joober jones
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A classic husky91 postGood for him to get experience against this level of players
Be surprised if he makes the team, he's 6-7ish, no handle, zero perimeter game and can't defend on the perimeter. A classic tweener.
Screw him
I don't love roscoe, screw him. Left the program when it needed him most, I hope he and Oriaki never sniff their dreams of playing in the nbaUhh.. why? I love Roscoe. Can't blame him for leaving when he did. The staff misutilized him (his minutes went way down over the course of his sophomore season) and he was staring at a postseason ban that he in no way contributed to. Gotta look out for #1.
These are 19 or 20 year old kids who are trying to make the best decision for the rest of their lives - not yours. Have you ever left a job for one you thought would be better for your future? Were you wrong to make that decision based on what your old boss needed?I don't love roscoe, screw him. Left the program when it needed him most, I hope he and Oriaki never sniff their dreams of playing in the nba
Uhh.. why? I love Roscoe. Can't blame him for leaving when he did. The staff misutilized him (his minutes went way down over the course of his sophomore season) and he was staring at a postseason ban that he in no way contributed to. Gotta look out for #1.
These are 19 or 20 year old kids who are trying to make the best decision for the rest of their lives - not yours. Have you ever left a job for one you thought would be better for your future? Were you wrong to make that decision based on what your old boss needed?
I don't love roscoe, screw him. Left the program when it needed him most, I hope he and Oriaki never sniff their dreams of playing in the nba
That's such BS, "the staff misutilized him"...does anyone remember how crappy he was playing?
Huh?A job? A boss? No chance this poster is over 19 years old.
Yeah because leaving Uconn would help them make the nba... C'mon they won a championship with us and left, no respect. To leave the program at the time they did after Uconn helped them get to where they were was wrong. Maybe I was a little harsh, but I don't respect themThese are 19 or 20 year old kids who are trying to make the best decision for the rest of their lives - not yours. Have you ever left a job for one you thought would be better for your future? Were you wrong to make that decision based on what your old boss needed?
No matter how much the program needed him (and obviously didn't), it's his life and he owes nothing to you or the program when it comes to making decisions about his future.
Hating on young men who are trying to carve out their futures is so stupid.
No one thought we were winning a title this year, not even usThe program needed him so much they won a title 23 months later.
He got jerked around in his last season here.
He would have thrived under Kevin Ollie, but he couldn't have known how things would turn out.
No one thought we were winning a title this year, not even us
No, he got jerked around.
Too many of his minutes went to Tyler Olander
Huh?
Uhh.. why? I love Roscoe. Can't blame him for leaving when he did. The staff misutilized him (his minutes went way down over the course of his sophomore season) and he was staring at a postseason ban that he in no way contributed to. Gotta look out for #1.
I just don't like the fact he gave up on us basically. At the time he left, it was devastating. We didn't know giffey and dd would end up being as good as they were. When the going got tough, he left us, hard for me to have respect for someone like that.No, but his departure opened up the door for Daniels and Giffey to emerge. He never did anything here but work hard and keep his mouth shot, and when he left, it was a mistake. I see no sense in holding a grudge against somebody who played an integral role on a championship team and left with grace. Remember, he wanted to play small forward, and then he got screwed around by the albatross that is Dave Rice at UNLV. The cupboard wasn't as bare in the summer of 2012 as people made it seem, so I reject the premise that he "let when we needed him most". You know when we need him most? Following an NIT season in 2010 - he helped us win a title the following year.
It's possible he gave up on us and it's possible (as Fishy discusses) he felt JC gave up on him. If the latter was the case why should he subject himself to those conditions. There is a loyalty that is intelligent and a loyalty that is counter productive. The opinion of what constitutes something as being intelligent will be a sliding scale for each and every one of us depending on who we are and what are personal experiences have been.I just don't like the fact he gave up on us basically. At the time he left, it was devastating. We didn't know giffey and dd would end up being as good as they were. When the going got tough, he left us, hard for me to have respect for someone like that.