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RE: The end of revenue sports at Stanford? - jacket3ree - 05-29-2024
Eh, we can get a couple of other dudes to combine for 45 ppg next year. I mean we get salary cap space back. Elite Eight baby! I watched it....
Bob Smiths are a dime a dozen. But lesson learned. Get guys from Duke not Drake. Sure, Smith and Jones "combined" for 45, but c'mon, Amir was pushing 40! What a stud. Glad we had him for a year. The good year the guys in rebranded Berkeley always wanted, but never received. And those refs ****** us against UCLA. Give those bastiches a big fat asterisk on Numero Doce, or whatever those midwestern jerks* are rocking on the T-shirts I see all over the place. We should have dos on our shirts, dammit. No way we lose in the Final Four. No way. I mean we beat those three other ACC teams this year. Why would it be different in April?
*Big Integer teams are all midwestern to me. Midwestern Eugene (actually that's about right), Midwestern South Central, Midwestern north centralish Seattle, and Midwestwood.