Moss testing the NBA process

I would disagree with that. My senior year in HS, we were 3-16. If you took out one game (20+ point loss) every other game was decided by 8 points or less. There were only 2 seniors on that team, myself and a guard. Two of the teams in the EIHC qualified for the state tournament that year. The next year, the team went 15-5; no teams qualified for the state tournament. Sometimes, it's who you play.
You played the game at many levels. I played intramurals and city rec. You have a lot more credibility than I do. I will say, even if I didn't make it very clear, that I was talking multiple seasons, taking a lot of the chance out of it.

I saw the Settles,-Murray-Kingsbury-Woolridge Hawkeyes lose three consecutive one point games one year. UNLV once lost four at the buzzer in one season. In a one season sample size, it's easier for other variables to come into play.
 


We were deep (except at point), we were dangerous (ask Michigan). They didn't say that about everyone and I think they all very (mostly) politely said that IM had that potential but needed to decide he wanted to do something with it.
And don't ever...EVER...tell someone to think about Dakich!! :mad:

I've seen kittens without their claws more dangerous than we were. We didn't even beat a team that made the Tournament or the NIT!
 


I've seen kittens without their claws more dangerous than we were. We didn't even beat a team that made the Tournament or the NIT!
If we were less dangerous that kittens without claws, and our win list was pretty pathetic, where did that put the Northwestern kitties?

Didn't Colorado make the NIT? Or was it one of those other three letter "tournaments"? I'll take the heat if I'm wrong.
 


If we were less dangerous that kittens without claws, and our win list was pretty pathetic, where did that put the Northwestern kitties?

Didn't Colorado make the NIT? Or was it one of those other three letter "tournaments"? I'll take the heat if I'm wrong.

Colorado didn't play in any postseason Tournaments.
 




It doesn't take much to notice the guy is a lunatic.

200k when looking at schools in most viable communities of any size. Again go to Waterloo or Council Bluffs and look.

Been looking at relocating to Iowa so I've looked into quite a bit. Same with Michigan which is another consideration. Houses..yes for under 200. Where you really want to live 300 give or take is about it. It's just different now.

Not sure what you are talking about otherwise. Being abusive as teachers doesn't mean the fear of God in them. It's not both ways.

I just get worn out with people dissing millennial. They are the one's fighting our stupid wars including my son in law and son. Probably a bit grumpy about it. My kids are so far ahead of myself and my classmates than what I ever dreamed about in what they are doing.

Go to areavibes and look up livability scores. It's really hard to find a community with an index of 80 plus that is in the price range of under 200k. Carroll is an exception. Even in the upper 70s its tough to find.
I can build a brand new house in a new development (Cedar Rapids), for 220K. FYI.
 










Hammer away then.
I'll need a letter from your bank, 10% earnest money, construction contract signed, signed code of conduct of prospective buyer agreement, etc,etc,etc...
I like cash, so have the 22K earnest money in straight cash, homie!
 


I'll need a letter from your bank, 10% earnest money, construction contract signed, signed code of conduct of prospective buyer agreement, etc,etc,etc...
I like cash, so have the 22K earnest money in straight cash, homie!
How many square feet? Crawl space or slab? I can pay cash so bring your pencil.
 


How many square feet? Crawl space or slab? I can pay cash so bring your pencil.
1300 sq ft. 3 bed, 2 full bath. 2 stall garage. Full basement - unfinished. can finish for an additional $40 per sq ft.
Won't need a pencil. Just a bag to carry the cash out in.
 






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