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Old January 1st, 2004, 08:13 PM   #1
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UA @ ASU basketball game


The PAC-10 opener 'Cats at 'Devils this weekend.

I am looking forward to a good game. Arizona seems very young and vulnerable. I haven't watched ASU much but it sounds like they have some nice new players.



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Old January 1st, 2004, 09:17 PM   #2
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ASU's basketball team is much like their football team. Lots of hype, no production. The Cats are vulnerable, but I don't see them overlooking the Cats
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Old January 1st, 2004, 09:23 PM   #3
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The Cats look the same as they do every year. Playing well against the big teams and playing down to their competition against inferior teams. At the same time, ASU looks like crap. No wins away from home or against a quality opponent. They are essentially a one-man team. But you never know in these games. ASU always gets up against their supposed "rival."
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Old January 1st, 2004, 11:28 PM   #4
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The Cats look the same as they do every year. Playing well against the big teams and playing down to their competition against inferior teams. At the same time, ASU looks like crap. No wins away from home or against a quality opponent. They are essentially a one-man team. But you never know in these games. ASU always gets up against their supposed "rival."
You're right, these games usually are different. However, right now ASU is in a downward spiral, and I don't think going up against the #4 team in the country, even if it IS Arizona, is going to help them much.

It'll probably be a competitive game, but UofA just has too many weapons. They only go like 7 deep, but all 7 of those players can put 20 points up if they wanted to.
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Old January 2nd, 2004, 01:02 AM   #5
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ASU's basketball team is much like their football team. Lots of hype, no production. The Cats are vulnerable, but I don't see them overlooking the Cats
And your football team? No hype...no production?

BTW: We prefer to go by Sun Devils or even Devils, unless you were implying that your team would not overlook itself.

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Arizona seems very young and vulnerable.


They're no Western Michigan to be sure.
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Old January 2nd, 2004, 07:38 AM   #7
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They're no Western Michigan to be sure.
Don't forget about basketball powerhouses Nebraska and Northwestern.
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Old January 2nd, 2004, 07:42 AM   #8
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They're no Western Michigan to be sure.
LOL


I guess I didn't realize ASU was having that bad of a year. Rivalry games are usually fun to watch. I just hope it stays clean.
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Old January 2nd, 2004, 08:46 AM   #9
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I think UofA is going to roll. It hurts to say this but I think ASU has looked horrible this year. We still haven't beat anyone over .500 or won on the road. I wouldn't call them overrated only because I don't remember anyone rating them high to begin with. Hopefully the Cats will over look them but I seriously doubt it. I hope I'm wrong though.

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And your football team? No hype...no production?

BTW: We prefer to go by Sun Devils or even Devils, unless you were implying that your team would not overlook itself.

Go Devils!!! Fork the Cats!!!
I was just using the football team as an analogy.

Besides, I'd rather be in UofA's position in football than ASU's.
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Besides, I'd rather be in UofA's position in football than ASU's.
Exactly. I have a good feeling we could be superior to Tempe Normal in both sports pretty soon. Many of these ASU fans won't admit it, but they are pretty nervous about Stoops, especially because they're stuck with Dirk Koetter.
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Besides, I'd rather be in UofA's position in football than ASU's.
You would?

No offense, but UofA is still a laughingstock of college football until proven otherwise. Mikey Stoops has to prove himself as a head coach now that he is with his big brother.

I'm not a huge fan of Koetter, but he has still proven more than Stoops has.
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Exactly. I have a good feeling we could be superior to Tempe Normal in both sports pretty soon. Many of these ASU fans won't admit it, but they are pretty nervous about Stoops, especially because they're stuck with Dirk Koetter.
Nervous? Puhleaze....

UofLame's football roster is so bad right now, that I won't be "nervous" for at least a couple of years.
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Exactly. I have a good feeling we could be superior to Tempe Normal in both sports pretty soon. Many of these ASU fans won't admit it, but they are pretty nervous about Stoops, especially because they're stuck with Dirk Koetter.
Just be sure to keep Stoops out of the strip clubs and off the road when he's drinking.

Other than that, he'll probably help the football program down there.
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