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#1
zombie_babies
Aug 03, 2012 7:55:04 Link

Damn, yo. Playin' like we invented the game or somethin'. Oh yeah, we sorta did. I don't know what's more insulting, though. Runninig up the score or telling a team that the combination of how awesome you are and how purely terrible they are is really responsible. I mean, the second part sounds true enough to me - though why they didn't sit LeBron and Kobe after the first quarter (a 49 point quarter) is a li'l I dunno. Oh well, pretty epic.
#2
dirtyfrank
Aug 03, 2012 10:04:14 Wow. Yeah that aint running up score if 1/3 of your points were scored in the first quarter cuz it it is a fact you had to score less each other quarter to get your final score.

Sounds like our team deserves a thataboy
#3
zombie_babies
Aug 03, 2012 10:08:35 Yep. Coach K was basically all like 'dood, what do you want me to do? We sat our starters early. It's not our fault if your starters aren't even a tenth as good as our bench'. At least theres a couple of teams out there that can pose a challenge, though.
#4
zombie_babies
Aug 03, 2012 11:47:12 You don't see teams put up close to 156 points in a game in the NBA. You may see a 120 score at some point during the season but that's usually an overtime thing. And there's a simple reason for it: the guys that played together to get that many points yesterday play against each other in the NBA.
#5
Mad_Jack
Aug 03, 2012 18:23:34
At halftime they should have thrown some jerseys on a couple spectators and sent them in to play the second half... Hell, there had to be at least a handful of former college or high school players watching in the stands.

#6
draco1119
Aug 03, 2012 19:20:13 Football has the most epic score ever: Georgia Tech over Cumberland, 222-0. And that game was shortened by a full quarter.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 zombie_babies Aug 03, 2012 7:55:04	Link Damn, yo. Playin' like we invented the game or somethin'. Oh yeah, we sorta did. I don't know what's more insulting, though. Runninig up the score or telling a team that the combination of how awesome you are and how purely terrible they are is really responsible. I mean, the second part sounds true enough to me - though why they didn't sit LeBron and Kobe after the first quarter (a 49 point quarter) is a li'l I dunno. Oh well, pretty epic.
#2 dirtyfrank Aug 03, 2012 10:04:14	Wow. Yeah that aint running up score if 1/3 of your points were scored in the first quarter cuz it it is a fact you had to score less each other quarter to get your final score. Sounds like our team deserves a thataboy
#3 zombie_babies Aug 03, 2012 10:08:35	Yep. Coach K was basically all like 'dood, what do you want me to do? We sat our starters early. It's not our fault if your starters aren't even a tenth as good as our bench'. At least theres a couple of teams out there that can pose a challenge, though.
#4 zombie_babies Aug 03, 2012 11:47:12	You don't see teams put up close to 156 points in a game in the NBA. You may see a 120 score at some point during the season but that's usually an overtime thing. And there's a simple reason for it: the guys that played together to get that many points yesterday play against each other in the NBA.
#5 Mad_Jack Aug 03, 2012 18:23:34	At halftime they should have thrown some jerseys on a couple spectators and sent them in to play the second half... Hell, there had to be at least a handful of former college or high school players watching in the stands.
#6 draco1119 Aug 03, 2012 19:20:13	Football has the most epic score ever: Georgia Tech over Cumberland, 222-0. And that game was shortened by a full quarter.