Johnny Hammersticks

My initial reaction was “this kid has no class.” Yet he’s a kid I guess. I don’t know. His behavior in that moment was classless. I don’t know that I’m ready to completely judge his character though.

He clearly disrespected Hue Jackson in his post game interview for seeking gainful employment (after being fired) with a division opponent. There may be more behind the scene re: Mayfield/Jackson, but I thought it was uncouth of him to put Hue on blast on television. Thoughts? Edit:

He got married man... So many young men have been lost. senseless...

Gotta get him in space....

Wasn’t that sageagainsthemachine? Miss that dude...

Dog90210’s movie review thread in which he reviewed The Smurfs movie was pretty darn funny. No linky though ?

Yeah, teal is for girls dolphins players sure are fems they should wear short skirts

I heard laurel.

Welp, I was born in '79, so my college football watching days didn't truly begin until the late 80's. I did watch the big bowl games, yes. My point is that it is better for college football (for the teams and the fans) to have more teams with a chance of taking home the nat'l championship. Call the individual games whatever you want.

Call whatever you want. I'll take 4 teams with a chance of winning a national championship over just 2 any day of the week. It's a good start, but should really be expanded to 16 teams, IMO. All the rest of the bowl games don't mean squat. Yeah, it's fun to watch, but for the schools involved it means nothing more than money and a little national exposure.

I absolutely loved it when he was jawing back and forth with that JAX LB after the first play yesterday. Love that fire.

Equally as bad as Rex Ryan's "...and things" filler statement.

This is what I'm hearing. In Orlando.

Saw the video of them coming up the tunnel, and I didn’t see any fans hitting players....

I don’t think he will.

I sat on my balls plenty of times.

FWIW, Drafttek has him mid 2nd. I believe 46-49 overall on their big board?

Vanderbilt loses freshman sensation PG Darius Garland for the season with a meniscus injury. That sucks. The kid’s a likely NBA lottery pick, and Vanderbilt was poised for a good season, IMO.

Whatever dude ? I was being conciliatory, and you again fire back with your stupid drivel. Enjoy being a Bona fan. I think I’d rather cheer for App State this year. Keep savoring that 1970 sweet 16 run ? I recant my dome-foam offer on 12/29 ?

Obviously.

Because @bbb quoted you as saying “they aren’t App State” in response to my to my question “And your point is?”

Congrats ? Look man...I don’t dislike Bona. My sister is a Bona alum (2002). I’ve been to games at Reilly. I’ve partied there and had a great time. It’s a great school, and they love their basketball team. I respect the program. You coming in this thread touting that Boeheim is somehow afraid to play Bona at Reilly, in Rochester, or on a playground court in Utica for that matter...is completely asanine. Major college basketball pograms do not play on the road against mid-major programs prior to their conference schedule. It’s just the way things are. I’ll be at the dome on 12/29 with my son. If you’re going to the game I’d be happy to buy you some dome-foam ??

Say your prayers, Blake. Jerry Hughes better have a career day tomorrow ??

I hear your point, and I kind of agree that benching him gives him what he wants. Makes me pissed that we traded for him. To the counterpoint, however, we have a crowded and young WR group right now. Let’s get these other guys playing time, and let KB be a healthy inactive for the rest of the season. Send a message to our players about effort and commitment. Besides, what is he doing for us out there anyway? I’d rather give snaps to Thompson, Foster and McKenzie right now. Evaluate for the future.

And your point is? Bona’s best years were in the 70’s, and then they were absolute garbage for about 2 decades. The last time they went to the sweet 16 was in 1970. They've had a couple decent teams in the 21st century, but still have blown in the tourney in each of their 3 opportunities in the 2000’s. How many players has Bona had drafted into the NBA since I was born nearly 40 years ago...1 maybe 2? And how’d Bona do in the tourney last year while Cuse marched to the elite 8 with one of their weaker teams in a decade? St. Bonaventure has some serious work to do before I would consider them an “upper mid-major.” Let’s be real.