Thanks for the reply.
That is what I thought watching Kings/Aggie last night.
That is what I thought watching Kings/Aggie last night.
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Show posts MenuQuote from: Uncle Sam on February 28, 2011, 10:46:35 AM
What Uncle Sam has to say isn't a mystery.
The Del Val Aggies just made history.
From 3-22 just three years ago,
To the MAC Freedom champs. Sam told you so.
To Coach K, Pitino, Izzo and Knight,
Coach Stitzel is on his way. Yeah, that's right.
Can Del Val really make the Final Four?
If so, there'll be many more beers Uncle Sam will pour.
Since America's Program has arrived in the dance.
You certainly can expect some more Uncle Sam rants...
Quote from: BJ - DSU SID on February 18, 2011, 09:59:40 PM
Fire away on those all-league picks Naismith.
I'd look forward to reading your thoughts.
Quote from: ColonelJohn4Life on February 20, 2011, 03:04:03 PM
It's a shade over 2 hours from where I work to get to the barn at Delaware Valley. I'm done with work at 6. Any chance I can talk the good people of the Freedom Conference into an 8 PM start time? Otherwise, sorry Kate, I'll have to miss my 1st career Wilkes playoff game as an alumnus. (It is "alumnus" right... one male graduate?) Someone had better have Live Stats!
Can't believe the parallel world we're living in, where guys like Naismith get ripped on, and Uncle Sam looks like a gosh darn genius!
Quote from: chairman on February 22, 2010, 05:46:18 PM
Nais--
Your list confuses me a little. I could see arguments for Hunter or White/Jones/ Kresge in the first team, but I cannot process a systematic approach where all four make it.
I think the reason for putting Hunter (16th in scoring, 9th in steals, 4th in assists) in front of Soaries (T -4th scoring, 1st steals, 6th fg%, 5th ft%, 4th blocks, 1st minutes), Del Prete (3rd scoring, 4th steals), and Conroy (7th scoring, t5th rebounding, 5th fg %) would be that you value winning, and he helps his team to win, and DeSales won at a much higher rate than those three did. I have no problem with that logic.
You also have three guys on the first team who put up prodigious numbers, but whose teams did not finish in the top five in an eight team league. I'm not sure you can do both.
Can you explain?