From last nights NCAA championship game (more or less accurate): "Kansas knows what it's like to be in an championship over time game. They lost a game in triple overtime to North Carolina in 1954."
Yeah, because that game 54 years ago really helped them build character and maturity that they've been saving up now for over half a century. I don't suppose there is a single individual who was a student at or employee of Kansas for both championship overtime games. It must be the physical campus that stored up the experience, waiting until the appropriate time to bestow it upon the right basketball team.
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I made a similar comment to Brett last night when I heard that.
Yeah, I saw something about Kansas and the man who invented the game and "blah, blah, blah". The team is still only composed of men < 25 years old, if that. Retards!
According to the principles of Feng Shui, when you move into a new place you should make sure no one has ever died there, that it hasn't been foreclosed on, that no crimes were committed there etc or the bad energy could ruin your life. I'm sure it could work the other way too.
And why it hadn't made a difference in the last 54 years....I'll make something up about that later...
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