Apparently there was some misinformation posted in the MUScoop WIKI in regards to Shane Littles. It states that "As it turns out, Littles didn't have many good days ahead of him. In January, 1994, he was declared academically ineligible and did not return to Marquette the next season." It was verified that he was never academically ineligible. Instead, He was dismissed from the team for violating "unspecified" team rules as reported by Marquette Tribune in 1994 and decided to transfer to Armstrong Atlantic State University the same year to finish out his basketball career. After graduating from college, he went on to play in several pro-am organizations and summer pro-leagues, including the Fila Summer Pro league in which Shane was the leading scorer (avg. 29.9 point per game) and 2nd in rebounds with 7.8 per game. He is now a business owner in Atlanta, Ga.
You should, uh change it then.
Thanks for the clarification. And welcome to the board.
First Joe Nethen joins us, and now Shane Littles. Can Craig Aamot be far behind?
Any chance you could share with us what unspecified team rules were broken? You always hears the phrase "broke team rules" and it could be just about anything.
Quote from: jce on September 12, 2008, 03:17:50 PM
First Joe Nethen joins us, and now Shane Littles. Can Craig Aamot be far behind?
If this is truly THE Shane Littles, should we reconsider player input on their own MUWiki? I mean, lots of crazy numbers and bios could be creatively edited. ;)
Quote from: 77ncaachamps on September 12, 2008, 06:11:35 PM
I mean, lots of crazy numbers and bios could be creatively edited. ;)
Never worry, we've got archives, and archives of archives, and even archives of those archives. I'm currently looking for an EMP Proof (http://www.govexec.com/dailyfed/0808/081908kp1.htm) warehouse to store some of these damn archives :o
(yes, I realize it was sarcasm)