Bobson Dugnutt
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I don't know how to feel about this. He still seems incredibly raw, but I don't think the national ratings have caught up with his supposed breakout summer and growth spurt. Is he a good enough player for Illinois to have given him their only '14 scholarship?
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the twitter buzz surrounding Illinois right now is a lot of fun.
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Brandon Paul played out of his mind. What a great game. Well, aside from Egwu embarrassing himself all over the place.
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6. Paniagua 7. Villanueva 8. Jackson
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Aka a Friday evening for Kevin Love. Minus the assists, maybe.
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The 2012 Offseason Thread
Bobson Dugnutt replied to ctcf's topic in MLB Draft, International Signings, Amateur Baseball
2 years, $15 million. I would've taken a chance on McCarthy at 2/15. -
There's no comparison between Soriano's defense and Viciedo's, regardless of season. Soriano is worlds better.
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I'd love to be wrong, but I just think Gonzaga is going to be able to outscore UI. Foul problems could become trouble for Abrams/Egwu in a tough environment too. I list them because they're backups suck and UI needs them. egwu is the one that sucks He's a big man who's not even halfway through his sophomore year, he's got a lot of time. He needs to get to the foul line more and be more physical rebounding, but he's certainly taking a back seat to a Senior class playing very well right now (Griffey, Paul, Richardson...even McLaurin a bit maybe). Other than Paul he's still the only player on the team that has a shot at the NBA. Big guys take longer to develop, you know this. He will be fine. I like Egwu's potential and I think he's going to be fine eventually, but I don't understand how in the hell a guy his size gets stuffed as often as he does.
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The 2012 Offseason Thread
Bobson Dugnutt replied to ctcf's topic in MLB Draft, International Signings, Amateur Baseball
only two walks surrendered in the past two years! Of course he only pitched 10 innings in those 2 years. http://images.wikia.com/uncyclopedia/images/1/13/Thats_the_joke.jpg -
5) Vogelbach 6) Paniagua 7) Villanueva
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Brutal. Glad I didn't see any of this one. There have been a few ugly wins so far this season that they probably wouldn't have won in previous seasons. I'm worried Gonzaga's size is going to be a nightmare for this team on Saturday.
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The 2012 Offseason Thread
Bobson Dugnutt replied to ctcf's topic in MLB Draft, International Signings, Amateur Baseball
Somehow I can't believe Farnsworth is only 36. -
Does anyone know of a good site to buy NFL jerseys on the cheap? Like a few others mentioned in this thread, it might be time to pick up a Tillman jersey.
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Unfortunately, I agree with this. The Celtics are very deep this year, and I can't see the Bulls finishing with a better record than them. Obviously everything depends on when Rose comes back and how well he recovers, but I really don't see them finishing ahead of Indiana or New Jersey either. If I had to guess, I see the Bulls as the sixth seed.
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Taj is a really nice player to have and Boozer has been pretty disappointing with the Bulls, but no matter how I slice it, I really can't find anything to back up the idea that Taj is a better player than Boozer. Pretty much this. Except I haven't been disappointed in Boozer all that much other than that goofy off court injury he had in 2010. At a glance, his numbers have dipped ever so slightly with the Bulls, but not enough to merit the level of criticism I've seen. He doesn't seem to go as strong to the basket as he did when he was with the Jazz, but he's got a good enough touch from a few feet out that he's still been a pretty valuable offensive player.
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Taj is a really nice player to have and Boozer has been pretty disappointing with the Bulls, but no matter how I slice it, I really can't find anything to back up the idea that Taj is a better player than Boozer.
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They traded for a dead guy a couple years ago. It's a good example, but I don't think it was quite at the deadline. IIRC it was during week 5...the Bears were 3-1 and on a bye week before playing in Atlanta. But close enough. It was four days prior to the deadline. http://www.foxnews.com/wires/2009Oct16/0,4670,FBNBearsBuccaneersTrade,00.html
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Re: New GM/Cubs Future News Articles
Bobson Dugnutt replied to ArizonaGM's topic in Chicago Cubs Talk
That 4-game sweep in Milwaukee in late July was some of the most fun I've ever had watching Cubs baseball. -
Thomas is 37, but will be 38 by the time the season starts. He turns 38 on October 4.
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Exactly. The guy is going to be the 5th big man in the Bulls interior rotation. All you're really looking for in that role is some toughness and a guy who isn't going to be a liability out there for ten minutes a game. If the alternative is Chris Richard or Josh Boone or someone along those lines, I think the Bulls did just fine here.
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Beat It, Barbie Girl, Don't Stop Believing. Why can't this guy get tased?
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i had some pretty good 300 level seats for this game. i'm so glad i decided to get in on some tickets. that's about as much fun as i've had at a sporting event. kirk hinrich played out of his mind and derrick rose is a badass as always.
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Dave Kaplan gives this move his seal of approval.
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Klee's been hinting at it for the better part of 2 months. There are 2 open spots for next year but there's not much out there (that we have a chance at) that are really worth stealing a scholarship out of the '11 or '12 class. What about James Siakam? He reclassified to '10. I know he was on Illinois' radar for class of '11, but I don't know how strong the interest was. Would he be worth a scholarship, or would Illinois be better off just hanging on to it?
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Even though I really don't care for LeBron, this finals match up really needs to happen with Kobe still in his prime.