Bruiser
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Congratulations to the Bruiser Family Flint
re: Jada's recent graduation from Smith
re: Jada's recent graduation from Smith
The angle of incidence = the angle of reflection: REBOUND!
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Check out this video
https://twitter.com/UMassHoops_com/stat ... 5392280578
https://twitter.com/UMassHoops_com/stat ... 5392280578
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haha, that's great. You ain't kidding, he's still got that fire!
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I love this. Hope it happens:
Adam Zagoria @AdamZagoria ·36m
Kentucky’s Kenny Payne remains in the mix to join the Knicks with Bruiser Flint an option to replace him at UK, source says.
Adam Zagoria @AdamZagoria ·36m
Kentucky’s Kenny Payne remains in the mix to join the Knicks with Bruiser Flint an option to replace him at UK, source says.
"Jack didn’t have any envy in him," Calipari said. "He was the greatest coach to ever coach here."
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Calipari is nothing if not loyal.
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It's a done deal. Glad for Bruiser. He has been supportive of the program as has Cal.
Jon Rothstein
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Sources: Indiana assistant Bruiser Flint will join John Calipari's staff at Kentucky as an assistant coach.
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^I'd say good luck, but were they are luck is factored out of the equation.
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I still love watching that clip. I wonder if Bru and Miller fully reconciled from that, because it was a pretty spirited discussion in full view of the cameras.
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Marcus on Bru - scroll down a bit: https://twitter.com/i/status/1297947396178096130
"Jack didn’t have any envy in him," Calipari said. "He was the greatest coach to ever coach here."
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Too bad those two...and Tony Barbee...couldn't have stayed at UMass.
"Win without boasting, lose without crying." -- Julius Erving
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Seems the folks at Indiana liked him too unless they are just being Midwestern folksy. Really enjoying all the UMass talk out of Lexington. Glory Days.
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Monty running the baseline off picks jacking 3s was the offense. Oh and Micah Brand forgot he was 7’ tall and just camped out beyond the 3 point line all day long. My undergrad days, that was rough to watch.capezona wrote: ↑Sun Feb 05, 2017 5:28 pmIt was soooo boring... watching Mack run around the court off the ball getting picks and then shooting 3's. The offense was very one-dimensional as I recall.minutefanjsf wrote:ScottieB wrote:Bruiser was definitely the victim of coming right after Cal when we still thought we should be in the final four every year. At this point I think most of us would be thrilled with that kind of 'failure.'
Those teams with Monty Mack and Lari were a lot of fun to watch though.
Those teams were not that fun to watch, unless you are a fan of grind ‘em out defensive struggles, but they were competitive. Monty had to run off 4 to a million screens every offensive possession.
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You just made it past the 6 month reply threshold and win the Boring-Off-Season-Post-Of-The-Day award. Congrats!Quann wrote: ↑Sun Sep 06, 2020 10:11 amMonty running the baseline off picks jacking 3s was the offense. Oh and Micah Brand forgot he was 7’ tall and just camped out beyond the 3 point line all day long. My undergrad days, that was rough to watch.capezona wrote: ↑Sun Feb 05, 2017 5:28 pmIt was soooo boring... watching Mack run around the court off the ball getting picks and then shooting 3's. The offense was very one-dimensional as I recall.minutefanjsf wrote:
Those teams were not that fun to watch, unless you are a fan of grind ‘em out defensive struggles, but they were competitive. Monty had to run off 4 to a million screens every offensive possession.