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if the 2020-21 season never happens, then my understanding is that the players effectively retain a year of eligibility. if so, then the sensible thing would be for a one-time, one-season waiver of the scholarship limit only in such cases where a team has a player who qualifies for and accepts...

it's generally not a good thing to airball a finger roll.

buford's plus-minus minutes are going to be horrible. he does not look good. please give his minutes to diebler.

mike daum looks like he's lost a lot of weight since playing us. he also looks like he's smoked a lot of pot. this is a paradox. i am confused.

jon f'n diebler

crew looks horrible.

re: "could be" if only people were responsible enough to do the things in march, april, may, june, and july to accomplish the things that could be done in october...

the ratio on that tweet makes me weep and wish for an electromagnetic pulse.

hope you come out a winner. go cancer!

i fear for our country... and then i realize that even thump grew into what seems to be a responsible adult. that gives me hope. but i'm also an idiot, so who the hell knows.

johnson obviously has considerable worth and adds much value to the team. i have absolutely no complaints about our interior defense and overall game-planning. i also think kaleb progressed nicely and so has young. moreover, johnson represents the program and the university like we'd hope...

gotta hand it to kyle. in the whole stupid history of twitter, this might be the dumbest fucking tweet of them all. quite an accomplishment.

i'm cautiously optimistic about our recruiting going forward. just not sure whether i'm more optimistic than i am cautious. i guess i'd be more optimistic if our pf/c (not pf) recruiting were more promising. can't say i have a lot of faith in ho1tmann and johnson signing the kind of post...

maybe the numbers don't bear it out, but, compared to most major programs, it also seems as though izzo has been less affected by players transferring out. "less affected" is a very passive way of saying that izzo tends to know what kind of player he wants and, more importantly, the players...

i believe they are known as the harvard of the west side of athens county.

scratch that. seems far more likely that bates reclassifies and plays at msu for a season. it's either that or bates plays in the developmental league (or whatever it's called now), which i doubt he'll do. what i'm certain of is that bates won't spend his 2022-23 season by wasting it in high...

committed to msu.