Another memory of my hoops days. My coach called me Blue Bayou.
OK, I won't say our hotel room had a view of it from across the Danube.Good morning D-League. It's currently 71° and cloudy here in Eastern Kentucky. This afternoon will bring partly cloudy skies and a high of a 83° .
Everyone stay safe on this Thursday.
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You are wrong. That was our tenant house down by the creek!OK, I won't say our hotel room had a view of it from across the Danube.
What a luxury for a coach to have and to think, Onyenso isn't even in the equation yet.Sounds like the Cats have a cake-walk ahead of them tonight. And Cal is forecasting some intriguing line-up variations to take advantage of it. Apparently he's going to run out two 5-man platoons in the first half, then shuffle the deck and run two different configurations in the second half. Sounds like a good receipe for building cohesion and comradeship. Who cares if they win by 20 or 60? Just stay healthy guys.
Very true, 82. I think Kingsley Onyenso may be mostly a practice player this year unless, god forbid, something happens to Oscar. Ware looked very good last night and is a capable substitute center. Certainly, UKO is a very valuable insurance policy.What a luxury for a coach to have and to think, Onyenso isn't even in the equation yet.
< - - - Pulled hard for the Reds in '90. Returned home on leave and all my Ohio relatives wore Reds sweats when they came down for a visit. Ha ha. Loved it. Height of the Marge Schott era.Meanwhile, the Reds are playing the Field of Dreams game now —badly, but it is still a fun game to watch - switching back and forth to the Cats.
I woke up last night to an eerie voice: “If they play it, Reds will lose.” You can’t ignore those ghostly voices. They are rarely wrong.
I’ve been a Reds fan since 1962. The only time the Reds won it all since the Big Red Machine days when I was a teenager was 1990- and I was in Baghdad the entire series, with a blackout by Saddam of all incoming communications. Never saw an inning and didn’t even know the Reds had won for a couple weeks after. How’s that for luck?< - - - Pulled hard for the Reds in '90. Returned home on leave and all my Ohio relatives wore Reds sweats when they came down for a visit. Ha ha. Loved it. Height of the Marge Schott era.
But, sorry, I've been Braves fan since '69.
A shout out to Wheeler. For a lot of the Rafters crowd he’s a whipping boy. But he’s a unique talent in the college ranks in terms of speed and ability to find the right teammate at the right time and place.
14pts 10 assists 1 turnover tonight.
I hate to say it but I agree with you. Should not have been said by Cal. I don't agree however that he needs to leave.I'm clearly a football first person, but JC saying UK is a hoops school disgusts me to no end. Get his as$ out of there. Him staying in Bahamas for the rest of his life would suit me.
Wow! If I remember correctly, we received deployment orders around Thanksgiving or thereabouts back in 1990. I remember watching final game on AFN very early morning Central European Time in October?. Can't forget Chris Sabo: "We beat 'em fair and square".I’ve been a Reds fan since 1962. The only time the Reds won it all since the Big Red Machine days when I was a teenager was 1990- and I was in Baghdad the entire series, with a blackout by Saddam of all incoming communications. Never saw an inning and didn’t even know the Reds had won for a couple weeks after. How’s that for luck?
I may have seen those very ships unloaded. For a while in November the arrival of units assigned to VII Corps was big news.Wow! If I remember correctly, we received deployment orders around Thanksgiving or thereabouts back in 1990. I remember watching final game on AFN very early morning Central European Time in October?. Can't forget Chris Sabo: "We beat 'em fair and square".
What a cluster f*ck loading up all those tracks on ships out of Bremerhaven back then. Ah, good old days...........
I hate to say it but I agree with you. Should not have been said by Cal. I don't agree however that he needs to leave.
Been a Reds fan from the beginning. Born in 57 so I guess since about the same time frame as you. Yeah, I missed the 1990 WS as well sitting in the middle of the Saudi Desert preparing for the Gulf War to start. We got our information from the Stars and Stripes newspaper, and I got word of their sweep of the A's after the fact because we did not get those papers daily. Got them in bundles of successive days or weeks.I’ve been a Reds fan since 1962. The only time the Reds won it all since the Big Red Machine days when I was a teenager was 1990- and I was in Baghdad the entire series, with a blackout by Saddam of all incoming communications. Never saw an inning and didn’t even know the Reds had won for a couple weeks after. How’s that for luck?
I agree, he gets a bad rap because of his speed and gets out of control sometimes (not often) but, that's what many focus on. He shifts gears of movement faster than most and I believe sometimes his teammates have a hard time getting in position enough to help him.A shout out to Wheeler. For a lot of the Rafters crowd he’s a whipping boy. But he’s a unique talent in the college ranks in terms of speed and ability to find the right teammate at the right time and place.
14pts 10 assists 1 turnover tonight.
Starting as a Reds fan in 1962, you missed a great Reds season in 1961. One of my all time favorite teams. Unfortunately they ran into the New York Yankees in the World Series and lost the series 4-1. The Yankees won 109 games that year and had the M&M boys locked in a home run battle until Mantle got injured. Maris broke the Babe's record that season. That Yankee team had it all.I’ve been a Reds fan since 1962. The only time the Reds won it all since the Big Red Machine days when I was a teenager was 1990- and I was in Baghdad the entire series, with a blackout by Saddam of all incoming communications. Never saw an inning and didn’t even know the Reds had won for a couple weeks after. How’s that for luck?