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We are raising a nation of social media entitled fuckups.

Lets invade their board!

I've seen him play a few times...in person and on TV. I'm not too impressed. Plus, going to Duke solidifies that his pro career will fall short of expectations. No need to tweet him. He's about to live the frustration...but hey, he will always have the fact that he went to Duke on his resume!

Add Kansas to UK's schedule along with Michigan St, UNC, UCLA and Louisville

2-3 at best

UNC - IU in Bloomington. Holy lord we will get killed.

So will your diet.

BigRedMan wrote:UNC - IU in Bloomington. Holy lord we will get killed.

I would say "just like in this year's tourny", but you have too much ammo for a comeback, even if it is ancient history...

Damn, it sucks to be able to refer to something that I actually watched and experienced as ancient history...

What sucks even worse is that you still post here thinking we give a shit.

Considering your history with the hoods of your neighbors cars, it makes me squeamish when you use the phrase "give a shit"...

CHAPEL HILL—For 40 years Woody Durham painted the pictures of Carolina Basketball and Football like no other as the Voice of the Tar Heels. One of the most beloved announcers in sports, Woody retired in 2011. The 1963 UNC graduate called more than 1,800 broadcasts on the Tar Heel Sports Network, winning the North Carolina Sportscaster of the Year award 13 times. The Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame honored Woody in 2015 with the Curt Gowdy Award for electronic media.
Today, Woody and his wife, Jean, are releasing a letter to the community detailing a neurocognitive condition that Woody is facing. In his words, here’s Woody:


LETTER FROM WOODY DURHAM:

“Last winter, I was diagnosed with a neurocognitive disorder, primary progressive aphasia, that affects my language expression. I want to tell you this because I will no longer be doing any public speaking. I can still enjoy the company of friends and traveling with my wife, Jean, but I am not able to address groups as I did in the past. While learning of this diagnosis was a bit of a shock for Jean and me, and yes, quite an ironic one at that, it also brought a sense of relief to us in terms of understanding what was happening to me and how best to deal with it.

Our entire family is grateful for the incredible care we have received from a group of very talented medical professionals, led by Dr. James Kurz and Dr. Daniel Kaufer, of UNC Health Care. They have helped me adapt to this diagnosis and set up a treatment plan that will help me manage my day-to-day activities as I continue to enjoy retirement.

As in the past, I will continue to attend Carolina functions and sporting events as my schedule permits; and be part of civic and other charitable endeavors throughout the state. As part of these events, we want to make people more aware of primary progressive aphasia, and the impact that these neurocognitive disorders can have on individuals, families and friends. Along with raising awareness, we hope to encourage financial support for continued research and treatment in our state, as well as nationally.

I also hope to meet many more of the people that enjoyed our radio broadcasts in the 40 years I was privileged to be the “Voice of the Tar Heels.” Those greetings and kind words have meant so much to me in the last five years, and hold a very special place in my heart.”

Parkinson's sucks.

why bother trying after reading this?

https://theringer.com/ticket-industry-p ... .ka58cviyq

From the article: "The on-sale process is like a mysteriously devastating airplane farter: tickets leak out little bits at a time, nobody can figure out where they’re coming from, and the whole thing reeks."

I've got two for tonight if you want them.

Interesting article. I just sent it to Hollywood friend to see if he has any comment...

Carlos was cool as shit.

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