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Illini public scrimmage today (10/15)- standout player is.....Sammy M.

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  • #16
    Originally posted by afan View Post
    Da Coach...I am disappointed. You have totally missed it! I have never said that I hope! Sammy fails (unless he is playing against Bradley, of course. And I would never wish medical problems for him. I hope that he does well. In fact I don't remember anyone wishing poor performance or medical problems for him. That would be terrible. As with many others I firmly believe that he bailed on Bradley basketball, his team mates and his fans. Illinois apparently needs a point guard. So does Bradley basketball. Sammy knew that when he left. We know who he chose, right?
    I am sorry if you misinterpreted what I said. I am not accusing anyone here of hoping Sammy fails. But there are people saying this, as well as reveling in reports of his medical limitations.

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    • #17
      Shouldn't you have posted this on the Illini board? Nobody on this board wants to read about Sammy!
      ???People say, ???Forget last year', but I want our guys to remember that one, because that will not happen again. We will be much better.??? Geno Ford, 9/22/12

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      • #18
        He scored 9 points on 3 3's...........how is that a "slew"

        DJ lead all scorers with 11...what about him?

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        • #19
          Originally posted by Future Walk-On View Post
          He scored 9 points on 3 3's...........how is that a "slew"

          DJ lead all scorers with 11...what about him?
          The public scrimmage only lasted around 10 minutes, so 9 points, 3-3 on three point shots, is impressive for guy on one ankle.

          And the term you are referring to came from this line that was written by the Chicago Tribune writer, so maybe we need to ask them-

          Point guard Sam Maniscalco was the standout, making a slew of 3-point shots.

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          • #20
            Originally posted by Da Coach View Post
            The public scrimmage only lasted around 10 minutes, so 9 points, 3-3 on three point shots, is impressive for guy on one ankle.

            And the term you are referring to came from this line that was written by the Chicago Tribune writer, so maybe we need to ask them-

            Point guard Sam Maniscalco was the standout, making a slew of 3-point shots.
            http://www.chicagotribune.com/sports...,3683136.story
            haha yeah I knew it was his....I am anti chicago

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            • #21
              Just for the record, I don't want him to fail despite my dislike for what he did and the choice he made.

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              • #22
                Originally posted by Da Coach View Post
                The public scrimmage only lasted around 10 minutes, so 9 points, 3-3 on three point shots, is impressive for guy on one ankle.
                Not that it really matters but the scrimmage was 16 minutes long.

                Highlights for anyone who wants to view: http://www.fightingillini.com/sports...100611aaa.html

                Maybe someone can explain the long sleeve shirts under the jerseys on some of the players?

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                • #23
                  Originally posted by cpacmel View Post
                  Not that it really matters but the scrimmage was 16 minutes long.

                  Highlights for anyone who wants to view: http://www.fightingillini.com/sports...100611aaa.html

                  Maybe someone can explain the long sleeve shirts under the jerseys on some of the players?
                  When I was younger I saw college kids do this....and then I used to do it....but then I got really hot.

                  but i guess it keeps the muscles warm, and blah blah ? duno

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                  • #24
                    I can understand it for warming up. But during a scrimmage? To each is their own I guess.

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                    • #25
                      Originally posted by cpacmel View Post
                      I can understand it for warming up. But during a scrimmage? To each is their own I guess.
                      I wouldn't rule out that it is all for style nowadays....

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                      • #26
                        Yea! Playing in a long sleeve shirt does not sound comfortable.
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                        • #27
                          Originally posted by InMnBob1 View Post
                          Just for the record, I don't want him to fail despite my dislike for what he did and the choice he made.
                          I'm in this camp as well. I don't hope SM does poorly at U of I, I hope he does well actually but it won't affect me either way. That doesn't change the fact that I am disappointed how he left Bradley. His loyalty was to the coach, no one else and nothing else, that's his choice. I'm over it but that doesn't mean I have to like it.

                          Good luck to Sam, but I couldn't care less about how he does at U of I.

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                          • #28
                            Originally posted by bradleyguy10 View Post
                            ....i don't hope sm does poorly at u of i, i hope he does well .... But i couldn't care less about how he does at u of i.
                            Say what?!

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                            • #29
                              Read it again.

                              After I said I hope he does well I stated "but it won't affect me either way", which is why I couldn't care less. I understand his decision, I hope he does well at Illinois, but if he doesn't I don't care. It's actually not that hard to understand.

                              Have you ever hoped something goes one way but if it didn't it doesn't really matter to you? I'm sure you have. That's this situation.

                              I hoped the Tampa Bay Rays would make it to the World Series, but they didn't and I don't really care. I hope SM does pretty well at Illinois to represent the valley/bradley, but if he doesn't I couldn't care less..it will not affect my mood one iota.

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                              • #30
                                chicago tribune:illini easing in maniscalco to physical play...

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