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From what I'm hearing, maybe not this year, but they aren't far off. Apparently we have a couple of budding studs back there.

He looks... indifferent... Basically, he's not fighting yet. Just debating whether he should join....

If you're looking from pure NHL draft stock, there's a 1st and second rounder in 19 and none in 16. Hard to compare a finished product to a pure talent discussion, obviously, but I think Shaw is saying the kids are very talented. I can see how it's taken with controversy, but it's not a huge reach when you have a group with two very high draft picks in there.

I think he was talking about the freshman class that came in that year. I could have read that wrong. They way I took it, the class was a better influx of talent last year than the freshman class that was brought in two years ago.

I certainly will.

I do find it adorable how butthurt you are about this. Cheers, buddy! Welcome to SiouxSports!

Having to explain your joke makes it much less funny.

Ish

I shall call him Mike.... Mike Hawk.

Hey guys, look! They like us! They really like us! Idk about y'all, but I consider dumb and juvenile to be high praise

I laughed very hard at this one. It's phenomenal.

Btw, this may be the best over all look-a-like thread we've done. Awesome work, guys and gals.

I hope they do! It was frickin' good and that's why I used it again hahaha.

John Perko Ludo from Labyrinth

Garrett Smith Dynamo from Running Man

Tyray Collins Play Doh Spaghetti Maker

Campbell Sheidow Gabriel from Constantine

Dakota Wilson Tony Robbins

Isaiah Walter Anthony Davis

Jared Hensley A big toe

Zack Kinniger Little John from Robin Hood: Men in Tights

Ty Barrett Jobu from Major League

Not feeling very inspired.... but here's what I got... Caleb Jolivette Crazy Eyes from Mr. Deeds

I guess I didn't realize capitalizing a word or using "hate" in context of a sports rivalry helps define ones maturity, but since it apparently does, I guess I COULD say the same about YOUR (see what I did there?) capitalization, or lack thereof? BUT I won't. Nothing appeals to me about cheering for a rival. If that reflects my maturity, so be it. Not sure how it does, but I'd love to be further educated. However, if being mature truly means going on an online forum and insulting someone based on how they feel about rivalries or their capitalization practices, I'll stick to immaturity

So, because I'm younger than you (not sure if this is true, but it could be!), I am less mature. Only when my maturity (with age) blossoms, I will know the true fancy of sport and be less invested and no longer hate my rivals. This sound right? Just clarifying this. Because I have a 92 year old grandpa who would heartily disagree with this. Hating a rival is a part of what makes sports fun.