[teejers1]

HEY EVERYBODY,

Please take a breath and consider not posting, even if you think you need to.
But if you do post, please try to tone things down.

Let's just try to enjoy Stanford sports.

Thanks.

Thank you for the reminder. I deleted my post. Sorry, Teejers, for having called you out; I shouldn’t have done so.

BC

I didn't read it; regardless, no need to apologize.  I can stand being called out (assuming that's what you did).
I will say this, though:  when I make allegations or state an opinion, I freely admit to it as such.  I don't believe I've said "X happened" - especially if it's ripping on someone's reputation - and just said "I'm right, I don't need to source/substantiate my accusation."

To answer lefty:  I didn't see Texas in this tourney play but was impressed with Ohio State over LSU.  But I still feel Stanford matches up okay with tOSU.  Texas . . . I'm torn.  If you can assure a W for Stanford, then hell yes, let's avenge prior loss.  But therein lies the rub . . . 

Right now, though, Maryland looks to be daunting enough.

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Here’s something. I’m right. I don’t have to be proven  right.

Self confidence will get you everywhere. Besides which, as far as I'm concerned, "in Bob, we trust."

For sure.

I believe he is referring to the statement made in 2012 as to whether she has ever had a gay player on her team: “Don’t ask me that. I don’t ask that. I don’t think it’s anybody’s business. Whoever you are. I don’t care to know that.”

When ESPN reporter Kate Fagan wrote Griner's coming out story, Mulkey tried to get her fired.

...and in 2017 in response to Baylor's massive sexual assault problems by its football players: "If somebody's around you, and they ever say, 'I will never send my daughter to Baylor,' you knock them right in the face." She later apologized.

crackpot, you may be right (per prior link).  But those quotes from Mulkey are entirely different than what Bob posited. 
And I'll leave it at that.

[teejers1]

HEY EVERYBODY,

Please take a breath and consider not posting, even if you think you need to.
But if you do post, please try to tone things down.

Let's just try to enjoy Stanford sports.

Thanks.

Thank you for the reminder. I deleted my post. Sorry, Teejers, for having called you out; I shouldn’t have done so.

BC

I didn't read it; regardless, no need to apologize.  I can stand being called out (assuming that's what you did).
I will say this, though:  when I make allegations or state an opinion, I freely admit to it as such.  I don't believe I've said "X happened" - especially if it's ripping on someone's reputation - and just said "I'm right, I don't need to source/substantiate my accusation."

To answer lefty:  I didn't see Texas in this tourney play but was impressed with Ohio State over LSU.  But I still feel Stanford matches up okay with tOSU.  Texas . . . I'm torn.  If you can assure a W for Stanford, then hell yes, let's avenge prior loss.  But therein lies the rub . . . 

Right now, though, Maryland looks to be daunting enough.

---

Here’s something. I’m right. I don’t have to be proven  right.

Self confidence will get you everywhere. Besides which, as far as I'm concerned, "in Bob, we trust."

For sure.

I believe he is referring to the statement made in 2012 as to whether she has ever had a gay player on her team: “Don’t ask me that. I don’t ask that. I don’t think it’s anybody’s business. Whoever you are. I don’t care to know that.”

When ESPN reporter Kate Fagan wrote Griner's coming out story, Mulkey tried to get her fired.

...and in 2017 in response to Baylor's massive sexual assault problems by its football players: "If somebody's around you, and they ever say, 'I will never send my daughter to Baylor,' you knock them right in the face." She later apologized.

crackpot, you may be right (per prior link).  But those quotes from Mulkey are entirely different than what Bob posited. 
And I'll leave it at that.