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Is Nigel, like, really gone?
Quote from: BackPayne on April 04, 2015, 07:00:10 PMIs Nigel, like, really gone? i think it's been well documented that his nameplate may or may not have been removed for polishing.
Quote from: sys on April 04, 2015, 07:35:22 PMQuote from: BackPayne on April 04, 2015, 07:00:10 PMIs Nigel, like, really gone? i think it's been well documented that his nameplate may or may not have been removed for polishing.but we still don't know that for sure!
Beast_Mode21On the depth chartPost #2136MHKMyFanPageAdd BuddyIgnore Re: MBB: Nigel Johnson transferring Confirmed? Reply ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Originally posted by waylon cc:--------------------------------------------------------------------------------Originally posted by Beast_Mode21:Old news. I was told he was gonzo 12 days ago.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------I just don't understand why there has been no info shared over that time. It was on the board in that same timeframe, but noone could confirm, deny, or hint good or bad? Seems strange.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------I badly wanted to confirm at the time....but my source wouldn't let me until it was official. Clutts can back me up on this.
pulitzerdave wrote:Waiting for the landslide of criticism blaming Weber for this ... 1 ... 2 ... 3 ... and counting -I'm surprised it took 5 long minutes for you to respond. I don't think there's anything laughable about it. I think it speaks to the immaturity of kids today, and the selfishness and impatience of these players. This group enjoyed uncommon success early, and then decided that they were special and became delusional about how good they really were. That led to an attitude of entitlement. It's too bad that coach Weber couldn't have held their hands more often and guide them through elementary school ... which was the level of maturity for most of these guys. And to your list of recruits - Neville didn't qualify academically and Jack lost in a numbers game ... those things happen. But Foster and Nigel were pouters. Jevon will be better off with a new team and a new start. I still think he'll develop into a good player. I wish him the best. But the other two ... well, I'm kind of glad they're gone. Let's get some guys on the court who care about the team more than themselves.
oscar's tenure had been like eating a big plate of spicy Indian food. The conference championship felt good when it happened, but you just knew the fire shits where coming and they burned as much as you expected.
Quotepulitzerdave wrote:Waiting for the landslide of criticism blaming Weber for this ... 1 ... 2 ... 3 ... and counting -I'm surprised it took 5 long minutes for you to respond. I don't think there's anything laughable about it. I think it speaks to the immaturity of kids today, and the selfishness and impatience of these players. This group enjoyed uncommon success early, and then decided that they were special and became delusional about how good they really were. That led to an attitude of entitlement. It's too bad that coach Weber couldn't have held their hands more often and guide them through elementary school ... which was the level of maturity for most of these guys. And to your list of recruits - Neville didn't qualify academically and Jack lost in a numbers game ... those things happen. But Foster and Nigel were pouters. Jevon will be better off with a new team and a new start. I still think he'll develop into a good player. I wish him the best. But the other two ... well, I'm kind of glad they're gone. Let's get some guys on the court who care about the team more than themselves.
Quote from: #LIFE on April 08, 2015, 10:17:58 AMQuotepulitzerdave wrote:Waiting for the landslide of criticism blaming Weber for this ... 1 ... 2 ... 3 ... and counting -I'm surprised it took 5 long minutes for you to respond. I don't think there's anything laughable about it. I think it speaks to the immaturity of kids today, and the selfishness and impatience of these players. This group enjoyed uncommon success early, and then decided that they were special and became delusional about how good they really were. That led to an attitude of entitlement. It's too bad that coach Weber couldn't have held their hands more often and guide them through elementary school ... which was the level of maturity for most of these guys. And to your list of recruits - Neville didn't qualify academically and Jack lost in a numbers game ... those things happen. But Foster and Nigel were pouters. Jevon will be better off with a new team and a new start. I still think he'll develop into a good player. I wish him the best. But the other two ... well, I'm kind of glad they're gone. Let's get some guys on the court who care about the team more than themselves.our fans, man. our rough ridin' fans
I'm not sure I've ever seen a turnover like this.
