RedEyedGhost

There really weren't that many missed fouls though.

I don't hate how that half went. Let Villanova feel a little too much hope after McCormack picked up his second foul.

Finally seems like my guys woke up. Still need to make some damn FTs though.

Roy Williams still doesn't feel like he has enough unused timeouts, so he's offered Penny Hardaway to buy his.

It doesn't appear that either Memphis or Gonzaga has a weight room on their campuses.

I'm not Catholic, so you'll have to excuse my ignorance, but I just looked it up and apparently St. Peter is the patron saint of mulching bluegrass. Probably should have seen this weekend turning out like it did

I've only been able to watch about 15 minutes worth of game time today in between patients, but I've already heard the phase "beautiful stroke" more times than a person should hear it in one lifetime.

UNC's trying to throw this one away.

I'm shocked, shocked I tell you, that Silvio DeSousa is still a knucklehead (getting three fouls in 4 minutes played). Cockburn is channeling his inner blackhole, which seems to be Chattanooga's game plan.

I really liked that book too.

Well they survived. I think Laettner would still make for a worse day than two first round defeats.

That was a good shot.

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I was able to watch a little bit at work today, and just now heard that UK lost. Wow. After they boat raced us earlier this year, I thought they would go much further.

Did anybody start a tournament pick em here?

Boeheim: "Expand the tournament to... to whatever gets us in!"

Booo(me)! I missed this one.

Check out Robert Jackson Bennett's The Divine Cities trilogy when you're in the mood for something similar and also excellent.

Not youtube, but probably the funniest thing I’ve seen in a long while:

It is kind of weird how it works like that. I did enjoy Stina Leicht's The Fey and the Fallen books, would have liked more than two though. I would also recommend looking at Graham Joyce's books for some non-London centric urban fantasy - they are all one offs though. Especially The Tooth Fairy (Coventry), The Facts of Life (also the Coventry area) and Some Kind of Fairy Tale (Leicestershire).

Sadly it hasn't gotten all that much better 21 years later. It's actually even worse than that. The other fantasy series was set in St. Louis not Kansas City, but they're both Missouri, and apparently you can't have that. (Laurell K Hamilton's Anita Blake books were the other series)

Youtube recommended this to me today. It's so weird seeing him so young, and his voice sounding exactly the same.

I thought that was because she saw Inej with the twin of the distinct dagger that was left in her brother?