Cy: I have a mtg in Crawford at the end of April .. you should let me treat you to a bourbon and a good cigar.
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Cy: I have a mtg in Crawford at the end of April .. you should let me treat you to a bourbon and a good cigar.
Look at a ******* map, dude. Do I gotta be your effin dad, too?
I'm in and out the same day, basically, so I was probably over-extending anyway .. best of luck on the exams.
Anyways, I guess what I really meant is that Kemba and Marshall just aren't comparable players. Kemba relied on what turns out to be relatively mediocre athleticism (no hate, just stating the facts), whereas Marshall's value is all about his court vision.
Personally, I really go back and forth on Marshall and Lillard for the Jazz. Although Marshall is a tremendous passer, we have a lot of guys who are good with the ball in their hands (Burks, Hayward, Jefferson, etc) and Lillard is a much better spotup shooter than Marshall is likely to ever be. On the other hand, Hayward can probably become more of a spotup shooter should we draft Marshall.
Honestly, I can see both Lillard and Marshall being successful and would be surprised if either of them doesn't end up being a nice player for someone.
Personally, I really go back and forth on Marshall and Lillard for the Jazz. Although Marshall is a tremendous passer, we have a lot of guys who are good with the ball in their hands (Burks, Hayward, Jefferson, etc) and Lillard is a much better spotup shooter than Marshall is likely to ever be. On the other hand, Hayward can probably become more of a spotup shooter should we draft Marshall.
Honestly, I can see both Lillard and Marshall being successful and would be surprised if either of them doesn't end up being a nice player for someone.
Would be interested to know what you major in...
Stifle Tower
Punch Bowl Re-Filler
Obviously, geography.
You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to GlassEater again.
Right now, Civil Engineering. Heavily considering changing to Forestry though. Really tired of CE classes.
What does forestry lead you towards as far as career choices?
I'm a junior at the U studying operations management.