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And nobody really cares, because it's basketball after all.

93henfan wrote:And nobody really cares, because it's basketball after all.

ya, damn punkin pounders anyway.

Maybe Weber should play them, wins are always nice

93henfan wrote:And nobody really cares, because it's basketball after all.

Hey Them's fightin words to us Webercats

Wildcat Ryan wrote:

93henfan wrote:And nobody really cares, because it's basketball after all.

Hey Them's fightin words to us Webercats

Hey, I understand some people like basketball. While I find it peculiar, I won't hold it against them.

Try as I might, I have never been able to get into the sport. The year the Sixers went to the Finals last, the very first NBA game I watched that year was Game 1 of the Finals. I haven't watched an NBA game since. It was so boring I should have just watched the last two minutes, as that's the only part of a basketball game that is remotely entertaining to me.

Wow. A really tall guy can run by another really tall guy and stuff a ball down a ten feet high hoop. It doesn't get any better than that! Yippee!!!

93henfan wrote:

Wildcat Ryan wrote:

Hey Them's fightin words to us Webercats

Hey, I understand some people like basketball. While I find it peculiar, I won't hold it against them.

Try as I might, I have never been able to get into the sport. The year the Sixers went to the Finals last, the very first NBA game I watched that year was Game 1 of the Finals. I haven't watched an NBA game since. It was so boring I should have just watched the last two minutes, as that's the only part of a basketball game that is remotely entertaining to me.

Wow. A really tall guy can run by another really tall guy and stuff a ball down a ten feet high hoop. It doesn't get any better than that! Yippee!!!

College hoops is FAR and away better than NBA

I would be okay with UD having a successful football program...if DSU was ANY GOOD at basketball.

I still remember the Duke game from '05 like it was yesterday. And the fact that we were the best in the MEAC the following two years and lost BOTH MEAC Title Games by a combined 3 points.

As much as you "suck" at basketball, you still beat us last year.

DSUrocks07 wrote: As much as you "suck" at basketball, you still beat us last year.

You still kick ass in women's bowling and equestrian.

93henfan wrote:

Wildcat Ryan wrote:

Hey Them's fightin words to us Webercats

Hey, I understand some people like basketball. While I find it peculiar, I won't hold it against them.

Try as I might, I have never been able to get into the sport. The year the Sixers went to the Finals last, the very first NBA game I watched that year was Game 1 of the Finals. I haven't watched an NBA game since. It was so boring I should have just watched the last two minutes, as that's the only part of a basketball game that is remotely entertaining to me.

Wow. A really tall guy can run by another really tall guy and stuff a ball down a ten feet high hoop. It doesn't get any better than that! Yippee!!!

so I assume football is really the only sport that you're a fan of then.

ODUalum11 wrote:

93henfan wrote:
Hey, I understand some people like basketball. While I find it peculiar, I won't hold it against them.

Try as I might, I have never been able to get into the sport. The year the Sixers went to the Finals last, the very first NBA game I watched that year was Game 1 of the Finals. I haven't watched an NBA game since. It was so boring I should have just watched the last two minutes, as that's the only part of a basketball game that is remotely entertaining to me.

Wow. A really tall guy can run by another really tall guy and stuff a ball down a ten feet high hoop. It doesn't get any better than that! Yippee!!!

so I assume football is really the only sport that you're a fan of then.

College and pro football, pro baseball, pro hockey from April to June, female Scandinavian curling

Are there any other sports where the point is to put the object into a goal, but you aren't allowed to goaltend?

89Hen wrote:Are there any other sports where the point is to put the object into a goal, but you aren't allowed to goaltend?

Golf. Duh.

93henfan wrote:

89Hen wrote:Are there any other sports where the point is to put the object into a goal, but you aren't allowed to goaltend?

Golf. Duh.

That would make it more interesting to watch.

Are there any other sports with a defense where the point is to put the object into a goal, but you aren't allowed to goaltend?

89Hen wrote:

93henfan wrote:
Golf. Duh.

That would make it more interesting to watch.

Are there any other sports with a defense where the point is to put the object into a goal, but you aren't allowed to goaltend?

I don't know anything about polo (the kind w/ horses), but maybe that?

93henfan wrote:I don't know anything about polo (the kind w/ horses), but maybe that?

Dunno. While there might not be a "goaltender", I'm guessing a defending player can defend the goal if he wanted.

How do they teach the horses to swim anyway?

93henfan wrote:

ODUalum11 wrote:
so I assume football is really the only sport that you're a fan of then.

College and pro football, pro baseball, pro hockey from April to June, female Scandinavian curling

Hockey I can see, but baseball? Baseball is more boring than basketball, IMO. I really wish they could somehow speed up the game of baseball.

ODUalum11 wrote:I really wish they could somehow speed up the game of baseball.

I don't know if they can make rules to do it, but somehow they need to encourage pitchers to pitch the damn ball. There are some fantastic pitchers out there that don't screw around. Stephen Strasburg certainly falls into that category. I'm hoping more young pitchers take note.

89Hen wrote:

ODUalum11 wrote:I really wish they could somehow speed up the game of baseball.

I don't know if they can make rules to do it, but somehow they need to encourage pitchers to pitch the damn ball. There are some fantastic pitchers out there that don't screw around. Stephen Strasburg certainly falls into that category. I'm hoping more young pitchers take note.

Once the American League gets involved, you're screwed. More nut-scratching, spitting, readjusting sweatbands, and phantom hack bullshit routines in that League than should be allowed. Perhaps the ump should have one of those chess timers and a team gets, say, 5 minutes of scratch your nuts time for a whole ballgame. One dude takes 20 seconds, that's 20 seconds less of nut-scratching for the rest of the team that game.

Most regular season Phillies games take less than two and a half hours. Very easy to watch.

Hey 93 - I think you might be surprised this season. Granted Monte Ross may not be able to coach his way out of a paper bag, but UD should have a winning record this winter.

bluehenbillk wrote:Hey 93 - I think you might be surprised this season. Granted Monte Ross may not be able to coach his way out of a paper bag, but UD should have a winning record this winter.

For the people who like basketball, I hope they do.

I care very little about UD hoops. I used to follow the wrestling program - until they dropped the sport.

The only UD sport that gets my attention is football.

89Hen wrote:

ODUalum11 wrote:I really wish they could somehow speed up the game of baseball.

I don't know if they can make rules to do it, but somehow they need to encourage pitchers to pitch the damn ball. There are some fantastic pitchers out there that don't screw around. Stephen Strasburg certainly falls into that category. I'm hoping more young pitchers take note.

Well I know in College the pitchers have a certain amount of time from when they get the ball until they actually throw it.

93henfan wrote:
Wow. A really tall guy can run by another really tall guy and stuff a ball down a ten feet high hoop. It doesn't get any better than that! Yippee!!!

That very same argument can be put into football

"Wow. A really fast guy can run by another really fast can and make a oblong ball cross a line on the grass. It doesn't get any better than that! Yippee!!!

BlueHen86 wrote:I care very little about UD hoops. I used to follow the wrestling program - until they dropped the sport.

Wow, we must've met somewhere then. When I went to UD one of my roomies was a wrestler along with one of my better friends. I went to a bunch of their home meets (just to see them wrestle then leave) and the average attendance at those things floated between 50 and say 60.

bluehenbillk wrote:

BlueHen86 wrote:I care very little about UD hoops. I used to follow the wrestling program - until they dropped the sport.

Wow, we must've met somewhere then. When I went to UD one of my roomies was a wrestler along with one of my better friends. I went to a bunch of their home meets (just to see them wrestle then leave) and the average attendance at those things floated between 50 and say 60.

I used to go to, I knew a couple of guys on the team back in the early 80's. The attendance did suck. My older son is a junior in high school right now and he's a pretty good wrestler, he will probably wrestle in college, which means that UD isn't an option.

The ironic thing is that one of the best high school wrestling tourney's in the country "The Beast of the East" is on the UD campus. It would be a great opportunity to recruit. Last year the tourney started the same day that the Hens played Georgia Southern in the playoffs. My sons high school wrestles in it, so I got to watch him wrestle and see the Hens play.