Today's basketball tip II
When you have two home-state teams to work into the promo, be sure you don't play favorites with the wording!(Sorry, Jayhawks. You need at least a 20-point margin for a "cruise.")
posted by fev at 7:43 PM
Friday, March 19, 2010
When you have two home-state teams to work into the promo, be sure you don't play favorites with the wording!(Sorry, Jayhawks. You need at least a 20-point margin for a "cruise.")
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4 Comments:
Emil anonymously said, "Umm, K State = the Wildcats." MIZ
Right -- so that 'cruise' is justified, but the Jayhawks have to settle for a lesser verb.
K-E-Y!
Hey Fev, congrats on that NIT bid! =)
I don't know. If one team did cruise and the other didn't...?
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