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Date Posted: Thu, December 06 2007, 9:34:13
Author: Duck
Subject: Is it Too Soon to Use the D Word?
In reply to: 91 's message, "Trey Parker" on Wed, December 05 2007, 19:42:13

>is everyone else as impressed by his skill as I am?
>
>Seems like for every shot he gets credit for blocking
>(he had 3 in only like 8-10 minutes of game time last
>week) he's probably altering the shot or causing the
>shooter to pass on several others. He passes the ball
>as smooth as a lot of guards and dunks well. He's
>gonna be a lot of fun to watch over the next four
>years.
>
>And he's only been playing college ball for what, 8
>games now?

Remember when Donna Capps started using the word "Dynasty?" With the talent Scott Cross and his coaches are stacking up, this team could get better and better the next few years.

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