The No. 1 KU basketball team will not face Tennessee's full complement of players Sunday afternoon because of drug- and gun-related suspensions served to four Vols.
Exactly-haha! Un-loaded (as compared to KU's loaded roster), De-cocked (as compared to the cocky Wall), Down-sized (as opposed to Twins' Hudy-ized), Gutted team (as compared to KU's gutty win vs Cornell)....
Given the open container and scent of cannabis in the car, perhaps more appropriately it should be "formerly-loaded-but-more-recently-unloaded Tennessee team." The late, great Dr. Bremner might have called that a compound adjectival phrase.
KU crushes a disorganized team of guys trying too hard, 89-63.
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yates33333 3 years, 4 months ago
I am not sure "depleted" is the correct verb. We shall see if these four were "vital."
MarineHawk 3 years, 4 months ago
"I am not sure 'depleted' is the correct verb."
"Depleted" is used as an adjective, not a "verb" there grammar guy.
ralster 3 years, 4 months ago
Perhaps more appropriate would be "recently un-loaded Tennessee team"...
brooksmd 3 years, 4 months ago
ralster (anonymous) says... Perhaps more appropriate would be "recently un-loaded Tennessee team"...
As in S&W 9mm?
ralster 3 years, 4 months ago
Exactly-haha! Un-loaded (as compared to KU's loaded roster), De-cocked (as compared to the cocky Wall), Down-sized (as opposed to Twins' Hudy-ized), Gutted team (as compared to KU's gutty win vs Cornell)....
yates33333 3 years, 4 months ago
OK. I am not sure it is the right adjective. It is a verb used as an adjective, pedant. I doubt their team is depleted.
JHawk252 3 years, 4 months ago
Given the open container and scent of cannabis in the car, perhaps more appropriately it should be "formerly-loaded-but-more-recently-unloaded Tennessee team." The late, great Dr. Bremner might have called that a compound adjectival phrase.
KU crushes a disorganized team of guys trying too hard, 89-63.
yates33333 3 years, 4 months ago
Unfortunately, they weren't "depleted," but we were defeated.
BTW MARINEHAWK what you mean is that "depleted" wasn't the predicate. Of course, I didn't say it was.
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