re: Kentucky vs. Charlotte Bobcats

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WHOA!!! DUDE#. DON'T EVER TALK ABOUT MY FAM. My mother has passed and YOU have crossed the line. Tread careful. I will play THIS game, But DON'T ever do it again. If you want to keep posting.

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There is an easy way for you to avoid personal insults. Don't first direct them at me.

Are we clear?

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Well, that Bruins team was getting paid a good bit as professionals, so you may be right

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I know it is very difficult not to use hindsight, but I was saying this based on Kareem's dominance in college alone.

This is the dumbest question ever. Charlotte would level Kentucky. The depth, experience, and "man strength" would be overwhelming.

Put Biyombo and one other Charlotte Starter on Louisville and Louisville beats KY, let alone a full NBA team.

Hardly anyone thinks Kentucky would win a decent amount of times.

Almost everyone thinks Charlotte would win 99 out of 100 with many 30-40 point blowouts mixed in.

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Hardly anyone thinks Kentucky would win a decent amount of times.

Almost everyone thinks Charlotte would win 99 out of 100 with many 30-40 point blowouts mixed in.

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1996 Kentucky would level this year's Kentucky and even they would get destroyed by this year's Bobcats team.

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"Could anything happen on a one-night thing? I mean, I suppose," Van Gundy said. "You have major upsets all the time, so maybe. But it'd be rare.

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Here lies my point.

98 or 99 out of 100.

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bobbyray21

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^^^^^This guy disagrees with Stan Van Gundy.

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Here lies my point.

98 or 99 out of 100.

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2 out of 10.

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Enough said.

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Tuesday afternoon, they asked former Maryland coach Gary Williams to break the tie.

“I’ll tell you, you walk into some gyms — and that would be one of them, Rupp Arena — and you better be tough,” Williams said. “Regardless of how good you are, you can get taken right out of the game with the crowd. You just don’t feel right, you can’t play your game.

“I think one game at Rupp Arena, I wouldn’t be surprised to see Kentucky win one game. Because you’re gonna have five players off that team playing in the NBA, and probably playing significant roles in the NBA. And that’s why I say that, for one game.”

But what of Nene’s strength and experience, Sheehan asked.

“He’s got to cover [Anthony] Davis, and he’s gonna be covering Davis next year,” Williams said. “I mean, Kentucky’s athletic ability is as good as pro teams. They don’t have the [same] basketball experience, obviously, as a guy who’s played in the NBA, and maybe not quite as strong as a guy who’s 28, 29 years old.

“But in terms of being able to run the court and find the open people, you know, Kentucky runs good stuff. They get their best players shots. And unless you play great defense against that, I don’t care if you’re an NBA team or a college team, they’re going to be very difficult to stop. Now it’s one game. It’s one game.”



Let the record reflect that I seriously dislike playing the "quote other people's opinion" game on this question. But since apparently people are unable to look at the actual rosters and analyze this objectively -- as opposed to a ridiculous knee-jerk "conventional wisdom" answer that the NBA team would "win by 40" -- I have no choice but to stoop to this level.

Let the record reflect that nobody -- I repeat, nobody -- on this thread can name a player for the Bobcats that is better at basketball than either MKG or Davis. And yet this doesn't strike anybody as a rather important consideration.

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frick YOU. Did I talk about your family??????

ARE WE CLEAR>????????????????

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We're pretty clear on the question of whether your caps lock is broken.

And I don't give a shite if you talked about my family. You talked shite, and I came back at you. And then poor baby dukke got pissed. Ahhhh.