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"Ten years? nahhh... just until the Buckeyes finally beat the Gators..." ;)
In either sport .....................football or basketball!smile8.gif
"As an aside, I am glad Noah went back for another year of school... It really paid off... he was so articulate during the postgame interview!!"
As an aside, I believe he did his speaking on the court....As another aside, do you think this means he won't be a spokesman for the NBA!
"the Buckeyes were Flat" smile8.gif
Oscar.........I'm sure you meant "flattened"....not only were they whipped, humiliated an exposed as a team, but by double the 4.5 point spread!!!!
"I must admit I did not think repeating was an option."
When 5 guys, each and every one who could have gone NBA last year (and Noah as #1 pick) give up a cumulative paycheck of$50 million to $60 Million, how could you NOT think repeating was, not only an option, but a certainty!
"Ken's gloating will make the next weeks feel like an eternity...."
The Packers SUCK!!!
And here is why OSU couldn't win...........they're not a team.......they are a one man show! Last night, Oden (an outstanding basketball talent) was fully responsible for 1/3 of all OSU points scored....not to mention most of the OSU defense!
PAX......as an aside, I wish I could have heard Oden's eloquence in a post game interview!....but they rarely interview the losers!
A few excerpts from FOX Sports:
"It was almost as if Billy's Boys were toying with the Buckeyes. Every time that Ohio State would make a run, Florida would answer — whether it was Lee Humphrey with a 3-pointer, Taurean Green with a trifecta or even reserve Chris Richard using his brute strength in the paint.
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There was no hint of jealousy. None of the five starters averaged less than 10.4 points and none averaged more than 13.4 points per game over the past two seasons. Each managed to crack the 1,000-point barrier in his career.
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They did it with a bunch of kids who barely played as freshmen. Guys who came in with a chip on their shoulder because they weren't considered elite players coming out of high schools. Guys who were basically laughed at.
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They sure did. Two national titles and the most dominant college basketball team of the last 30-plus years later. "
