How about Lavender?

[vee4xu]

Don't be a tool. Drew deserves more positive press.

Obviously you are not real swift in regonizing sarcasm, so let me spell it out for you. No one, I mean no one, on this board is and has been a bigger Drew Lavender fan from Day 1 than me. My whole point with your thread was to poke fun at the fact that just the other day there was a thread from someone else that was asking what was wrong with Drew and now you come out with the opposite a mere two days later.

Make no mistake, Drew Lavender is THE best point guard to ever play at Xavier. Now, why don't you go and work on trying to discern the tone of posting on a chatboard? It will help you to look like you know what you talking about.

[xuhuh!]

The big dance is where legends are made. The run is why Chalmers will always be on the list of greatest PGs. I think that Lavender does a better job at getting what he needs to get done done on a regular basis than Chalmers did. Chalmers had his moments throughout his career, but then he really turned it on at the right time. If Lavender turns it on for the tournament, i.e. if he gets even better or gets in the zone, then all other teams should beware. If he is on, everything else will just fall in place.

If that doesn't happen, then he will be remembered as just another talented PG at X.

I really want him to go off though! He has the talent. There are, of course, numerous other factors at play as well.

yes, X really needs to get deep into ncaa to open some eyes..there have been great guards on great teams, but often some 'freaky play' in a 'freaky game' game that stopped the deep one..texas, g'town, duke, gonzaga, ohio st. and miller runs drew who runs X

[principal]

Pretty funny, after X drubs ud and Drew scores only there, we got Oh my God, what is wrong with Drew. Now today we get, Wow is Drew great.

Yes, it is bordeline hilarious that one person (it was me, by the way) would express concern about Drew struggling after a few down-ish games and then after a really good game a *completely different* person would post about how good Drew is after a really good game. I mean, the irony is so thick I can cut it with a knife. Way to try to make a point by splicing together two unrelated posts made by two different people.