Quote of the Day

[catfan28]

http://cjonline.com/sports/basketball/2009-10-06/martin_beaz_upbeat_again


"There's a responsibility in becoming a professional, and it's difficult for some young people to do that," he added. "From a preparation in life standpoint, it's a difficult transition. (Leaving college) was a hard decision for him. He liked college, but he knew he had an unbelievable opportunity ahead of him.

"As soon as he made his decision (to seek treatment), Dalonte (Hill, Martin's assistant coach and a longtime Beasley mentor) got in a plane and flew down to spend a week with him. Mike told him, 'Bring some K-State gear. I want to be happy again,' and we did."


 

[McGrowlTowelZac]

:happytears:

[steve dave]

OH DEAR GOD THE EMAW, THE EMAW!

 

[ltrain37]

 

[hemmy]

Love of my life

[mcmwcat]

jTittyFC  why'd you leave us Michael?    I just want to hold you and make you feel better  

[sonofdaxjones]

(Dabbing tears from eyes) . . . EMAW Mike . . . EMAW

[LimestoneOutcropping]

God Frank and Te have to be the greatest mentors of young NBA talent in league.

Teach them to be great, let them go with praise to the League (even if they aren't ready), let them make their mistakes like men and then be there with a suitcase of EMAW to pick them up and dust them off should they fall.  Just a beautiful group of men we have at the helm of this ship.

[steve dave]

I (expletive deleted) hated Lawrence, LMAO

 

[jswabash]

 

[EllToPay]

Words can't begin to describe how much EMAW is in Beasley.

[FHSU92]

Can he come back and play baseball or football?   

[Pett]

Can Beasley get any more cute/emaw?

[QuinnMac]

I (expletive deleted) hated Lawrence, LMAO

 

[doom]

[Pete]

(Dabbing tears from eyes) . . . EMAW Mike . . . EMAW

+1 

[Bullfn33]

[Bullfn33]

I (expletive deleted) hated Lawrence, LMAO

 

[Brewcrew]

http://cjonline.com/sports/basketball/2009-10-06/martin_beaz_upbeat_again


"There's a responsibility in becoming a professional, and it's difficult for some young people to do that," he added. "From a preparation in life standpoint, it's a difficult transition. (Leaving college) was a hard decision for him. He liked college, but he knew he had an unbelievable opportunity ahead of him.

"As soon as he made his decision (to seek treatment), Dalonte (Hill, Martin's assistant coach and a longtime Beasley mentor) got in a plane and flew down to spend a week with him. Mike told him, 'Bring some K-State gear. I want to be happy again,' and we did."


 

Kinda vague..was Dalonte getting treatment for his alcoholism at the same place b's was getting his for depression at the same time?

[QuinnMac]

http://cjonline.com/sports/basketball/2009-10-06/martin_beaz_upbeat_again


"There's a responsibility in becoming a professional, and it's difficult for some young people to do that," he added. "From a preparation in life standpoint, it's a difficult transition. (Leaving college) was a hard decision for him. He liked college, but he knew he had an unbelievable opportunity ahead of him.

"As soon as he made his decision (to seek treatment), Dalonte (Hill, Martin's assistant coach and a longtime Beasley mentor) got in a plane and flew down to spend a week with him. Mike told him, 'Bring some K-State gear. I want to be happy again,' and we did."


 

Kinda vague..was Dalonte getting treatment for his alcoholism at the same place b's was getting his for depression at the same time?

Well whatever it was thank the Lord Marqueef wasn't driving. Everyone likely would have died, and Pollard would really have a crap storm on his hands.

[LimestoneOutcropping]

I think Te went to same one as Brady so he'd haqve a bitch to boss around.

[Purrrple]

Real glad Frank told him "he had to go."
 
Nice work, Frank. Nice work.

[raquetcat]

They might as well start announcing him "MichEMAWl Beasley"    

[doom]

Real glad Frank told him "he had to go."
 
Nice work, Frank. Nice work.

This is confusing? 

...So do you want us to punch you in the right nut or left nut for being an idiot? 

[PowercatPat]

Can you imagine if he stayed another year? Our starting lineup would have been Clemente, Pullen, Sutton, Walker (would have stayed because of Beasley) and Mike.

[usernames_suck]

Can you imagine if he stayed another year? Our starting lineup would have been Clemente, Pullen, Sutton, Walker (would have stayed because of Beasley) and Mike.

That would have been an amazing year for KSU.  You might have made the 2nd or maybe even 3 round of the Tournament (the real one).

[pissclams]

Can you imagine if he stayed another year? Our starting lineup would have been Clemente, Pullen, Sutton, Walker (would have stayed because of Beasley) and Mike.

That would have been an amazing year for KSU.  You might have made the 2nd or maybe even 3 round of the Tournament (the real one).

speaking of amazing years, remember that time you almost got laid?