Huge UCONN FB win
- By dehere23
- Pirate Hoops Chat
- 12 Replies
They are getting better, but that was a "ghost" of a UNC team they beat today. Their two best "wins" this year are probably their relatively close losses to Duke and Syracuse.
Dre's averaging about 3 less points a game in 6 less minutes.Dre Davis with 2 whopping points so far today.
Probably average 20 plus on this hall team and on the the NBA draft boards.
I thought that was Brian Klatsky.He bought and paid for Ranney’s teams when his sons played there, broke every rule in the book, Google it Twitter Guy..
I'm 100% with you, right after you do the same to Schiano with all your RU football threads you start when they lose.I’d love you to unmask and tell Sha your views to his face.
Georgetown put up 85 as well.Really hurts to watch DePaul over 80 with 3:30 to play (up 25 )and Holtmann still calling plays
I am sorry? He was all shore at basketball and tennis in the late 90sDid his father buy that team too?
Really hurts to watch DePaul over 80 with 3:30 to play (up 25 )and Holtmann still calling playsDre Davis with 2 whopping points so far today.
Probably average 20 plus on this hall team and on the the NBA draft boards.
I’d love you to unmask and tell Sha your views to his face.Exactly
had no idea he was 78
Forget about not running again, which I agree with you on.He was elderly and frail and did not have the stamina needed for the job, but I wouldn’t go as far as saying he was incapable of making decisions. As noted, stories about Reagan’s last year or two sound a lot like the stories about Biden. Probably some good days and some bad.
He shouldn’t have been running again though. I thought it was clear he would be a 1 term president when he ran in 2020, and I think running again ruined whatever legacy he would have had when people look back on his term… but in my opinion it was still around average on results, not just where we are today but setting up for the future as well (CHIPS act, IRA, infrastructure etc) but failing on the border and refusing to step aside on the other end. Just my opinion.
And then he blamed Coleman. Classy!What play did he draw up to get Coleman open? Or did he just tell Coleman "don't get denied"?
The Peter Principle is alive and well in 2024, unfortunately.This is the entire point, "Investigators never accused Reilly of abuse, but according to Politico, Seton Hall University’s governing body followed a recommended action plan to remove him from university boards and as the dean of the university seminary. So it came as a shock to many within the college community when Reilly was tapped as the new president last April."
How does anyone actually defend this? Obviously, people find a way as we see in this thread and the fact that his resume was even put in the pile to consider.
You removed him from the seminary only to then put him in charge of the whole damn thing a few years later? It's mind numbingly stupid and audacious in the hubris of those involved.