker. Kemba Walker was a friend of mine. Wayne, you're no Kemba Walker."
That said...
Imagine Wayne Selden at a political debate, comparing himself to Kemba Walker (in order to create a narrative of why he's capable of leading his team to a title).
Brandon Knight, his counterpart, responds (ala Senator Bentsen to Dan Quayle in 1988):
"Wayne, I played Kemba Walker in the Final Four. I knew Kemba Walker. Kemba Walker was a friend of mine. Wayne, you're no Kemba Walker."
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