This is a great first game for the team: A team we've never played before, night game excitement, should be a good chance to figure out what our identity is. MTSU isn't bad enough where we can sleepwalk through, so we'll get a preview of what we need going forward.
I've had this same problem in the past, but one of the best ways I've found is to actually go to the brewery website. Doing a quick search for the beer you mentioned, they have a whole directory of the stores that sell their brews.
Luke Yaklich is the Don Brown of Basketball. Absolutely suffocating on defense, the execution is fantastic. I don't know if an assistant has had more of an impact on a basketball team than Yaklich has.
1. I think it depends how the season plays out. While he would benefit from coming back, I could see him riding the momentum of a B10 title or playoff experience to the draft.
2. Uche seems like the perfect 3rd down pass rusher, I could see him starting if he really takes that next step into run D. Either way, it feels like he's earned his fair share of downs already, and he'll be in as much as the starters next year even if he isn't one.
3. Pulling Patterson for the whole game would foolish. It would risk throwing him off for the next games, and no game is guarantee. You can't have a mindset of taking any opponent for granted, even if it is Rutgers.
4. Frost by far. Fleck will probably be solid at Minnesota given enough time, but the resources Frost has at Nebraska as well as being a flat out better coach IMO will get them as contenders in the West sooner rather than later.
I think if it were to come down to it, i.e. Patterson would be injured, I would assume Mccaffrey would be first one up and I hope Peters would be the backup. Same goes for next year should Patterson leave. I think Peters still has the talent, and even if the coaches think Milton is better, Peters has the game experience to give confidence should he need to come in.
While I agree that's more likely now, I think players leaving is more about how they finish the season than the season as a whole. If either has a breakthrough, specifically Hill, they may still go. I do think both stay for next year.
So sorry to hear about your father. Alzheimer's is life-changing disease, and I wish the best for you two and your family going forward.
I've been going to games with him for the past 15 or so years, but that hasn't been possible the past couple years. Regardless of where the tickets go, this is a really generous and thoughtful thing your doing, and that organization looks like it's really worthwhile.
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Hard to see this, hope he gets some help. Always liked Huggins as a coach, but glad he's stepping down to focus on what's clearly more important.
This is a great first game for the team: A team we've never played before, night game excitement, should be a good chance to figure out what our identity is. MTSU isn't bad enough where we can sleepwalk through, so we'll get a preview of what we need going forward.
I've had this same problem in the past, but one of the best ways I've found is to actually go to the brewery website. Doing a quick search for the beer you mentioned, they have a whole directory of the stores that sell their brews.
https://russianriverbrewing.com/colorado-distributor/
Yaklich is Don Brown on a basketball court. It's insane how quickly he's made such a significant impact.
Luke Yaklich is the Don Brown of Basketball. Absolutely suffocating on defense, the execution is fantastic. I don't know if an assistant has had more of an impact on a basketball team than Yaklich has.
1. I think it depends how the season plays out. While he would benefit from coming back, I could see him riding the momentum of a B10 title or playoff experience to the draft.
2. Uche seems like the perfect 3rd down pass rusher, I could see him starting if he really takes that next step into run D. Either way, it feels like he's earned his fair share of downs already, and he'll be in as much as the starters next year even if he isn't one.
3. Pulling Patterson for the whole game would foolish. It would risk throwing him off for the next games, and no game is guarantee. You can't have a mindset of taking any opponent for granted, even if it is Rutgers.
4. Frost by far. Fleck will probably be solid at Minnesota given enough time, but the resources Frost has at Nebraska as well as being a flat out better coach IMO will get them as contenders in the West sooner rather than later.
I think if it were to come down to it, i.e. Patterson would be injured, I would assume Mccaffrey would be first one up and I hope Peters would be the backup. Same goes for next year should Patterson leave. I think Peters still has the talent, and even if the coaches think Milton is better, Peters has the game experience to give confidence should he need to come in.
Overall seems about the right spot. Feeling that Wisconsin and Sparty just became must-wins if we want to crack the top-ten
While I agree that's more likely now, I think players leaving is more about how they finish the season than the season as a whole. If either has a breakthrough, specifically Hill, they may still go. I do think both stay for next year.
So sorry to hear about your father. Alzheimer's is life-changing disease, and I wish the best for you two and your family going forward.
I've been going to games with him for the past 15 or so years, but that hasn't been possible the past couple years. Regardless of where the tickets go, this is a really generous and thoughtful thing your doing, and that organization looks like it's really worthwhile.