Just to past the time...
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I think we match up better against Dayton and Bona in those first two examples, and I think Lasalle and UMass have bad coaches. We also match up better with Fordham.
Urmite, I honestly believe we can beat everyone of them and also lose to everyone of them. Need it to come up heads 3 times in a row.
We almost lost to theKeydets of The Institute. Therefore it won't be easy defeating any of the A10s. Yes I know VMI is from the SoCon.
Well have beaten 8 A10 teams already.
You realize we are 8-3 in the A10 right? You predicted we wouldn't win a single game...
He also wanted us to quit the season after ooc. Must not have ever played sports in his life.
I am well aware that UR has won 8 games in conference thus far. Just saying that no conference game (A10) is a "lock".
And yes I have never played a contact sport...having had 12 eye operations in my lifetime to correct such things as cataracts, retina detatchments, a cornea transplant and repair ofthe vitreuos humour I could have lost my eye sight very easily, had I played sports.
A major thing that has helped my vision is the "eye candy" my girifriend and beautiful wife of 36 years provided wearing that white bikini at the beach and sunbathing at the Jenkins Greek Theater on the UR CAMPUS!
And yes I have never played a contact sport...having had 12 eye operations in my lifetime to correct such things as cataracts, retina detatchments, a cornea transplant and repair ofthe vitreuos humour I could have lost my eye sight very easily, had I played sports.
A major thing that has helped my vision is the "eye candy" my girifriend and beautiful wife of 36 years provided wearing that white bikini at the beach and sunbathing at the Jenkins Greek Theater on the UR CAMPUS!
The team I don't want to play again is Rhode Island. They had just an abysmal night of missed lay-ups and unfortunate bounces against us. I think they would be way up for a rematch. Also don't want to play Dayton because they are really good.
Was proud of Mooney with that whole thing. Hurley is like a schoolyard bully, all big and tough sounding but when someone stands up to them, all of a sudden appears very weak.
It will be VCU Saturday and Dayton Sunday... Hopefully GW or LaSalle can pull some magic and get a 6 seed for the Friday matchup... This all barring we finish 3rd.
That was last year (calendar, not season). Of course what happened OOC affects us at the end, but the difference is night and day in intensity and execution than during OOC. If we keep it up things will look good in Pittsburgh.
We could win the national championship and FRS would make a thread the next day about how JMU and VCU fans are laughing at us, we won't win any games the next season, and should move to DIII. And its all because of those pesky northerners and the fact that our fan base consists entirely of civil war veterans. He either lacks a fundamental grip on reality or is a very dedicated troll.
The title of this thread, is grammatically incorrect. We should do better.
"We have been on a downward spiral since we forwent our beloved "Spidey" and the university decided to remove the Baptists from the control of our BOT" -- Such is the lament of sufferers of a new disorder soon to be recognized in DSM-VI as Post Ante-Bellum Ante-Bellum Disorder ("PABABD).
In a recent study in the VAJOM, it was reported that external actions such as those pointed out in the grievance of its victims are now known to cause this PTSD-like malady, targeting primarily those born in or lifelong residents of our beloved Commonwealth. The symptoms are often manifest in uncontrollable and irrational outbursts much like those seen in those who suffer from Tourettes Syndrome. Such studies also suggest that personal awareness and comprehension of such behavior is beyond the grasp of those who suffer from this affliction, and that confrontation has little or no impact in a curative sense though it can cause them, much like a tortoise, to temporarily retreat back into their shell. The palliative impact is likely unremarkable...even, perhaps, painful. However, ignoring the symptoms has been shown to embolden the patient and propagate even more irrational outbursts. Sadly, the medical community is unanimous in concluding that no known cure is foreseeable.
The fact that admission standards have risen exponentially and the university has added more programs and richness to its curricula since the actions set forth in their expostulation of the sufferers does not appear to assuage the condition since the cause is perceived to be the result of an influx of northerners and the like.
This disorder is shared with a few others, though not manifested as naively as by FRS.
That said, FRS and his fellow sufferers are die-hard Spiders.
Such is our dilemma.
And although they may frustrate at times, bless them for their undying loyalty to our University.
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