Want to watch a car wreck?

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Originally Posted by Jim Ganzer, "IWB"

2003 - I can quote most of that movie, but the awesomeness of that scene must have always escaped me. I love it when "The meat wagon arrives and the medic gets out. 'Oh. My. God!' And the new guy is over in the corner puking his guts out, all because you wanted to save a couple of extra pennies on brake pads."

"GET OUT! NOW!"

"Do you validate?"

Thanks for posting, I was actually jiggling while watching that.

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Great movie, like Will Ferrell, Chris Farley could do just about anything and I would be laughing.

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Originally Posted by Goose85

I personally cheer for Crean. He put MU hoops back on the map. If we kept Mike Deane or made a hire not as successful as Crean where would we be?

Indiana is also a victim of the unbalance Big 10 schedule this year. Two games against Mich State, Ohio State, Maryland and Purdue along with the game against Wisconsin on the road. On the flip side, Wisconsin had just one game against each of those teams.

Beat Mich State at home and they are in the tourney. Lose and they still may get in the tourney.

I for one will be pulling for Indiana to beat Mich State.

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I'm with you on this. Crean did great things for Marquette and we're still his beneficiaries. Whenever I look over at the student section at BB games all in gold t-shirts, that's what he did, engaging our students once again, besides jump-starting our whole program.

Most coaches are a bit intense, so that if he felt driven to jump to Indiana because he thought it the top of the basketball world, that wasn't an insult to us. More power to him.

I certainly don't want to see the man lose his job because he wanted to be the best. After all, "excellence" is one of Marquette's own hallmarks, even though most of us think excellence is just as attainable here at Marquette as it is at Indiana.

Not quite as mellow about Buzz, though I don't want him to lose his job either. Didn't like his dissing the BE and, by association, us along with it.

Tom's biggest mistake was not leaving MU more gracefully. His exit was very complex emotionallally for him. He should have thought about his legacy here, which is significant. He basically walked away from his emotions and plowed forward. That was how he was raised with a split family. What he missed, that Joanie knew, he had a place finally to call home for life. But, the anchor needed to be raised. He loves new challenges.

Yet, Strong, Kasten, Cords, Wild still show up at his IU games. KO misses it too. Milwaukee-strong.