Anyone for Cousins?

[silesian]

Death Valley is one of the most popular (and, by that metric, SUCCESSFUL) National Parks in U.S. History. So, you've authored another bad metaphor (to make another hurried point).

Or maybe the metaphor referred to something other than park's popularity? Like maybe the paucity of water? It made sense to me anyway.

 

[Deleted member 848]

I usually can't read your posts unless they come in bundles of three. That is, three consecutive posts. And more exclamation points, pls. Also, please make sure that, per usual, your writing voice is the equivalent of a burning sphincter.

Remember when NAOS told us to not be pricks cuz we don't know what ppl are dealing with outside of Jazzfanz?

Yup. Still hard to believe it happened.

 

[NAOS]

Remember when NAOS told us to not be pricks cuz we don't know what ppl are dealing with outside of Jazzfanz?

Yup. Still hard to believe it happened.

That's not at all what I said. It's totally perfect that your memory has slaughtered it, though. Perfect.

 

[Saint Cy of JFC]

Remember when NAOS told us to not be pricks cuz we don't know what ppl are dealing with outside of Jazzfanz?

Yup. Still hard to believe it happened.

Still convinced NAOS forgot to log into an alt on that first post about being nice to people and just decided to roll with it.

 

[Dr. Jones]

I've intentionally stayed out of this thread being genuinely curious what people here would say about the topic.

Tbh, it has given me renewed faith in this message board for having some decent level of objectivity.
I truly expected to only see complete bashing of boogie. Glad to see some balance.

I have said REPEATEDLY... Cousins really needs a coach, PG, and fans that show him love. Immature of him? Probably.

But watching him play his FRESHMAN season at UK was an easy glimpse into what could be. Playing with John Wall (with whom there was tremendous mutual respect) and for Calipari (with whom there was tremendous mutual respect) along with a fanbase that ADORED him... he was happy. Still calls Lexington home. Not for the nightlife, not for the social scene, but because he's always been rejected his whole life.. until Lexington.

Sound immature? Kinda, yeah.. but if I were an NBA franchise and understood the recipe, I'd start baking.

 

[NAOS]

Still convinced NAOS forgot to log into an alt on that first post about being nice to people and just decided to roll with it.

you're the other person I expected to get this totally wrong. What a Saturday, guis!!!

 

[Crawlnstall]

If I knew Cousins could be a team player I'd trade almost anything for him. With a good coach and point guard he would easily by our go to scorer that we need

 

[NAOS]

I could see Snyder being "coach enough" for Boogie. But Exum has too much to prove, for Boogie, I'd guess.

After watching the Jazz this year, though, I'd love to see Boogie fix 80% of our offense all on his own.

 

[ncoloradojazz]

KArl couldn't control the guy and help him and some of you are just so funny because you are aware that
Karl> Quinn and it isn't even close. He couldn't mesh with a HOF coach so why would he with a pretty boy like Quinn?

 

[Dr. Jones]

KArl couldn't control the guy and help him and some of you are just so funny because you are aware that
Karl> Quinn and it isn't even close. He couldn't mesh with a HOF coach so why would he with a pretty boy like Quinn?

He meshed well with a different HOF coach.
Hit that softball!

 

[NAOS]

KArl couldn't control the guy and help him and some of you are just so funny because you are aware that
Karl> Quinn and it isn't even close. He couldn't mesh with a HOF coach so why would he with a pretty boy like Quinn?

his relationship to Karl Malone isn't really that indicative, IMHFO

 

[Eminence]

Yeah, I'd give quite a lot for Cousins. One of Gobert/Favors and one of Hood/Burks with a pick or two, not really sure how much Sac would be looking for.