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Or sitting another game out?
 
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Poked in the eye. He might be out for a couple weeks. No but seriously how didn't he come back in the last game. It was a close game and he didn't want to come back in. Seems kind of soft to me.
 
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[Quote: Originally Posted by miggitymiggs420] Poked in the eye. He might be out for a couple weeks. No but seriously how didn't he come back in the last game. It was a close game and he didn't want to come back in. Seems kind of soft to me. [/Quote

This was puzzling he's sitting on the bench his eyes looked fine  clear and he's not even blinking , either he's extremely soft or the training staffs wears skirts

 
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Was having double vision.  Smart that he didn't play
 
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Quote Originally Posted by miggitymiggs420:

Poked in the eye. He might be out for a couple weeks. No but seriously how didn't he come back in the last game. It was a close game and he didn't want to come back in. Seems kind of soft to me. [/Quote

This was puzzling he's sitting on the bench his eyes looked fine  clear and he's not even blinking , either he's extremely soft or the training staffs wears skirts


Are you a doctor?  Are you protecting a multi-million dollar investment?  
Let's go Darwin
 
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Line movement suggests he is playing 
 
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He is soft... You are the number one team in nation and might lose. They could use you for sure. But his eye was still tearing up. That is soft. A real player would be out there. Even though I think he is a great player
 
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Quote Originally Posted by miggitymiggs420:

Quote Originally Posted by Silverstones:

Quote Originally Posted by miggitymiggs420:

Poked in the eye. He might be out for a couple weeks. No but seriously how didn't he come back in the last game. It was a close game and he didn't want to come back in. Seems kind of soft to me. [/QuoteThis was puzzling he's sitting on the bench his eyes looked fine  clear and he's not even blinking , either he's extremely soft or the training staffs wears skirts
Are you a doctor?  Are you protecting a multi-million dollar investment?  Line movement suggests he is playing 
Quote Originally Posted by kimoinsd808:

Are you a doctor?  Are you protecting a multi-million dollar investment?  
He is soft... You are the number one team in nation and might lose. They could use you for sure. But his eye was still tearing up. That is soft. A real player would be out there. Even though I think he is a great player

 

Go take a charge from Zion Williamson and we'll see if you can continue playing after that. Quite the keyboard warrior here. 

If I'm a lock to go top-3 in the draft, I'm not gonna mess with a fluke injury in a meaningless ACC regular season game, which they won anyway. They're worried about winning the title, try and think big picture here. 

If he's playing, I'd leave the line alone, but I think the under is still a good play. Syracuse's offense, which is mediocre at best, against a phenomenal Duke defense while Cuse's zone slows the tempo of the game down tremendously and forces more outside shots. Duke's outside shooting is below average and I wouldn't be surprised if Syracuse barely breaks 55-60 points. 

Zion can break an entire zone by himself so his status will be the variable that might have you waiting to place a bet for this game. 

BOL, everyone. 

 

 
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Keyboard warrior haha.. I said he was soft and I said I thought he was a good player. How is that  a keyboard warrior. He should of went back in the game. I could see if it was his leg or knee. But a poke in the eye. That's all I am saying.
 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by miggitymiggs420:

Quote Originally Posted by Silverstones:

Quote Originally Posted by miggitymiggs420:

Poked in the eye. He might be out for a couple weeks. No but seriously how didn't he come back in the last game. It was a close game and he didn't want to come back in. Seems kind of soft to me. [/QuoteThis was puzzling he's sitting on the bench his eyes looked fine  clear and he's not even blinking , either he's extremely soft or the training staffs wears skirts
Are you a doctor?  Are you protecting a multi-million dollar investment?  Line movement suggests he is playing 
Quote Originally Posted by kimoinsd808:

Are you a doctor?  Are you protecting a multi-million dollar investment?  
He is soft... You are the number one team in nation and might lose. They could use you for sure. But his eye was still tearing up. That is soft. A real player would be out there. Even though I think he is a great player
Quote Originally Posted by miggitymiggs420:

Quote Originally Posted by Silverstones:

Quote Originally Posted by miggitymiggs420:

Poked in the eye. He might be out for a couple weeks. No but seriously how didn't he come back in the last game. It was a close game and he didn't want to come back in. Seems kind of soft to me. [/QuoteThis was puzzling he's sitting on the bench his eyes looked fine  clear and he's not even blinking , either he's extremely soft or the training staffs wears skirts
Are you a doctor?  Are you protecting a multi-million dollar investment?  Line movement suggests he is playing 
Quote Originally Posted by kimoinsd808:

Are you a doctor?  Are you protecting a multi-million dollar investment?  
He is soft... You are the number one team in nation and might lose. They could use you for sure. But his eye was still tearing up. That is soft. A real player would be out there. Even though I think he is a great player
  Go take a charge from Zion Williamson and we'll see if you can continue playing after that. Quite the keyboard warrior here.  If I'm a lock to go top-3 in the draft, I'm not gonna mess with a fluke injury in a meaningless ACC regular season game, which they won anyway. They're worried about winning the title, try and think big picture here.  If he's playing, I'd leave the line alone, but I think the under is still a good play. Syracuse's offense, which is mediocre at best, against a phenomenal Duke defense while Cuse's zone slows the tempo of the game down tremendously and forces more outside shots. Duke's outside shooting is below average and I wouldn't be surprised if Syracuse barely breaks 55-60 points.  Zion can break an entire zone by himself so his status will be the variable that might have you waiting to place a bet for this game.  BOL, everyone.   Keyboard warrior haha.. I said he was soft and I said I thought he was a good player. How is that  a keyboard warrior. He should of went back in the game. I could see if it was his leg or knee. But a poke in the eye. That's all I am saying.

 

So if you've got double vision and you try and play and start screwing up, missing shots, turning the ball over, at least you're not soft? It was the logical decision to hold him out, and from what I read, it was Coach K's decision to keep him out. If he played and performed poorly after the injury leading to an FSU win, how would that conversation go? Six in one, half-dozen in the other, man. If it was an ACC/NCAA tournament game, he would've been on the floor. You're hung up on this one instance that's inconsequential to everyone unless you bet the game and lose/win money. 

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