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Hell, the dude was 6-8 from beyond the arc and 7-9 overall, which is better than our Big Ten contending Buckeyes shoot from the free throw line. Even if they hadn't guarded him, his performance would not have been pathetic.
Then what lesson he has learned? "If people feel sorry for you, you can accomplish anything." Yeah, that's great.
I never meant to imply that I thought his play was pathetic. Simply the entire episode if they left him unguarded and nobody in the news mentioned it and acted as if this was a real game.
I hope they were guarding him, because otherwise, this story is just pathetic.
I hope they were guarding him, because otherwise, this story is just pathetic.
The kid was seven for nine!! I know I couldn't hit that percentage even if wide open. Tibs you are just jealous because you couldn't hit the rim much less make the shot.
The scene made ESPN's Top Ten plays of the night and he indeed was guarded. The only thing pathetic here is some folks inability to show some empathy towards the situation and the kid's achievement.
Dude, just stop...