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good info. man, now i really hope greg stays.
when can we expect to hear more from christmas and hopkins?
when can we expect to hear more from christmas and hopkins?
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[h4]what happened at halftime at last year's duke game? [/h4]
went to mcdonalds lol
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Updated Feb 25, 2010 12:25 PM ET
[h3]LOUISVILLE[/h3]President Obama and Mike Krzyzewski might have been dazzled by everything that Georgetown did while dispatching Duke last month, but Hoyas coach John Thompson III had a different take.
Thompson understood why the world thought Georgetown was capable of beating anybody after that thunderous 12-point victory.
John Thompson III shouldn't have to fret about Georgetown missing the Big Dance this season.
Garry Jones
But he also added a post-Duke disclaimer: His team was also capable of losing every remaining game.
And for three uneven weeks, the Hoyas seemed determined to prove their coach absolutely correct, losing three of their next five, including one to South Florida (gasp) and another to Rutgers (howl).
Subsequently, the Hoyas limped into Freedom Hall Tuesday night ranked 11th in the nation and sixth in the Big East. They are projected as a No. 3 seed in the NCAA tournament and a No. 6 seed in the Big East tournament.
With good reason, America wondered: Even with an 18-7 record, how good is Georgetown?
Today, America has a better idea: Good enough that people can stop making comparisons to last season, when the Hoyas started 12-3 and finished 4-12 and then missed the NCAA tournament.
There’s no more paranoia dogging the Hoyas, not after they ran Louisville out of Freedom Hall by outrebounding, outdefending, outshooting and outscrapping Rick Pitino’s team.
The final score was 70-60. It wasn’t that close, at least not in the second half.
Georgetown went from down 11 to up 15 so powerfully that Louisville couldn’t stop the Hoyas’ momentum by having Denny Crum and Darrell Griffith address the hometown crowd.
Austin Freeman played like what he is, which is the best guard not named Scottie Reynolds in the Big East.
Greg Monroe played like what he is, which is the best all-around big man of any name in the Big East.
And the rest of the Hoyas’ narrow supporting cast showed why Georgetown is a team that makes 50 percent of its shots (fourth in the nation) while limiting opponents to less than 41 percent.
“We needed this win,
My biggest beef, aside from the obvious problems the team had, isWright. The kid has so much potential but lets his emotions get to him.One bad play and he's shaking his head and down on himself. Just gottakeep moving forward.
Simple to me at this point, if it occurs..refer back to Option B. here as well.
Hopefully on a positive note, Rivals is reporting that Jordan Goodman will verbal to the Hoyas soon. 6'8 wing, athletic and shoot it. Would be a nice addition. People aren't sure academically if he's going to be 2011 or 2012.
For tonight, again all I want is 40 minutes of effort. The funny thing is, again...if they do that, they win. Why dont they realize it?
G_Monroe10 RT:RT @KrystalDolor "To change our reality, we must change our mentality"--Message!!!!!!<rite on point. lesson for the week.
On Monday, power forward Jordan Goodman of Temple Hills (Md.)Progressive Christian, committed to the Hoyas. “Coach David Cox is abig influence on my decision,