Mens - @ LaSalle - Wed 2/19 6:30 PM ESPN+

[SpiderGuy]

45% of the weddings ended in divorce.

Which means 55% still married. I've seen that 55% number somewhere before on this site in another context. It must be a famous number.

 

[VegasSpider]

Which means 55% still married. I've seen that 55% number somewhere before on this site in another context. It must be a famous number.

Yes but... of the 55% that are still married 85% of them were from Pittsburgh and the Bronx... and almost none of them were from downtown Richmond.

 

[PASpider]

Dunphy was so embarrassed losing to this team that he retired. 😂

 

[Eight Legger]

Yes but... of the 55% that are still married 85% of them were from Pittsburgh and the Bronx... and almost none of them were from downtown Richmond.

At the first sight of trouble in 45% of those marriages, one or both spouses ran the other way. Just couldn't rebound from that.

 

[kneepadmckinney]

The ref told Tyne don’t move and Tyne should have motioned to Roache the change.
Fault staff for not mentioning this change in the time out.

Fault the staff? Heck no. That is 1000% on Tyne and Roche. The middle school kids I used to coach knew that rule.

Tyne was doubly horrible there -- didn't call timeout when he was in jail, then blatantly ignored the ref's very emphatic motions, and then passed it baseline to Roche.

 

[kneepadmckinney]

Which means 55% still married. I've seen that 55% number somewhere before on this site in another context. It must be a famous number.

Or, as a comedian put it, 55% end in death.

 

[Eight Legger]

I hate that the refs tell the players whether they can run or not. Why do they do that? It should be up to the players to knows the rules.