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sigep80

Watching SDSU on the duece right now, anyone know the story of why Ammo left MU?

drewm88

He and San Diego State currently taking it to Patty Mills and St. Mary's in the NIT quarterfinals.

MuMark

He left because he teammates basically voted him off the team.

MUfan2

He couldn't get markers at Potowotomi anymore.
"If you are making your decision based on climate, you're probably not tough enough to play here." - Buzz Williams

SCdem@MU

Quote from: MUfan2 on March 25, 2009, 08:27:26 PM
He couldn't get markers at Potowotomi anymore.

I think there was more to it than just his gambling. Diener and Todd Townsend also frequented the Potawatomi casino. Used to see them both playing craps all the time.

Would have been nice to have had another big man last year, especially one that can score.

Big East Warriors

Quote from: SCdem@MU on March 25, 2009, 08:54:10 PM
I think there was more to it than just his gambling. Diener and Todd Townsend also frequented the Potawatomi casino. Used to see them both playing craps all the time.

Would have been nice to have had another big man last year, especially one that can score.

Another big man that can score? We still talking about Ammo? He had that one good game in Alaska..i really dont think we are missing much with him gone.

schubert33

He only averages 7 points and 5 rebounds in a Mid-Major conference,  that would be a lot lower in the Big East!!!

77ncaachamps

He's cloned and resurrected himself as Bobby Capobianco!
SS Marquette

MU gimp ONE

correct me if i'm wrong, but we wouldn't have had him this year anyways.  i thought the only reason he is playing this year is because he sat out a year after transfer. 

rag on him if you want, but i've met and hung out with ryan.  i found him to be an actually decent guy.  i don't know the exact reasons for leaving, so i try not to speculate ever on it and wish him the best.
"You know, most people would kill... to be treated like a god, just for a few moments." - Coach Norman Dale

TallTitan34

Quote from: MU gimp ONE on March 25, 2009, 11:22:04 PM
correct me if i'm wrong, but we wouldn't have had him this year anyways.  i thought the only reason he is playing this year is because he sat out a year after transfer. 

Right.  He would have graduated last season with Ooze and Fitz.

Ari Gold

It's because he bet against us... vs UConn among those games

something about a select few benc players and wanting to get money in shady ways.... eh Pat Hazel?

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Quote from: Ari Gold on March 26, 2009, 01:32:37 AM
It's because he bet against us... vs UConn among those games


Winner.

Joe Thompson

Quote from: Ari Gold on March 26, 2009, 01:32:37 AM
something about a select few benc players and wanting to get money in shady ways.... eh Pat Hazel?

So this is the reason Buzz hasn't even mentioned Pat Hazel's name in passing the last six weeks?

mu_hilltopper

Not a chance.  If that were so, he would have been dumped immediately, with the "he has rendered himself ineligible for NCAA play" line.

tower912

Ammo had a personality conflict with Crean.   Free spirit vs. Hardcore.   Mortenson is the one who had his scholarship and eligibility taken away.  If Ammo had violated NCAA rules, he would not have been eligible even after the transfer. 
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weather and women

deep vacuum

Quote from: AlienWarrior on March 26, 2009, 11:29:43 AM
weather and women
OK, the weather might be an issue I'll grant you but aren't the better looking Marquette women imported from Chicago?

4everwarriors

Quote from: tower912 on March 26, 2009, 08:58:04 AM
Ammo had a personality conflict with Crean.   Free spirit vs. Hardcore.   Mortenson is the one who had his scholarship and eligibility taken away.  If Ammo had violated NCAA rules, he would not have been eligible even after the transfer. 

I had a personality conflict with Crean too. Smart kid, that Ammo, I always liked him.
"Give 'Em Hell, Al"

Chili

Quote from: deep vacuum on March 26, 2009, 12:11:34 PM
OK, the weather might be an issue I'll grant you but aren't the better looking Marquette women imported from Chicago?

It's San Diego, San Diego...
But I like to throw handfuls...

mu-rara

Quote from: deep vacuum on March 26, 2009, 12:11:34 PM
OK, the weather might be an issue I'll grant you but aren't the better looking Marquette women imported from Chicago?

Let me guess...you're from Chitcago?

Absolute best looking woman in my class was from Mauston, WI

ATWizJr

probably a madonna girl.

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Quote from: tower912 on March 26, 2009, 08:58:04 AM
Ammo had a personality conflict with Crean.   Free spirit vs. Hardcore.   Mortenson is the one who had his scholarship and eligibility taken away.  If Ammo had violated NCAA rules, he would not have been eligible even after the transfer. 

Bingo.  Amo was a bit closer to a regular college student than your typical high D1 athlete.  Everyone who hung out with him thinks he was a regular, nice guy...you have to be pretty crazy about basketball to live the high D1 life style - that is why I respect the player's work ethic so much.

I think it was a matter of him not being as insane as Crean is about basketball, so he went to a smaller school, is still getting a degree, and did ok.  More power to him.  The gambling stuff is crap.
Former president.  Part-time MUScooper.

MerrittsMustache

Quote from: Tmreddevil on March 26, 2009, 02:31:14 PM
Bingo.  Amo was a bit closer to a regular college student than your typical high D1 athlete.  Everyone who hung out with him thinks he was a regular, nice guy...you have to be pretty crazy about basketball to live the high D1 life style - that is why I respect the player's work ethic so much.

I think it was a matter of him not being as insane as Crean is about basketball, so he went to a smaller school, is still getting a degree, and did ok.  More power to him.  The gambling stuff is crap.

During his time at MU, Amo struck me as the type of guy who played basketball because he was really good at it, not because he really loved it. He just didn't seem to have the passion that many other D1 players have. I don't mean that as a knock on the guy. There are a lot of athletes who fit that description.

MU gimp ONE

Quote from: MerrittsMustache on March 26, 2009, 02:55:32 PM
During his time at MU, Amo struck me as the type of guy who played basketball because he was really good at it, not because he really loved it. He just didn't seem to have the passion that many other D1 players have. I don't mean that as a knock on the guy. There are a lot of athletes who fit that description.


i think you hit the nail on the head.  if i was really good at something i would do it too, doesn't mean that it would be my only passion.  I know ammo was also good in football and a scratch golfer i think.  i remember watching him win a chipping contest the golf team had on the AMU lawn.  stuck like 3 balls within 2 feet from the pin from 20 yards away.  i could definitely see a riff between his lifestyle and crean's control of his players lives.  some people just aren't a fit for a coach, plain and simple.
"You know, most people would kill... to be treated like a god, just for a few moments." - Coach Norman Dale

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