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RyanbabZ71 Senior Enthusiast

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I am upset PU was terrible this year too but don't take it out pm everyone else

 

I knew it before the season started. Rebuilding (years) are ahead. They showed glimpses, but couldnt put any streaks together

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I knew it before the season started. Rebuilding (years) are ahead. They showed glimpses, but couldnt put any streaks together

 

I absolutely agree, they really showed they could hang with teams throughout the year, just couldn't keep it up. I hope Painter has been hitting the high schools hard for players, there is no question his coaching style and dedication to hard work will continue with the rebuilding process.

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Not doing so well, last night I rocked myself to sleep with Rumple Mintz, Irish Car Bombs, and Bud Light.....between all the texts from "friends" lol, and the unforced turnovers I thought it would be better to just pass out lol.

wurgs Senior Enthusiast

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Kansas killed my bracket, I had them winning it all. On the plus side I have over doubled my money on a board that is based off last digit of final score for winner and loser.

RyanbabZ71 Senior Enthusiast

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wolverines.. thats all i gotta say

They have a few goo players from the state of Indiana

 

 

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If they stayed true their roots (glen Robinson 3rd should have went to Purdue like his dad) they would t h e been so good. Michigan "stole" them :(

 

 

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i wouldnt say stole, they agreed to go to michigan and helped better the team just like the rest of the guys.

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