On Sun, 13 Mar 2005 07:17:19 GMT, Daniel Seriff <microtonal@nospam.org> wrote:
But I've seen it about 20 times today, and watching Darius Washington miss >those FTs breaks my heart every time.>
Apparently a nice kid, and potentially a great player. But nobody wants to go >out like that.
That was sickening, especially since he'll blame himself, although it could hardly be his fault the game was so close.
My own beloved UK has to take its goddam starting point guard out at the end of every close game, to avoid deliberate fouling of him and losing the game at the free- throw line.
Rondo had better shoot FTs this Summer like no one has ever shot free throws before.
(Otherwise, he's perfectly perfect.)
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George W . Harris 13 March 2005 21:26:27 [ permanent link ]
tinmimus99@hotmail.com (mimus) wrote:
:On Sun, 13 Mar 2005 07:17:19 GMT, Daniel Seriff :<microtonal@nospam.org> wrote: : :>But I've seen it about 20 times today, and watching Darius Washington miss :>those FTs breaks my heart every time. :> :>Apparently a nice kid, and potentially a great player. But nobody wants to go :>out like that. : :That was sickening, especially since he'll blame himself, although it :could hardly be his fault the game was so close.
Actually, it was his 'fault' the game was so close - without him, Memphis would have lost by double digits.
-- Doesn't the fact that there are *exactly* fifty states seem a little suspicious?
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On Sun, 13 Mar 2005 17:26:27 GMT, George W. Harris <gharrus@mundsprung.com> wrote:
tinmimus99@hotmail.com (mimus) wrote:>
:On Sun, 13 Mar 2005 07:17:19 GMT, Daniel Seriff>:<microtonal@nospam.org> wrote:>:>:>But I've seen it about 20 times today, and watching Darius Washington miss >:>those FTs breaks my heart every time.>:>>:>Apparently a nice kid, and potentially a great player. But nobody wants to go >:>out like that.>:>:That was sickening, especially since he'll blame himself, although it>:could hardly be his fault the game was so close.>
Actually, it was his 'fault' the game was >so close - without him, Memphis would have lost >by double digits.
Yeah, I saw that. Still sucks not to be able to hit two outa three.
Hopefully, he'll get over it, over the Summer-- although I wouldn't be surprised to find it's a regular feature of his nightmares, down moods or bad trips for years to come.
-- The Usenet voice of the Kentucky Wildcats! (Please ignore.)
another ironic twist...at the crack of dawn this morning, espn2 was showing last year's slam dunk championship prelude to the mcdonald's game where candace parker won the crown...the two that kept missing enough dunks to lose to a girl?...joe crawford and, yep, you guessed it, darius washington jr.
Archibald Q . Leachington 14 March 2005 05:22:00 [ permanent link ]
On Sun, 13 Mar 2005 15:51:05 -0500, in rec.sport.basketball.college JWitzke@webtv.net (John A Witzke) wrote:
another ironic twist...at the crack of dawn this morning, espn2 was>showing last year's slam dunk championship prelude to the mcdonald's>game where candace parker won the crown...the two that kept missing>enough dunks to lose to a girl?...joe crawford and, yep, you guessed it,>darius washington jr.
Hey, at least they were taught well enough to know rule #1:
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