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RE: Hits V Post ratios!
Yeah better than before. I got until end of June 07 until warranty runs out. If i notice any issues, i will get it fixed under warranty.
Anyway, how are you Jags? Jim, still have that whining noise?
Anyway, how are you Jags? Jim, still have that whining noise?
RE: Hits V Post ratios!
ORIGINAL: DunhillYeah better than before. I got until end of June 07 until warranty runs out. If i notice any issues, i will get it fixed under warranty.
Anyway, how are you Jags? Jim, still have that whining noise?
Anyway, how are you Jags? Jim, still have that whining noise?
My noises? Yeah, still there on n off..........keep an eye on it an see how it goes.......Thats whatJag dealer took £100 off me to tell me...lol
We'll see
JC
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RE: Hits V Post ratios!
March Madness is good for exciting basketball without all of the money greed that there is in the NBA. Don't get me wrong the NBA by far kicks the **** of college ball, but you gotta admit that it's still pretty exciting.
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Bigdreams05 yo really think the "one on one" style of the NBA is better that the "tip to buzzer" hussle of college ball? Dont get me wrong I watch 85% of all Bulls games and lived through the Ron Mercer and Jalen Rose years, but watching college ball is so much better....
By the way i am losing all my brackets
By the way i am losing all my brackets
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I'm a one bracket man, and the only thing that's gone right for me is Georgetown and Florida. The biggest reason I don't like NCAA ball as much as the NBA is because of the difficulty of keeping up with the college game. 64 team playoffs, 100+ teams, the constant switching of players to the NBA after 1 or 2 years. It's too much to keep up with. I also dislike very much the loop-holes of recruiting and the 8th grade three point line. As for the one-on-one NBA game, watch the phoenix suns, the dallas mavericks, the detroit pistons, the orlando magic(yes the magic), or the new york knicks(yes the knicks), and you'll see GREAT team basketball. It seems to work much better for the suns, mavs, and pistons, but all of these teams play team ball. Keeping up with 32 teams and 16 in th playoffs is much easier too. However, I personally love how some individual players can take over at the end of a game and make other professionals look like high-school ball players. Dwayne Wade, T-Mac, Vince Carter, Kobe Bryant, and such. How about the players that put on a show during the whole game: Gilbert Arenas, LeBron James, Chris Bosh,.........OMG, I almost overlooked the SPURS. How about the spurs? The NBA is full of great action all of the time and so is the NCAA but unfortunately I can't watch the NCAA all of the time because of the lack of air time it gets. If you ask 90% of the country right now who the #1 NCAA player is, they'll say one of two things: Kevin Durant or Greg Oden. Ask the same question about the NBA and get about 30 different answers. You gotta love the competition of the NBA house groove!
