That's coming at someone like rabid wolves? Jesus snowflake
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:-)
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well i know who the ignorant college bball fans are
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An un-phog-ettable experience!
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I look forward to crying ku fan video in March.
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That's the only action you'll ever get in March, so whatever floats your boat.
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SBG, now there's a name I haven't heard for years. What ever happened to that guy?
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MU and KSU fans? Yep.
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I'm just kidding. Notorious is a good guy. He's just a KSU fan who sometimes lets his purple glasses cloud his view of KU. Actually, I don't dislike any of the rival fans posting trash in this thread. Some are really good posters and seem like good people. I guess it's par for the course when it comes to KU. :-):-)
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Perhaps you should just worry about great SEC times such as Ole Miss. :-)
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Yeah, a down year is actually needing a big win in late February to (help) secure another conference title, a probable 2 seed or higher, and yeah a more than likely earlier exit than another elite eight.... :-) :-) :-)
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this thread is my super bowl!
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I figured he was referring to all the phoggots
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"There was quite a stir after the Mountaineers blew a double-digit lead in a loss to Kansas at Allen Fieldhouse in Lawrence. West Virginia coach Bob Huggins was tossed after vociferously pointing out to the officials that the free throw disparity, which was 35-2 at the end of the game. Many fans and others around the basketball community pointed to the disparity as clear evidence that something was wrong. Well, I sat courtside for that game, and there was nothing wrong. Were there some missed calls? Yes. Did the officials miss the call that was the last straw for Huggins? Yes. I watched the game again, and there were about 15 calls that should have or could have been called. But nine of those calls should have or could have gone against West Virginia, including an offensive basket interference call against the Mountaineers that went uncalled and resulted in a bucket. Free throw disparity is a function of style of play and how teams play on that day. West Virginia settled for a lot of jump shots, while Kansas drove the ball into the lane and punched the ball into its big guy, Udoka Azubuike. West Virginia presses and fouls more than most teams, and it allows more free throws by opponents than all but 13 Division I teams. Kansas does not play pressure defense, and it is in the top 20 in Division I in allowing the fewest free throws. The officials made some mistakes, yes. But the officials did not cost West Virginia the game. The Mountaineers did that all by themselves."

-Jay Bilas
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I agree with this and he was one of the announcers that night. So he saw it first hand.
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