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The world is a dangerous place to live; not because of the people who are evil, but because of the people who don't do anything about it.
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2 minutes ago, CauseThatsMyDJ said:
Darren Rovell tweeted that $600K to Cuban is like $28 to the average American based on net worth, lol.
If we got Michael Jordan and Cuban on the golf course for a "friendly" game......things could get interesting!
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2 minutes ago, 5fouls said:
Not sure if you are questioning the validity of the trade, or my assumption that it makes the Pacers playoff run tougher. The Pacers are currently 7th in the east and the Pistons 9th. This trade may help pull the Pistons back towards that 8th spot.
Didn't know about the trade.
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1 hour ago, 5fouls said:
Pacers playoff run just got tougher. Pistons just acquired Blake Griffin.
Say what?
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40 minutes ago, Proud2BAHoosier said:
I did not get to see the Pacers/Mavs game last night, but I thought it would be interesting to see 2 great former IU players go at it against each other, Yogi and Victor. But I see where VO did not play last night. Too bad. How did Yogi do?
Yogi put a dagger in the P's.
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7 hours ago, IU Scott said:
After watching the Pacers and Celtics tonight made me appreciate more how good of a coach Brad Stevens is. This is the first time I really got to see them and besides Irving the Pacers roster is as good as the Celtics. Both teams had starters out with Victor out for the Pacers and Brown and Morris for the Celtics. There are a lot of players on their roster who played I have never heard of. Their second unit tonight are not championship caliber players but wit Stevens as coach he has them playing well.
Boston just doesn't knock on anybody's door.
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Well I finished "Treasure Island". Now I am looking at my library and I think will read either "Animal Farm" or "1984".
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I am reading Treasure Island at the present.......brings out the kid in me!!!!!!!
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I like the classics. Jules Verne, H.G. Wells, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, etc. I never get tired of them.
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21 minutes ago, 5fouls said:
Gregg Doyel article on the George for Oladipo/Sabonis trade.
Interesting read, although I don't agree with it, I see what he is saying. But in my mind OKC mortgaged their future for one run.
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Just to shed some "light" on PG13. How many of you know that he de-committed from not 1, but 2 schools? He originally committed to Santa Clara, backed out. Then committed to Pepperdine, backed out. Ended up at Fresno St. Hmmmmmmm. And fwiw he grew up a Clippers fan.
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1 hour ago, Jerry Lundergaard said:
They'd never get rid of Dakich....would they?
IMO, Vitale should go before Dan.
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8 hours ago, 5fouls said:
Cant imagine how they thin the ranks even more.
I would imagine it will be with the talking heads.
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23 minutes ago, FKIM01 said:
I thought that trade was better thank the "experts" believed at the time and I would not be at all surprised to see Vic earn every penny of his "expensive" contract. I tried to tell myself that I was just being an IU homer but I just love Vic the person as much as I love Vic the player. That may end up being a great example of a true win-win trade, even though I suspect the Pacers may end up looking like they got the better end of it yet. No doubt it will take awhile to prove out since PG is better regarded today, but I doubt the Pacers miss his attitude.
Spot on and I would also say that PG might not/probably won't be in OKC next year. IMO, the early returns are that the Pacers got the better end of the deal.
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13 hours ago, newhavenwarford said:
Columbia City Joint High School 2001
My son graduated from CC!
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I had this on the other site. But I thought I would revive it here. What high school did you graduate from?
I graduated from Whitko in 1985. South Whitley, IN.
Good quotes.
in Colonial Crester's Corner
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Alone we can do so little;
together we can do so much.
-Helen Keller