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I hope we can get one of these guards. I also hope a good enough one might already be on the team....

Ummm, wasn't this Antino's last year of eligibility? As such, I don't get the "entering the NBA draft" thing. I like Antino, but I think he's going right after LiAngelo Ball in the NBA draft. I hope the Sports Law Group has connections with GMs in Turkey.

I think first and foremost, we need the ever-elusive-but-ever-so-important killer guard. I understand we need talent everywhere, but that killer guard makes the difference come March and can take you to that next level. He had that guard at OU with Cooper (Kellogg was solid from deep, too). Look at March Madness this year. How do teams like Loyola become Cinderellas? They have the guards that step up and hit the big shots or make the key passes. Look at WVU. Their success almost single-handily came from Jevon Carter, who was the heart and soul of that team. Much like Terry Francona has revolutionized the importance of a bullpen mafia, college basketball is dominated by killer guards. You can neutralize athletic forwards with a killer guard or two; typically only the blue-chippers are match-up proof, and even then those blue-chip forwards play like guards. The importance of the killer guard is showing by the number of guards we have offered so far.

Hadn't heard about this till today. Being led by Ronald Shea of R. Shea Brewing. Sounds like there's a lot of potential at Canal Place! Here is a blog explaining what he wants to do Edit: Okay, there have been scattered stories in the ABJ, but it looks like it's finally coming together. Here's another article I found (6/18/17) on Missing Falls Brewery... Missing Falls Brewery now headed to downtown Akron And here is an article on Lock 15 Brewing. They won't be in Canal Place, but they are located along the canal on the northern end of downtown. Lock 15 Brewing plans to be a destination in Akron Hot off the presses: R. Shea signs lease for new production brewery, restaurant in Akron

IDK and frankly I don't really care what his reason for leaving was. He should just be careful for what he wished for. I know it's a different sport, but Jaaron Simmons had a pretty good thing going for him at OU to leave for greener pastures. Sure Michigan is having a nice run, but I can't imagine he left knowing he'd only be playing 8 minutes a night and average 1.5 ppg.

Yeah. Looks like it. Beautiful animal. Times sure are slow here when we (well, basically just me) are looking for any news in a players choice of dog.

That's just brutal. So much for build it and they will come. And how much truth is packed into this line? "The NCAA tourney system is rigged against schools such as UTA, and nothing the school did by firing Cross changes anything about its situation."

This type of thing is why Christian rock sucks too.