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KingDane

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    I'll disagree with you on that Duke never really was a game. I think we were down 9 at half, and lost by 12, but we brought it to within 6 with 2-3 mins ago. Plumlee was scoring at will, but we just didn't hit shots at the end, and I think had a couple of sloppy TOs. I remember we had a chance to cut it to 3 several times. I was at the game, and remember a lot of energy etc.

     

    Aside from Virginia, all of those games were very close. Even a 9-12 pt game, is only a few buckets.

     

    Let this be a game where Lon Kruger has to think. Don't get blown out in the first few minutes as we did when last in Columbus (quickly down to Virginia 20-2). Duke was a game, but never really a game - if necessary Plumlee could score as he pleased.

     

    Connecticut, Florida - those had fans involved (vs. Connecticut, the entire arena was yelling 'why not us'. Seeing Coaches Calhoun and Donovan on their knee drawing up plays - in the second half - to figure the Danes out: that's what we want to see this year.

     

    Good points, I was there as well. I also remember John Puk missing 2 or 3 layups to start the game,

  2. Let this be a game where Lon Kruger has to think. Don't get blown out in the first few minutes as we did when last in Columbus (quickly down to Virginia 20-2). Duke was a game, but never really a game - if necessary Plumlee could score as he pleased.

     

    Connecticut, Florida - those had fans involved (vs. Connecticut, the entire arena was yelling 'why not us'. Seeing Coaches Calhoun and Donovan on their knee drawing up plays - in the second half - to figure the Danes out: that's what we want to see this year.

  3. I'll say this, if at any point in the game 0-9 from three we are in trouble.

     

    McObvious. Maybe we got that out of our system in the SB game and we come out red hot. In our last NCAA appearance in Columbus, I think we fell behind 16-0 to Virginia if I remember correctly. That is the one thing we can not let happen - a quick smack down by OU. Keep it reasonably close and make them have to think about the game.

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    As great as this media coverage is, let's not forget that Peter may still be grieving the loss of his mother and when media hounds him with questions it could be like reopening a wound. So happy for Hooley.

    As great as this media coverage is, let's not forget that Peter may still be grieving the loss of his mother and when media hounds him with questions it could be like reopening a wound. So happy for Hooley.

    Very good thought and reminder.

     

    On my flight home out of Albany this morning I was fortunate enough to meet Coach Brown's parents. How lucky am I to be able to have attended that game? Still not sure what the hell even happened!

    That's awesome. I too got to spend some time with the Brown's yesterday at the Across the Street Pub. We were seated next to them in the back dining area and conversed with them for a good amount of time. Mr. and Mrs. Brown are so nice and Will had some fun joking with us. Such a cool experience to be with them shortly after such a big win.

     

     

    As great as this media coverage is, let's not forget that Peter may still be grieving the loss of his mother and when media hounds him with questions it could be like reopening a wound. So happy for Hooley.

    As great as this media coverage is, let's not forget that Peter may still be grieving the loss of his mother and when media hounds him with questions it could be like reopening a wound. So happy for Hooley.

    Very good thought and reminder.On my flight home out of Albany this morning I was fortunate enough to meet Coach Brown's parents. How lucky am I to be able to have attended that game? Still not sure what the hell even happened!
    That's awesome. I too got to spend some time with the Brown's yesterday at the Across the Street Pub. We were seated next to them in the back dining area and conversed with them for a good amount of time. Mr. and Mrs. Brown are so nice and Will had some fun joking with us. Such a cool experience to be with them shortly after such a big win.

     

    I came over the Across the Street Pub (first time since 1974) and talked to the Coach as well. I told him this: as I was leaving the SEFCU and mildly taunting SBU people - I just can't help myself- a guy said to me, "Let me know when you get to play Villanova". I suppose that was the best he had. So I said to him, "it's a deal, I'll call you from the NCAA Tournament."

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    The tournament as one of the greatest sporting events but having the announcement this close always makes flights $$$$. Especially from a small airport to a small airport.

     

    Yeah, cheapest flight I see is $500 not counting rental car and hotel. Sorry, gotta pass this up.

     

    I agree. I'm usually quick to make the trip, but it's really pricey. Not ruling it out. Let's all suck it up and do it!!!

  6. As great as this media coverage is, let's not forget that Peter may still be grieving the loss of his mother and when media hounds him with questions it could be like reopening a wound. So happy for Hooley.

    As great as this media coverage is, let's not forget that Peter may still be grieving the loss of his mother and when media hounds him with questions it could be like reopening a wound. So happy for Hooley.

    Very good thought and reminder.

     

    On my flight home out of Albany this morning I was fortunate enough to meet Coach Brown's parents. How lucky am I to be able to have attended that game? Still not sure what the hell even happened!

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    Interesting to see how the new contract will be.

     

    I believe in part that's why nothing is finalized yet, there are some differences of opinion of what this contract will look like.

     

     

    Are you saying that the new AD has committed to some sort of deal, but working out fair details are the only things missing?

    That's how we've been taking it, up the wing wang for a decade or so.

     

    Casa y casa...o nada!

     

    Agree

  8. This news places the usual back and forth on this board in perspective. I enjoy reading and occasionally contributing. I am thrilled to own and IPad and watch Albany games in HD from 1500 miles away.

     

    Real life is sadly visits from time to time.

     

    To Peter and his family - your mother will live forever in your hearts and memories. The pain you feel today eases gradually over time, it always does. My prayers are with you from across the world.

  9. I'm glad to see the passion on this board this year for a more equitable contract with Siena. I don't think I've observed this much dissatisfaction with the current state of affairs since the rivalry was renewed. To me, it marks a great step in maturity on our part. We're disgusted with the current conditions, and we're not going to take it any more. With the new AD, I think we're finally going to see a positive change here.

    Could not agree more. As someone who circles the date of this game every year and either flies in or watches (paying Siena for the feed) - I've finally had it. Make it equitable or forget about them.

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