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Wouldn’t you love to have Stan Heath’s task? All he has to do is climb past Villanova, and UConn, and West Virginia, and Louisville, and Georgetown, and Syracuse, and Notre Dame, and Cincinnati, and Pittsburgh, and on, and on. 03-banghead
11-09-2009 11:57 AM
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(11-09-2009 11:57 AM)MICHAELSPAPPY Wrote:  Wouldn’t you love to have Stan Heath’s task? All he has to do is climb past Villanova, and UConn, and West Virginia, and Louisville, and Georgetown, and Syracuse, and Notre Dame, and Cincinnati, and Pittsburgh, and on, and on. 03-banghead

You think that's bad, try being in my son's former coach Jerry Wainwright's shoes at DePaul. The Big East is murder.
11-09-2009 12:25 PM
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