Heroes are forever but legends never die

[Galway Eagle]

Why? He beat out prep schools for his services. No one else wanted him or Clark. Does that sound like a sound business plan?

Hamilton had offers from Drexel & Northeastern

Clark we genuinely were his only listed offer on 247

[Vander Blue Man Group]

Hey dude, crown him because Kam made a quick post on X about him if that's your thing, but you're off on everything above. We're not talking about 18 being a great practice player and just getting mop up minutes. We've seen SS's odd thinking with him and there are reasons to believe it will continue. Regular rotation, making appearances in the first half each game. You can join the club of, "well, 5 to 8 minutes per game isn't going to hurt us!", but I'm not.

No one has crowned anyone.  You're either off your meds or need to get on some. 

[MU82]

Shaka thinks 18 is so "good" that he reduced 18's PT by 50% the second half of last season and then brought in a million-dollar big to start over 18.

But as others say, that's not even the point. Shaka played 18 18 mpg last November and December (vs. 9 mpg in January, February and March), which obviously means that Shaka will play 18 18 mpg this coming November and December. duuuuhhhhh! Because Shaka loves 18, loves symmetry, loves the idea of giving 18 18 mpg, and thinks 18 is "good."

Unless Shaka really doubles down and plays 18 36 mpg! I agree with Unk that folks shouldn't be surprised if Fru sees the writing on the wall and leaves.

After all, Sheek didn't leave because a desperate Schertz threw 7 figures at a backup big who hasn't played a second of D1 ball or because he wanted to go back to his hometown. No, he left because he knew 18 was about to get 36 mpg.

That's just science.

[Vander Blue Man Group]

This was posted before Wojo even left Marquette and while Kam was still in high school.

Don't use common sense with Panda - it has no impact.

[Small Orange Soda]

Shaka thinks 18 is so "good" that he reduced 18's PT by 50% the second half of last season and then brought in a million-dollar big to start over 18.

But as others say, that's not even the point. Shaka played 18 18 mpg last November and December (vs. 9 mpg in January, February and March), which obviously means that Shaka will play 18 18 mpg this coming November and December. duuuuhhhhh! Because Shaka loves 18, loves symmetry, loves the idea of giving 18 18 mpg, and thinks 18 is "good."

Unless Shaka really doubles down and plays 18 36 mpg! I agree with Unk that folks shouldn't be surprised if Fru sees the writing on the wall and leaves.

After all, Sheek didn't leave because a desperate Schertz threw 7 figures at a backup big who hasn't played a second of D1 ball or because he wanted to go back to his hometown. No, he left because he knew 18 was about to get 36 mpg.

That's just science.

Nobody is saying any of that nonsense. Par for the course when you're wrong though, just toss out some hyperbole and call it a day.

[panda]

This was posted before Wojo even left Marquette and while Kam was still in high school.

And? It shows kam is loyal to his guys regardless of actual core competency.

The original post from alarmingly stupid is highly flawed (per usual).

[The Sultan]

And? It shows kam is loyal to his guys regardless of actual core competency.

He was loyal via tweet to the guy who recruited him. When that guy he was "loyal" to was fired, he came here anyway.

It's a terrible example.

[Jay Bee]

He was loyal via tweet to the guy who recruited him. When that guy he was "loyal" to was fired, he came here anyway.

It's a terrible example.

C'mon, you're not that dense, bub.

[panda]

He was loyal via tweet to the guy who recruited him. When that guy he was "loyal" to was fired, he came here anyway.

It's a terrible example.

Loyal to his coach and loyal to his teammate. Open your mind sulty - don't fall into the same trap as one of the stupidest people who has ever graced this board already did.

You're far better than that.

[MU82]

Nobody is saying any of that nonsense. Par for the course when you're wrong though, just toss out some hyperbole and call it a day.

Sadly, some folks here are saying only slightly less hyperbolic versions of most of that.