Tough day for EIU hoops hopes
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And If anyone is still alive that made that decision to be in the same conference as Ohio State and Michigan, then they do deserve some kudos. The rest of you irrelevant, coattail riding turds, not so much.
Hok fan getting chirpy after a win over FAMU is an odd flex
F-.
Derpy Hawk fan on board of member of best basketball conference by far tries to talk basketball smack using football. Sad little feller, you are.
I know I had this FAMU game circled at the beginning of the year as a must win. It never really occurred to me that the buy game on December 7 would amount to much. I was right. Twice.
Weird flex for a team that doesn't even get top billing for a mens'/womens' double header
Good lord that is the most cringey SM post I've read in awhile.
A classic example of the old axiom, "you can't make a silk purse out of a sow's ear."
Easy. Caitlyn and it isn't even close! Without the women's game, WFA would have been at 50% capacity if that!!
LOL scheduling a dog nuts opponent to play in WFH is the most Fran and Bluder thing ever.
I love how the central Iowa media called it a homecoming for Caitlyn Clark. She barely plays an hour and half away! It wasn't a "homecoming"!! Fans can easily see her play at "home" in Iowa City.
Maybe they played there so CC could say she won at WFA. I don’t think she ever won a state title, did she ever even make state in HS?
Those goofs over on GIA spouted that Garza was the best player to ever come out of Iowa...well he's still in Iowa playing in the G-League that's how out touch with reality squack fans are. Now its Clark. Yet they are still enamored with Murray's one standout game where he hit for 11 threes so is he still in the running.
In a recent John Miller & CW podcast (after the Hilton Massacre I think), Miller was rambling about how good Iowa's frontcourt would be if they were playing off of Garza, a player who graduated three years ago. Also brought up BJ Armstrong for some reason. EIU fans have a weird fixation/romanticization of the Great Hawkeyes of Yore.
