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Always a big fan of Trey. Very understandable decision. He was really coming on at the end of his freshman year, sad that leg injury derailed everything for him so much.

Just not understanding Buzz's lack of playing time for Pierce. He's 7-0 250, Auguste is 6-9 235. Pierce can defend, keep balls alive on the glass and score in the post. Buzz could have put LeDay on Bonzie Colson and Pierce on Auguste. Pierce could have at least kept Auguste off the offensive glass and LeDay would not be bulled to the goal for buckets and fouls by Colson as he did repeatedly.

Why pick two pinks so close together! Is that two circles of 36"+ or will it drop back down below 30" in those two areas?!? So frustrating. I may as well be color blind for most of these maps.

Kind of like the ECU game before the regular season starts?

yeah I did notice that the roads weren't treated. I'm not sure who is responsible for that. I just figured whoever was in charge of treating them didn't realize we were supposed to get an inch of snow last night. The focus has been on this Blizzard Watch that isn't supposed to hit until mid-day Friday. I just assumed last night was a bit of an oversight given this weekend's big event.

I pretty much flip between Ozzy's Boneyard, Lithium, Classic Vinyl, and Classic Rewind.

SXM FC is used occasionally if I can't get home in time to catch midweek Arsenal games.

Shane was saying that Shai was looking great towards the end of the season.

Marshawn should NEVER have been on the field for training camp in the summer. I think the medical staff dropped the ball on that one.

just couldn't stop the dribble drive to save our life in the last 5 min of the game and then when we tried to step in and draw the charge seemed to always end up being a block and plus one for ND. tough one to lose. I thought we had them.

The show late last night and this morning is great though. All the finger pointing between different government agencies in the same city/county of who was responsible for treating the roads, then add in the county vs state road debate and it's entertaining.

It was definitely slick last night. I drove in it and it was definitely dangerous. It didn't help that there were a ton of people driving in the treacherous conditions. I saw a lot of drivers make very typical mistakes which can lead to accidents in these conditions. The most common mistake I saw was people locking up their brakes and sliding. It is frustrating when you see a car sliding and see the wheels locked up and they just sit there braking and hanging on for dear life. I think poorly educated drivers has to be the biggest reason for accidents in snowy conditions, especially around here. It took me an hour and 20 minutes to travel 1.5 miles. I was absolutely blown away that half an inch of snow on the road can completely shut down an entire region. I will not be driving in it this weekend.

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