Buckminsterfuller
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I prefer Gilles' custard... Wisconsin's oldest custard stand, and the one located only a few blocks away from K2's high school (Wisconsin Lutheran).
MBB: Duke 96, Maine 62 Post Game Thread
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kAzE
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Was it confirmed he was a healthy scratch? Foot injuries on bigs aren't something to mess around with. I suspect he's still being held out for health reasons. Scheyer keeps saying they want to get him back on the court, and I see no reason why they would considering redshirting him. Right now, we have no recruited center for the next season, so once he is cleared to play, I see no reason why he shouldn't get some playing time. Any experience is valuable.
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MChambers
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Right. From everything Scheyer has said, Ngongba will play when he’s fully healthy and had some practices under his belt. No reason to rush it.
Wisconsin Lutheran is a bit redundant, no? Like Vatican Catholic...
MChambers
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Does Gilles’ custard make you fuller? (Ducks.)
Actually not. Minnesota is more Protestant. Wisconsin and Milwaukee, in particular, are pretty Catholic, and in certain suburbs, quite Jewish.
1% Jewish per Pew
ChillinDuke
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Does anyone know why he wears the glove?
rsvman
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During the broadcast they said something vague about a hand injury that was healing, and that the glove was to prevent setbacks in the healing process.
brevity
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Khaman Maluach spoke about it -- vaguely -- in a locker room interview with The Devils Den after the Lincoln exhibition game.
The video's title says "hairline fracture", but Maluach never says anything more specific than a hand injury.
That seems low considering the local nickname for the northern suburb Fox Point is “lox point” but Milwaukee is decent sized and the suburbs I’m talking about aren’t densely populated.
I had a few Duke friends who were Jewish and from Wisconsin, but I think the basic, irrefutable fact is that Jews don't like milking cows and I'm standing by that.
had to jump in on this reply. Yes, they are all great choices though. If posters have not been to Milwaukee for a custard tour it is one of the hidden culinary gems of the USA. Very few people talk about it but yeah...so good.
On the food chain discussion. There is a donut store just outside the Dayton airport, old lunch counter style. Apple fritters ...wow. Old school place.
Very nice Taco choices in Manassas VA but terrible ones in Charlottesville. In fact, terrible choices there.
DC metro for good Ethiopian and Vietnamese Pho.
Back to custard...you can't go wrong with any of those bug Giles is neat.
Phredd3
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That's really cool! Good for the Crazies to treat an "enemy" manage like that, and good for him for how he handled the exposure. Great story all around.