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Dexterdru71

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Inevitably guys will have bad nights and get less minutes. Maybe a guy gets hot and you ride him as long as you can.

Ultimately, I think Pope is always going to stick to his hockey shifts with his groups because of the amount of effort he expects. I'd imagine JQ coming back hurts Moreno more than BG, but they will all get their shot.
JQ isn’t going to hit the ground playing 20 minutes a night. It’ll probably be around 10 minutes a game at first. After that, it’s got to be about matchups and who’s playing better on that particular night. Foul trouble will come into play at some point as well.

I expect a lot of rust out of JQ at first as he’s trying to get back to his peak conditioning level along with overcoming the mental aspect of it.
What a great problem to have as we have become accustomed to being short a player or two over the last several seasons. I hope that Pope can keep them all happy and we build that championship cohesiveness that’s so important in March (and April). 🙏
 

Dexterdru71

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Aberdeen might be in Ed Davender territory re: finishing at the rim. (plus, he can dunk)
I don’t recall ever seeing Ed Davender pass the ball on the fast break. He was never concerned with the assist column I don’t think. 😂He was a good finisher for such a small guard.
 
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Catsfan2025

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JQ was most known on the defensive end and rebounding. His scoring comes on dunks or in close. Not really worried about rust, defense usually does not suffer from that.
 

ukalumni00

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OMG. What an incredible TD catch by the IU WR. The football Gods are completely on their side this season.
 

Vismund

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IU has beaten two ranked teams since Cignetti took over (and one of them isn't ranked anymore). They're impressive, sure, but they tend to crumple against competition. I think the winning percentage of their opponents last year was .485.
 

JB875

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-Download stremio app
-Create login on laptop/desktop
-Search for and add “USA TV stremio” plugin on desktop. Install.
-Login to stremio app on tv and scroll to use USA TV. Stream almost everything YouTube TV had including SEC network in HD. May have to try multiple feeds but I have always found one that works. Can also get out of network NFL games by selecting different feeds of the major networks.

Biggest downside, can’t get SEC+ feeds but it’s a helluva lot better than some rando’s YouTube feed
 

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That hurry up was a thing of beauty. Florida was tired! Our guys really manned up and took care of business!
 
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JB875

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Random Youtube feeds directly from Riyadh have been working fine for me.

Beautiful play call, throw and catch all in the same play. Incredible.
You do you. I prefer an actual HD quality stream that doesn’t micro-lag every second and give me motion sickness. Took me less than 10 min to set up and it’s significantly better than Abdul Mohammed Fatwa’s feed.
 
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UK_ENGR

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Instead we had the million dollar man.
Make It Rain Money GIF
 

ukalumni00

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Lagway was the overall #1 5Star HS recruit 2 years ago. I do not know if Napier ruined him but outside his Superman performance against KY last season, he looks like a bust.
 
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