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ESPN Game Stats Final Game Stats

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This is the best stat site on the Internet. I think it's what all of the broadcasters use during the game. Only time it wouldn't let me on was for a championship game, and it said it was for media only.


LINK

It works for all sports too.

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John Kruk did a good job of that on the Braves/Phillies series this past week.

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I still hate that motherfricker after over 3 decades.

They just need proper jersey sponsor.

A few things I found interesting looking at the rosters...

* Clemson has a transfer named David Fuchs

* They've got Cayden Boozer coming off Duke's bench.

* They've got Adrian Wooley still coming off Louisville's bench. He was a guy I really wanted. Overall, they're pretty damn loaded.

* Jarin is back and starting at UNC. But he gets almost zero publicity.

* Bethea expected to start at Pitt.

"Pitt is handing ex-five-star Jalil Bethea the biggest opportunity of his career after flameouts at Miami and Alabama. Can he take the starting role and run with it? He will be pushed by Charleston Southern transfer A'lahn Sumler, who may not be an elite athlete but does everything else very well and looks like a legit high-major player."

* Master P's son is gonna start at Houston

"Houston's outstanding player-development program usually produces a hidden gem. Mercy Miller is the logical breakout candidate, especially since he gets to play with Dedan Thomas Jr., who creates great shots for others in his sleep."

* Kansas St's starting center is named JT Rock, which is kinda badass.

* 3 of 5 Texas Tech's starters may not be eligible, and JT Toppin is still recovering from an ACL. High ceiling, low floor. I think they'd be catching more shite if not for LSU.

* Dior Johnson is listed for UCF.

* Scottie Pippen has another son staying at Ohio State.

* How the hell does Rodney Rice still have eligibility at USC? It seems like he's been around for a decade.

* If the NCAA can get in front of a judge outside Louisiana, LSU is fricked.

*The SEC has a lot of returning talent. It'll be hard to win the conference over Florida, but there's a lot of star power throughout the conference.

* frick Auburn.

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We will be in flying cars before Alabama completes a road project that size. I live right in the middle of the I65 permanent construction zone south of Birmingham

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The contractor doing the work is one of the largest in the world, and did a ton of work in Louisiana. Kiewit gets shite built as fast as anyone. They aren't perfect, but are very good at large scale bridges.

I can't believe people are outraged because a cheese company told Muslims they can eat their product. Nothing was changed about their product. They just put a small symbol on it, to let Muslims know they can eat their food.

What about black American Muslims? Y'all probably have a bunch of your football or basketball teams. I know LSU has Mohammed Dioubote, who is Muslim. Should he be kicked out off the team?


"frick Tillamook! That's cheese for Christian Americans only! How dare they let other religions eat their cheese! How can I enjoy this sandwich, knowing a Muslim might eat the same cheese?"

Hell, I remember when a lot of people said Philon wouldn't fit well at Bama. That said, he dramatically improved his shooting while at Link Academy. That forget Will Wade assistant they had as their coach is an a-hole, but was pretty damn good at developing players. Though I'm sure Philon put in a ton of work. Because at the prep school level, you can't just out athlete guys and dominate.

Yep. We get a lot of great players in the 20-50 range. You start getting into the teens or lower, you start getting into pretty serious bidding wars for immediate starter types. And as good as the recruiting has been, the scouting to find guys in the late double digits that are early contributors is impressive as hell. Prioritizing guys like Allen and Clowney, is a huge reason for the success.

You want to keep Nate around? Hire his hot, basketball obsessed, volunteered in the basketball department for years while Avery was the coach, Gump as frick wife. She'll drink 6 Dr Peppers, bang the shite out of Nate, then cuddle while they watch game film together.

Clear eyes, drained balls, can't lose

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8 tickets in the lower level costs a smooth $977

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That's all the more reason they should've scheduled P5 out of conference teams for the exhibitions. Make it feel special, against a team we rarely see. Not the same batch of assholes we play twice a year.

That said, if it were in Mobile, I might still go. We don't get many opportunities down here to which a game without needing a hotel room.