Not true at all , was a great teammate just wasn’t the right level for him.I’m glad he went down a few levels. Could do well down there. Heard he “attitude problems” since his aau and high school days. Could be a reason he was in Willard’s doghouse.
Always seemed engaged and supportive in the bench from what I could see this year.Not true at all , was a great teammate just wasn’t the right level for him.
Please stop with the doghouse comments.I’m glad he went down a few levels. Could do well down there. Heard he “attitude problems” since his aau and high school days. Could be a reason he was in Willard’s doghouse.
Please stop with the doghouse comments.
Not every player who doesn't get minutes is in the doghouse. Some are just not good enough to earn those minutes.
Easy fella. I mean I’m sure you have K-Dub on speed dial but you would be surprised who posts here.I have a lot more pull than your average reader. Remember when Creighton beat us by 40 and the walk on played but he didn’t. Telling.
So based on one instance in an entire season you draw the conclusion that the player was in the dog house. Maybe he wasn't feeling well. Maybe he missed a class. Maybe he was injured. Maybe those precious seconds were given to the walkon as a reward for practicing hard.I have a lot more pull than your average reader. Remember when Creighton beat us by 40 and the walk on played but he didn’t. Telling.
That the destinations for our three transferees out were JMU, Monmouth and Florida A&M helps explain the kind of year we had.Wish him well. Seems like an unusual destination for one of our players.
"Not true at all , was a great teammate just wasn’t the right level for him."
If so, who does this fall on?
Speaking for my many fellow 'average' readers here, I wish to apologize for our gross absence of knowledge.I have a lot more pull than your average reader.
Well said.........lolSo based on one instance in an entire season you draw the conclusion that the player was in the dog house. Maybe he wasn't feeling well. Maybe he missed a class. Maybe he was injured. Maybe those precious seconds were given to the walkon as a reward for practicing hard.
I have inside info as well. And Ming was simply not ready physically to play at this level from the moment he walked on campus.
If you want put that on the player. But coaches dog house? He was given every chance to work himself into the rotation. He did not and that skill level, or lack thereof is evident by the schools involved in his transfer.
That the destinations for our three transferees out were JMU, Monmouth and Florida A&M helps explain the kind of year we had.
I'm in.Hope Shav, Tak and Ming kill it at their new stops, and I hope I can get prof ed to meet me at Monmouth one night to watch Shav, then maybe over to Max's for a great hot dog...
If it was a few years ago, I would have suggested Freddie's Pizzeria, but the owners sold it and I hear it is now atrocious...I'm in.
If you're talking edibles, it sounds like you're not talking hot dogs anymore ... unless you have the munchies.There's only one hot dog and it goes by the name Sabrett if you're talking edibles. If you're talking players - too many to list.