@realnikohouse Regardless if u find what he did funny or not, the butt of the collective joke was the public audience , who time and time again fell for ridiculously basic stigmas he put out. Not the characters. It was poking fun at a lack of global awareness
@ChiSoxFanMike He isn't a good ballplayer, Mike. He's got pop. He's a nice guy. After witnessing the glut of positioned 16 " softball hitters come thru here the last decade and a half, go get the young arm.
@comiskeydog1 Good sign. Surprising. Depth piece at worst. Clubhouse guy who came in right away and earned a leadership role. Played well too. Even if it tempers production wise it's a solid move
@arielhelwani@BellatorMMA Yup, and it isnt a difficult thing to do, to acknowledge the greats, most of whom pictured u get the feeling would be shoved back into GA if they asked for a comp for a ufc event. The ufc self sabotage almost seems designed at this point. Just a super villain.
@PMcHale12 Point is, if you dig into Mosers past a bit , it wasn't exactly some meteoric rise to college basketball elites. He had a shaky rep if he could get the job done at the highest level, and had to earn his way back by going back as an asset and then taking a job w loyola,
@PMcHale12 Suppose I worded it wrong. He was actually coach of Illinois st in like 2004 to 07, and there were no tears shed when he was canned. And while you are probably right about isu not getting to a final four and multiple tourneys....if loyola can, well...there is a chance.
@OU_MBBall Moser had his little blip w loyola but as an Illinois st alum..he flopped. Worried his stock was too high to come into the big12 and battle w these goliaths
@SoxScoreboard Was at the black rebel motorcycle club show at metro. Never forget running up to the bar and seeing this live. Was a complete sigh of relief and set the stage to get hot again!