(02-24-2015 02:25 AM)Tiger Greg Wrote:  SMU and Tulsa are at home.

The Tigers have already beaten UConn and Cindy.

What's so impossible about taking the last four?

Have you all given up?

"Was it over when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor?"

Even if we make the NIT it will be as a 7 or 8 seed. No home game.

(03-01-2015 02:38 PM)bluebacker Wrote:  Even if we make the NIT it will be as a 7 or 8 seed. No home game.

We'll get a home game in the NIT since we would have a halfway decent crowd (for NIT purposes that is).

(02-24-2015 02:43 AM)Tiger Greg Wrote:  Yes, let's do.

We did

(03-01-2015 03:36 PM)Brother Bluto Wrote:  

(02-24-2015 02:43 AM)Tiger Greg Wrote:  Yes, let's do.

We did

That old boy and his sidekick Stammers have been awful quiet today.

Then again, last night's debacle is kinda hard to defend

(03-01-2015 03:52 PM)ByrdMan Wrote:  

(03-01-2015 03:36 PM)Brother Bluto Wrote:  

(02-24-2015 02:43 AM)Tiger Greg Wrote:  Yes, let's do.

We did

That old boy and his sidekick Stammers have been awful quiet today.

Then again, last night's debacle is kinda hard to defend

I thought the same thing.

There is no joy in Mudville...

Down goes Frazier

(03-01-2015 03:52 PM)ByrdMan Wrote:  

(03-01-2015 03:36 PM)Brother Bluto Wrote:  

(02-24-2015 02:43 AM)Tiger Greg Wrote:  Yes, let's do.

We did

That old boy and his sidekick Stammers have been awful quiet today.

Then again, last night's debacle is kinda hard to defend

Getting swept by Tulsa will do that to you. Tulsa isn't even good. SMU, yes they are pretty good and they have an experienced coach who took over a program in WAY worse shape than anything we've ever seen around here and in year 3 has a marginal top 25 program.

Meanwhile in year 6 we have..............

Former Tigers talk state of the program

http://memphis.247sports.com/Bolt/Former...m-35936137

Here are the responses from some of the best to ever wear the blue and gray:

Dwight Boyd
“I support the coach. That’s my job. If you ask me, he’s doing a great job. Winning and losing is sometimes what determines whether the fans go left or right, but for me, this university is all about the kids. It’s not about Josh. The same thing that is going on now was going on back in the 80’s. We were just fortunate enough that we had great teams to kind of keep the fans off us.”

John Wilfong
“Coach Pastner has won 24 games a year on average since he’s been here. When coach Cal left, this program could have really declined and he kept it at a level where it has been nationally relevant. I think he’ll get it figured out. This is one season out of six that has been a little bit underperforming. The others have been good seasons. As a Tiger fan, I hope he gets it changed next year. I think the dynamic of the team next year with the Lawsons coming in with Austin and Shaq back, and Kedren getting in shape, they’re going to be a lot better. I think the fans should just be patient.”

Andre Turner
“Hopefully we can get past it. Hopefully our guys will continue to work hard and get better and make a good run at the AAC tournament in March. It’s just one of those things that it’s not going the way individuals hoped it would go. It’s the nature of basketball. Without a doubt (it was like this in the 80’s). But we loved it. The expectations are what we enjoyed and the reason why we worked so hard in practice and the games as well. We wanted to make our fans happy and make sure we were putting a good product on the court.”

I was wondering who would post this first, TigerGreg or Stammers.

I knew it wouldn't be you.
Totally blows your belligerent argument clear out of the water.

(03-01-2015 06:57 PM)Tiger Greg Wrote:  I knew it wouldn't be you.
Totally blows your belligerent argument clear out of the water.

You must have me confused with someone else. Which argument are you referring to? Link?

There is no confusion on my part.

Perhaps you've already forgotten this:

Quote:I was wondering who would post this first, TigerGreg or Stammers.

(03-01-2015 06:45 PM)Tiger Greg Wrote:  Former Tigers talk state of the program

http://memphis.247sports.com/Bolt/Former...m-35936137

Here are the responses from some of the best to ever wear the blue and gray:

Dwight Boyd
“I support the coach. That’s my job. If you ask me, he’s doing a great job. Winning and losing is sometimes what determines whether the fans go left or right, but for me, this university is all about the kids. It’s not about Josh. The same thing that is going on now was going on back in the 80’s. We were just fortunate enough that we had great teams to kind of keep the fans off us.”

John Wilfong
“Coach Pastner has won 24 games a year on average since he’s been here. When coach Cal left, this program could have really declined and he kept it at a level where it has been nationally relevant. I think he’ll get it figured out. This is one season out of six that has been a little bit underperforming. The others have been good seasons. As a Tiger fan, I hope he gets it changed next year. I think the dynamic of the team next year with the Lawsons coming in with Austin and Shaq back, and Kedren getting in shape, they’re going to be a lot better. I think the fans should just be patient.”

Andre Turner
“Hopefully we can get past it. Hopefully our guys will continue to work hard and get better and make a good run at the AAC tournament in March. It’s just one of those things that it’s not going the way individuals hoped it would go. It’s the nature of basketball. Without a doubt (it was like this in the 80’s). But we loved it. The expectations are what we enjoyed and the reason why we worked so hard in practice and the games as well. We wanted to make our fans happy and make sure we were putting a good product on the court.”

That's called being PC

(03-01-2015 07:09 PM)Tiger Greg Wrote:  There is no confusion on my part.

Perhaps you've already forgotten this:

Quote:I was wondering who would post this first, TigerGreg or Stammers.

One more time and slowly ...... Where and when did I argue with you belligerently?

(03-01-2015 02:49 PM)ddramone Wrote:  

(03-01-2015 02:38 PM)bluebacker Wrote:  Even if we make the NIT it will be as a 7 or 8 seed. No home game.

We'll get a home game in the NIT since we would have a halfway decent crowd (for NIT purposes that is).

They don't do it that way anymore

(03-01-2015 07:27 PM)Brother Bluto Wrote:  

(03-01-2015 06:45 PM)Tiger Greg Wrote:  Former Tigers talk state of the program

http://memphis.247sports.com/Bolt/Former...m-35936137

Here are the responses from some of the best to ever wear the blue and gray:

Dwight Boyd
“I support the coach. That’s my job. If you ask me, he’s doing a great job. Winning and losing is sometimes what determines whether the fans go left or right, but for me, this university is all about the kids. It’s not about Josh. The same thing that is going on now was going on back in the 80’s. We were just fortunate enough that we had great teams to kind of keep the fans off us.”

John Wilfong
“Coach Pastner has won 24 games a year on average since he’s been here. When coach Cal left, this program could have really declined and he kept it at a level where it has been nationally relevant. I think he’ll get it figured out. This is one season out of six that has been a little bit underperforming. The others have been good seasons. As a Tiger fan, I hope he gets it changed next year. I think the dynamic of the team next year with the Lawsons coming in with Austin and Shaq back, and Kedren getting in shape, they’re going to be a lot better. I think the fans should just be patient.”

Andre Turner
“Hopefully we can get past it. Hopefully our guys will continue to work hard and get better and make a good run at the AAC tournament in March. It’s just one of those things that it’s not going the way individuals hoped it would go. It’s the nature of basketball. Without a doubt (it was like this in the 80’s). But we loved it. The expectations are what we enjoyed and the reason why we worked so hard in practice and the games as well. We wanted to make our fans happy and make sure we were putting a good product on the court.”

That's called being PC

Mac is a state of mind