Hofstra - Odds I can Go??

[Digetydog]

Tomorrow morning, I am flying to San Fran for a mediation on Friday. Friday night - I am taking the redeye back to CT so I can get home by noon to see my wife and 2 year old. Having left her alone with my little one for 2 days (my wife has a hard job),

What are the odds that I can talk her into letting me go to Long Island to see the Ponies play Hofstra?


The good news is that I will be able to go to the URI game the following weekend.

[Terry Webster]

Stay home with your family. That's a whole lot more important.

[Pony ^]

take them with you

[Treadway21]

Give it a shot. This team is fun to watch. They play extremely hard the full time.

[Dooby]

If you go to the game, I guarantee you will see great coaching.

[hoopmanx]

Take your 2 y/o, make some memories, give wifey the weekend off.

[Treadway21]

Larry Brown returns to Long Island as SMU coach

November 28, 2012 4:12 PM
By STEVEN MARCUS [email protected]

Larry Brown's long and winding career in basketball started in Long Beach. He lived above the family's bakery, where the smell of fresh rye bread crept up the stairs and filled the rooms. Across the street was a schoolyard, where in his 12th year Brown discovered elevated cylinders used for depositing a round ball. It became his passion.

http://www.newsday.com/sports/college/c ... -1.4271071

[Hoop Fan]

ah, when my son was 2 he was wearing a red Jeryl Sasser jersey draped all over him around the house. Now he is a sophomore on his high school team. It goes fast, real fast. i feel like Sasser was just here in some ways, maybe because SMU basketball has been completely asleep since then.

[Paladin]

Larry Brown returns to Long Island as SMU coach

November 28, 2012 4:12 PM
By STEVEN MARCUS [email protected]

Larry Brown's long and winding career in basketball started in Long Beach. He lived above the family's bakery, where the smell of fresh rye bread crept up the stairs and filled the rooms. Across the street was a schoolyard, where in his 12th year Brown discovered elevated cylinders used for depositing a round ball. It became his passion.

http://www.newsday.com/sports/college/c ... -1.4271071

"Brown became interested in the SMU job when the university's football coach, June Jones, told him it would be the right fit. "Jones said this could be a special place. It would be a neat way for you to end."

[MiracleOnMockingbird]

Tomorrow morning, I am flying to San Fran for a mediation on Friday. Friday night - I am taking the redeye back to CT so I can get home by noon to see my wife and 2 year old. Having left her alone with my little one for 2 days (my wife has a hard job),

What are the odds that I can talk her into letting me go to Long Island to see the Ponies play Hofstra?


The good news is that I will be able to go to the URI game the following weekend.

I picture five Wayne Chrebet lookalikes on the court. If that is the case SMU will win.

[CalallenStang]

Larry Brown returns to Long Island as SMU coach

November 28, 2012 4:12 PM
By STEVEN MARCUS [email protected]

Larry Brown's long and winding career in basketball started in Long Beach. He lived above the family's bakery, where the smell of fresh rye bread crept up the stairs and filled the rooms. Across the street was a schoolyard, where in his 12th year Brown discovered elevated cylinders used for depositing a round ball. It became his passion.

http://www.newsday.com/sports/college/c ... -1.4271071

"Brown became interested in the SMU job when the university's football coach, June Jones, told him it would be the right fit. "Jones said this could be a special place. It would be a neat way for you to end."

Well, at least June recruited SOMEONE.

[Digetydog]

Larry Brown returns to Long Island as SMU coach

November 28, 2012 4:12 PM
By STEVEN MARCUS [email protected]

Larry Brown's long and winding career in basketball started in Long Beach. He lived above the family's bakery, where the smell of fresh rye bread crept up the stairs and filled the rooms. Across the street was a schoolyard, where in his 12th year Brown discovered elevated cylinders used for depositing a round ball. It became his passion.

http://www.newsday.com/sports/college/c ... -1.4271071

Better yet - someone good.
"Brown became interested in the SMU job when the university's football coach, June Jones, told him it would be the right fit. "Jones said this could be a special place. It would be a neat way for you to end."

Well, at least June recruited SOMEONE.

[EastStang]

By the way, George Mason beat URI last night. Hofstra is in the CAA with Mason. They should be a tough opponent. It looks like Brown is working on the building blocks for a solid RPI at the end of the year. Playing teams from Big XII, PAC 12, CAA, Atlantic 10, MVC, all build up the RPI formula. At the end of the year, if we can hold serve in conference and at least get into the top 4 in CUSA will give us a decent RPI when the post season planners look at teams.

[Mustangs35SMU]

"Brown became interested in the SMU job when the university's football coach, June Jones, told him it would be the right fit. "Jones said this could be a special place. It would be a neat way for you to end."

Oh my God....we have HIM to thank for all of this?

[ponyboy]

ah, when my son was 2 he was wearing a red Jeryl Sasser jersey draped all over him around the house. Now he is a sophomore on his high school team. It goes fast, real fast. i feel like Sasser was just here in some ways, maybe because SMU basketball has been completely asleep since then.

My high school junior still has that Sasser jersey.