Where Do We Stand - January 21st
Here's the thing. I know that it's "for every action there's an equal and opposite reaction" but I don't know what "it" is. I know it's not the Theory Of Relativity but I think it might
Robert
Real Time Back & Forth
Here's the background. As I was heading out of Breslin, I saw a tweet from Tyler. He had just finished watching the game on tape delay and was reacting in real-time to what he had just seen. How he felt about the game and how I felt about
Five Years
January 1, 2030 is closer to today than January 1, 2020. It seems impossible that this is true, but it is. The whole "The 20's Belong To The Illini" thing we've been going on about? The 20's are now more than half
Yoyo
If the plan for this season is "struggle at the beginning of the season, yoyo back and forth between solid performances and shaky performances in the middle of the season, and then really get on a roll at the end of the season", we're right on
The Should vs. Did Crisis
That's it - I'm calling it a crisis. It's a crisis. We're at a pivot point and it cannot pivot in the direction it's been trending. Logic must be applied. Understanding must be reached.
(Yes, it's fully basketball
What Can You Say?
We hosted a dinner party tonight. So I got home from the game, shoveled snow, helped clean the house, and then we had people here from 6:00 to 11:00. My wife went to bed, I grabbed my laptop, I sat down here at the end of the kitchen
Where Do We Stand? January 10th
Back-to-back NERDstat posts. The final football one and now the second basketball one. I haven't updated the basketball I-N-I since I left for Florida but now that I'm back in snowy Illinois, let's take a look at Where We Stand.
Spoiler: we stand in