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Play Bryson Tucker, alot.....

I see your point entirely. I’ll say though, with Galloway and Leal, they’ve absolutely hit their ceiling. We know who they are. I can’t say the same thing about Tucker. That alone is worth exploring. But also, this team isnt going to win or compete for much of anything this season, so i think it’s better to start investing into next year. Start with Tucker, and either find out if he has the minerals or not. And if not, feel fine in letting him move on.
Makes sense
 
I see your point entirely. I’ll say though, with Galloway and Leal, they’ve absolutely hit their ceiling. We know who they are. I can’t say the same thing about Tucker. That alone is worth exploring. But also, this team isnt going to win or compete for much of anything this season, so i think it’s better to start investing into next year. Start with Tucker, and either find out if he has the minerals or not. And if not, feel fine in letting him move on.
This team is comfortably on the bubble/in the bubble conversation. Will they win any trophies this year? No. But you've got quite a few kids who would love playing in March Madness as they are at the ends of their careers. So while I'm not optimistic, there's still a fighting shot for a postseason birth. Too early to just say **** it.
 
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Wow. That’s really neat. I didn’t even think about rivers at higher elevations in NC. I have never fished for Musky but just pike. It looks like a lot of fun.
There's a small group of folks who are pretty dedicated to them. There's a Western NC Musky group on FB. There are some in some of the reservoirs, but they are much more prevalent in the rivers I mentioned and even some smaller rivers. Not super high elevation either. You get up that high and it's trout country, clear and cold and not enough nutrients to support anything besides trout. I'd guess the musky are around areas of 1500-2500' elevation. The areas that were really decimated by Hurricane Helene are some of the best musky water in NC. There's a lot of concern because CSX has been using heavy equipment and taking rock out of the riverbed to rebuild their rail line and so fisherman and environmentalists are concerned about the impact of changing the riverbed and having heavy industrial equipment in the river itself. Around Asheville there's a company that makes lots of underground pipe and their facility is right along the French Broad so a lot of concern about chemicals and their product that got washed into the river. No one had ever seen a storm like that.

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This team is comfortably on the bubble/in the bubble conversation. Will they win any trophies this year? No. But you've got quite a few kids who would love playing in March Madness as they are at the ends of their careers. So while I'm not optimistic, there's still a fighting shot for a postseason birth. Too early to just say **** it.
Just gotta let king woodson cook!!!!
 
This team is comfortably on the bubble/in the bubble conversation. Will they win any trophies this year? No. But you've got quite a few kids who would love playing in March Madness as they are at the ends of their careers. So while I'm not optimistic, there's still a fighting shot for a postseason birth. Too early to just say **** it.
Hope it's completely over ..Now !!!
Outside of beating Purdue. I could care less about seeing half hearted basketball. From a bunch that's just collecting coin...
 
This team is comfortably on the bubble/in the bubble conversation. Will they win any trophies this year? No. But you've got quite a few kids who would love playing in March Madness as they are at the ends of their careers. So while I'm not optimistic, there's still a fighting shot for a postseason birth. Too early to just say **** it.
The highest paid team in the big ten is on the bubble. Talk about a massive underachieve.
 
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Hope it's completely over ..Now !!!
Outside of beating Purdue. I could care less about seeing half hearted basketball. From a bunch that's just collecting coin...
Well, if they win enough games then it will have been because the quality of play improved greatly. I don’t think that happens, but that’s the truth
 
There's a small group of folks who are pretty dedicated to them. There's a Western NC Musky group on FB. There are some in some of the reservoirs, but they are much more prevalent in the rivers I mentioned and even some smaller rivers. Not super high elevation either. You get up that high and it's trout country, clear and cold and not enough nutrients to support anything besides trout. I'd guess the musky are around areas of 1500-2500' elevation. The areas that were really decimated by Hurricane Helene are some of the best musky water in NC. There's a lot of concern because CSX has been using heavy equipment and taking rock out of the riverbed to rebuild their rail line and so fisherman and environmentalists are concerned about the impact of changing the riverbed and having heavy industrial equipment in the river itself. Around Asheville there's a company that makes lots of underground pipe and their facility is right along the French Broad so a lot of concern about chemicals and their product that got washed into the river. No one had ever seen a storm like that.

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Thank you for posting this and still flabbergasted that there are Trout and Musky in NC. I was completely ignorant but after you explained it makes perfect sense. I haven’t been in NC except for the Charlotte airport watching NASCAR in the bar waiting for my next flight and so kind of a mythical place for me, the home of so many great basketball players and teams. Another twenty years and this storm will just be a legend-hopefully with no long term damage to the fisheries.
 
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