2022-23 NOMINATIONS: "Cone of Shame"

[molly jabali]

WHICH KID///Hope they meant the one in white....I thought the kid in black showed remarkable restraint.....

[Stickboy46]

WHICH KID///Hope they meant the one in white....I thought the kid in black showed remarkable restraint.....

Both of them. No matter how dumb the kid in White is being, you have zero excuses for throwing a punch on the court.

[WstateU]

WHICH KID///Hope they meant the one in white....I thought the kid in black showed remarkable restraint.....

Definitely a solid ‘haymaker’...

Trivia time. Does anyone know where the term “haymaker” was derived from? Hint, it’s 'Wheatshocker' related. Ross and I were ‘haymakers’ back in the day… heck, I still do some haymaking today...





I know the suspense is killing everyone...

[SubGod22]

Just saw the clip on ESPN which shows that things kind of started a little before the cell phone video. SIUE appeared to get up in the UT Martin guys face after a basket, then the UT Martin guy got stupid as we all saw and got punched for it. After watching it back again, the physicality started as the ball was in the air and they were jockeying for position, a bit excessively.

ESPN said there were three ejections. I don't have audio at work but I can assume the two players involved were both tossed. I couldn't see anything in the video clips that warranted a third. I either missed something or it simply wasn't in the clip.

Unless they ejected the UT Martin kid on the bench who appeared to attempt to leave the bench area and was quickly stopped by a coach. He technically had both feet within the boundaries, but just barely. I just watched the clip again and there might have been another UT Martin guy that was ejected. He appeared to square up a bit but I don't think he threw a punch, though the refs may have saw it differently.

To sum up, they were both a couple of idiots. And this was in the first half too.

[Kung Wu]

I know the suspense is killing everyone...

You goofball!

LMAO!!

[ShockTalk]

You goofball!

LMAO!!

HEY!!!!

I did my share of "weed hooking" in the summers when I was in college at WSU. Did a lot of maintenance type work. One was to go in and cut down high grass and weeds in areas that you couldn't use mowers.

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[ShockTalk]

Looked to me like a 3rd player in white came in and also threw a punch.

[WstateU]

HEY!!!!

I did my share of "weed hooking" in the summers when I was in college at WSU. Did a lot of maintenance type work. One was to go in and cut down high grass and weeds in areas that you couldn't use mowers.

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AKA “Idiot Stick”… that’s what my pappy used to call them.

[RoyalShock]

AKA “Idiot Stick”… that’s what my pappy used to call them.

That's what my dad called it, too!

[1972Shocker]

Yeah, she should be suspended because of those eyelash extensions. Eeesh.

Seems to be a popular accessory for many women's basketball players. Perhaps it cuts down on the glare of the arena lights.

[WstateU]

Seems to be a popular accessory for many women's basketball players. Perhaps it cuts down on the glare of the arena lights.

Sorry, can't hep maself...

[wheathead]

Definitely a solid ‘haymaker’...

Trivia time. Does anyone know where the term “haymaker” was derived from? Hint, it’s 'Wheatshocker' related. Ross and I were ‘haymakers’ back in the day… heck, I still do some haymaking today...





I know the suspense is killing everyone...

WstateU I watched that video for 3 hours straight and the guy never made any progress. Must've had a dull blade.

[Atxshoxfan]

Definitely a solid ‘haymaker’...

Trivia time. Does anyone know where the term “haymaker” was derived from? Hint, it’s 'Wheatshocker' related. Ross and I were ‘haymakers’ back in the day… heck, I still do some haymaking today...





I know the suspense is killing everyone...

I don't know where haymaker came from, but I see you found our near future lawn mowers.

[Shocker Mama]

HEY!!!!

I did my share of "weed hooking" in the summers when I was in college at WSU. Did a lot of maintenance type work. One was to go in and cut down high grass and weeds in areas that you couldn't use mowers.

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Where I grew up, those were called “Idiot Sticks.” I don’t know if that is true elsewhere.

[ShockTalk]

Where I grew up, those were called “Idiot Sticks.” I don’t know if that is true elsewhere.

It is.