UncommonSense
Hilliard
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Did anyone see the game?
Ohio St 81 Ole Miss 69
Buckeyes play UMass in the final Thursday @7p
They're playing great ball now... just a couple months too late. I think they could be dominant with BJ Mullens next year, but I'll miss Butler. I wonder who will be point?
jpizzow
580 N. Park St.
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they'll be much more "in-tune" next year even without butler. koufos will be better than he already is with the addition of the 7 footers. turner will be smarter and more of a leader. i never thought i'd say this, but i'm kind of sad to see T-wig leave.
i'm rootin for our guys, even if it is for the boobie prize.
ZHC
101 East Main Street, Downtown
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UncommonSense wrote Did anyone see the game?Ohio St 81 Ole Miss 69
Buckeyes play UMass in the final Thursday @7p
They're playing great ball now... just a couple months too late. I think they could be dominant with BJ Mullens next year, but I'll miss Butler. I wonder who will be point?
Bucks have been on fire it's nice to see. I just hope Butler's not really hurt (he looked gimpy at the end) We'll need him big time if we are going to beat UMAss.
RandomVisitor
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Expect to the depth much improved next year.
We should see waves of substitutes.
And more man defense.
Big question is the point though.
gramarye
In Exile
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I'm still not optimistic for next year; rookie point guards don't generally work out as well as Conley did, and it's such a critical position. We'll have size inside with B.J. Mullens and Koufos, especially if Koufos drinks about a half-dozen raw eggs a day between now and the start of next season, but we're still going to need someone to get the ball up the court before they'll do us any good.
playindagamewell
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the name of one of my NCAA brackets = OSU WILL WIN THE NIT
lol
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