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Yes and No (I mean, Yes) by BabaGhanouj
Yes, it is funny (and telling) how messages are misinterpreted between the two boards, specifically in this case about the UConn statistics anomaly. I was thinking of having a "telephone" game between the two boards:
McGraw's Bench: "Geno Auriemna prefers to live in a universe of his own making rather than the one the rest of us share."
Boneyard: "the poster said that Geno was cheating."
I thought it pretty funny. Well, at least they are reading—comprehension is another story.
…and No—Oh wait, Oh wait. I need to pay more attention. (that telephone game again) I see what you are saying. Yes, I know nothing about the ESPN board. That could have been you. Are you wound pretty tight? :-)