A dangerous thing...

[Herndon]

Yeah, I'm talking about hope. Something I haven't had for this program in a long time. Suddenly, I'm looking at the players imagining what it would look like if they actually developed, or had a situation which played to their strengths.

I'm imagining Marquise Moore as a tough as nails PG who played in a system that didn't ask him to take a ton of shots, but just run a system, be tough as nails on D, and use his physical gifts.

I'm imagining Jalen Jenkins being a matchup problem for other teams, instead of just "a guy with no position".

I'm imagining Shevon Thompson knocking down 70% of his free throws.

I imagine Holloway playing enough of a semblance of defense to be our Jason Terry-esque bench maniac.

I know hope can drive me crazy in a place like this, but for right now, I'm going to listen to the marriage of Figaro, and remember the time when George Mason made other teams fans get a knot in their stomach, instead of our own.

 

[Pikapppatri8]

Hooo-f**king-rah sir Hoorah!


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[gmujim92]

Yeah, I'm talking about hope. Something I haven't had for this program in a long time. Suddenly, I'm looking at the players imagining what it would look like if they actually developed, or had a situation which played to their strengths.

I'm imagining Marquise Moore as a tough as nails PG who played in a system that didn't ask him to take a ton of shots, but just run a system, be tough as nails on D, and use his physical gifts.

I'm imagining Jalen Jenkins being a matchup problem for other teams, instead of just "a guy with no position".

I'm imagining Shevon Thompson knocking down 70% of his free throws.

I imagine Holloway playing enough of a semblance of defense to be our Jason Terry-esque bench maniac.

I know hope can drive me crazy in a place like this, but for right now, I'm going to listen to the marriage of Figaro, and remember the time when George Mason made other teams fans get a knot in their stomach, instead of our own.

We need to get Frank Caliendo to read this in Ellis Boyd Redding's voice.

That would be funny as hell.