MUScoop
MUScoop => Hangin' at the Al => Topic started by: brewcity77 on February 06, 2016, 07:43:42 PM
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http://www.app.com/story/sports/college/2016/02/05/seton-hall-investigating-alleged-choking-incident/79870016/
Seton Hall transfer guard Jevon Thomas is accused of choking a grad student at an intramural game. Glad this attention is elsewhere.
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Was this durin' a sexual act, hey?
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players on the bball team (even transers) play intramurals? potentially in a leauge with refs?
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players on the bball team (even transers) play intramurals? potentially in a leauge with refs?
Very weird. At my grad school such actions were banned. I would think it is an NCAA violation.
My team actually tried to recruit a transfer player to our team the year he was out and was informed it was not allowed.
Funny thing is that he never played a game. He quit the team after his year sitting out. He was just using basketball to get a big aid package to get an IVY league education.
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Was this durin' a sexual act, hey?
You may want to update your schtick ai'na?
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At my grad school such actions were banned.
He was just using basketball to get a big aid package to get an IVY league education.
You realize, of course, that had you not attended an Ivy League school to prepare for a career in neurology you could be making $500 an hour chasing ambulances?
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You realize, of course, that had you not attended an Ivy League school to prepare for a career in neurology you could be making $500 an hour chasing ambulances?
You obviously do not realize that guys who chase ambulances do not bill by the hour but work on a contingency basis. No matter what school they went to.
So now you've learned something. And its free of charge.
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Where is that least favorite big east team poll? I want to change my answer to seaton hall (not just for this)
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http://www.app.com/story/sports/college/2016/02/05/seton-hall-investigating-alleged-choking-incident/79870016/
Seton Hall transfer guard Jevon Thomas is accused of choking a grad student at an intramural game. Glad this attention is elsewhere.
Yikes. 3 ppg, 30 % FG, 20 % 3P, 45 % FT over his two seasons at K-State before being suspended & leaving.
I wish he wouldn't have done this and been an awful replacement for Whitehead. Perhaps they can find a grad PG with his scholarship now (if he loses his)
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You realize, of course, that had you not attended an Ivy League school to prepare for a career in neurology you could be making $500 an hour chasing ambulances?
Please, PLEASE, don't let Politics Board feuds/grudges spill over into other boards. Please.
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Please, PLEASE, don't let Politics Board feuds/grudges spill over into other boards. Please.
Sounds reasonable
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Yikes. 3 ppg, 30 % FG, 20 % 3P, 45 % FT over his two seasons at K-State before being suspended & leaving.
I wish he wouldn't have done this and been an awful replacement for Whitehead. Perhaps they can find a grad PG with his scholarship now (if he loses his)
Was also committed to St. John's... and then Dayton... 90 different high schools attended
Went to a year of prep at St. John's NW'n Miltary Academy in Delafield...dude is 22 years old
Keep him, Hall!!
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players on the bball team (even transers) play intramurals? potentially in a leauge with refs?
Very weird. At my grad school such actions were banned. I would think it is an NCAA violation.
My team actually tried to recruit a transfer player to our team the year he was out and was informed it was not allowed.
Funny thing is that he never played a game. He quit the team after his year sitting out. He was just using basketball to get a big aid package to get an IVY league education.
According to the article, he wasn't playing, he was a spectator at the game.
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According to the article, he wasn't playing, he was a spectator at the game.
Well, that explains it then. It is easy as a spectator to get caught up in Rec Center hoops action to the point of violence. As a matter of course the gloves must necessarily come off when Dorm League bragging rights are on the line.
Nothing expresses a fan's unremitting loyalty for his favorite Rec Center team than kicking an opposing player's ass.
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Well, that explains it then. It is easy as a spectator to get caught up in Rec Center hoops action to the point of violence. As a matter of course the gloves must necessarily come off when Dorm League bragging rights are on the line.
Nothing expresses a fan's unremitting loyalty for his favorite Rec Center team than kicking an opposing player's ass.
My thoughts exactly.
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Well, that explains it then. It is easy as a spectator to get caught up in Rec Center hoops action to the point of violence. As a matter of course the gloves must necessarily come off when Dorm League bragging rights are on the line.
Nothing expresses a fan's unremitting loyalty for his favorite Rec Center team than kicking an opposing player's ass.
As a Division I player, he had far more ambition, he went for the referee.
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As a Division I player, he had far more ambition, he went for the referee.
I would expect nothing less!
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As a Division I player, he had far more ambition, he went for the referee.
No self-respecting Rec Center athlete should be expected to endure the indignities of inadequate officiating. Frankly, to have one's talents trivialized by the untrained judgment of such subpar individuals is too much for any Rec Center athlete to have to endure.
For the love of God some of these men played high school basketball.
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One time I knocked down 5 25-foot treys on ZFB and he went back to his dorm room and choked the chicken
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Is dat what ya call it, hey?
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One time I knocked down 5 25-foot treys on ZFB and he went back to his dorm room and choked the chicken
doesn't take a fine shooting performance by jaybz to get me to flog the dolphin.
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Is dat what ya call it, hey?
In my case it is more like Choking the California Condor
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In my case it is more like Choking the California Condor
Seems apropos, considering the Condor's extinct, no?
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Seems apropos, considering the Condor's extinct, no?
Alive, well, and thriving!
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Seems apropos, considering the Condor's extinct, no?
According to CNN, another bird has reached its demise, also by over use.
http://youtu.be/i1OCk60sxiI
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Alive, well, and thriving!
Let's say "virtually extinct," then, i.e. the only people who would get excited about it are geriatric bird watchers... most folks would look at it and think it was some sort of old, malfunctioning animatronic left over from the Country Bear Jamboree.
But boy, I tell you... Country Bear Jamboree was where it was at back in the 70s. No shame there, but time inevitably, flies.