Tony Mitchell

[jtksu]

I know an Angie Hammond that is totally unrelated to Tony.  Gonna kick her in the cooter next time I see, just for spite.

[dmartin]

so angie hammond is the pussy which "that ni##a" came from? 

[Dugout DickStone]

so angie hammond is the pussy which "that ni##a" came from? 

snort

[steve dave]

Sounds like Tony isn't making it to Mizzou

[ZmoneyKSU]

Sounds like Tony isn't making it to Mizzou

 

[kcchiefdav]

Sounds like Tony isn't making it to Mizzou

link?

[PowercatPat]

Sounds like Tony isn't making it to Mizzou

Great news if true.

[kstatefreak42]

Good

[Sugar Dick]

Sounds like Tony isn't making it to Mizzou

His mom and Stephon Hannah's mom should have to break rock on a chain gang for what they've done to their children.

[steve dave]

Sounds like Tony isn't making it to Mizzou

link?

Elite News Website Link

[Sugar Dick]

Sounds like Tony isn't making it to Mizzou

link?

Elite News Website Link

Nice

[EllToPay]

Sounds like Tony isn't making it to Mizzou

link?

Elite News Website Link

lol

[Dave Wooderson]

Sounds like Tony isn't making it to Mizzou

link?

Elite News Website Link

lol

 

[MeatSauce]

Have an insidery type source that says part of this is due to Missouri banning strip clubs.  TMitchs mom was worried about personal income.

[MeatSauce]

TIGERBOARD 

That family had no idea the school in Florida even existed and would never have sent Mitchell there in the first place. Mitchell committed to KSU and Mithcell's family then proceeded to trust Martin and the KSU staff to advise them on the best way to make their son into a Division 1 player. That trust may have been misguided, but Mitchell and his mom are NOT experts on NCAA eligibility and what the best strategy is...Frank Martin and his KSU coaching staff on the other hand are, particularly for their own recruits. Then when Mitchell decommitted and then committed to a conference rival, KSU staff calls the Dallas media to point out the eligibility question marks that they themselves created. That's low, and KSU's staff is at fault here all the way. You can put the blame adn responsibility on Mitchell and his mother for having trusted the KSU staff if you want, but as I say, they are not experts on this matter, and I think they *should* be able to trust the Big 12 coaching staff of the school he committed to to give him sound advice. We'd certainly want our high school recruits' families to be able to feel they can trust Coach Anderson and his staff for such advice. In that regard, Martin may have won this recruiting skirmish in some sense, but I think he hurt his reputation along the way. If I'm Anderson now and I'm ever recruiting a kid and hear that Frank Martin is also recruiting him, I'd immediately say "Oh, Frank Martin and KSU are recruiting you? Well I'd be careful about trusting them if I were you. Let me tell you a story about a kid named Tony Mitchell..."

[EMAWzified]

This is still a win for Anderson because it removed Mitchell from our roster. Same with Hannah. Had Mitchell followed Martin's master plan and qualified, we would be such a lock I don't know if there would even have to play the 2011 tourney.
Master work by Anderson when you think about.

[CNS]

TIGERBOARD 

That family had no idea the school in Florida even existed and would never have sent Mitchell there in the first place. Mitchell committed to KSU and Mithcell's family then proceeded to trust Martin and the KSU staff to advise them on the best way to make their son into a Division 1 player. That trust may have been misguided, but Mitchell and his mom are NOT experts on NCAA eligibility and what the best strategy is...Frank Martin and his KSU coaching staff on the other hand are, particularly for their own recruits. Then when Mitchell decommitted and then committed to a conference rival, KSU staff calls the Dallas media to point out the eligibility question marks that they themselves created. That's low, and KSU's staff is at fault here all the way. You can put the blame adn responsibility on Mitchell and his mother for having trusted the KSU staff if you want, but as I say, they are not experts on this matter, and I think they *should* be able to trust the Big 12 coaching staff of the school he committed to to give him sound advice. We'd certainly want our high school recruits' families to be able to feel they can trust Coach Anderson and his staff for such advice. In that regard, Martin may have won this recruiting skirmish in some sense, but I think he hurt his reputation along the way. If I'm Anderson now and I'm ever recruiting a kid and hear that Frank Martin is also recruiting him, I'd immediately say "Oh, Frank Martin and KSU are recruiting you? Well I'd be careful about trusting them if I were you. Let me tell you a story about a kid named Tony Mitchell..."

JFC, I want to believe this so bad.  Makes me feel  like we belong where our ranking is. 

[WillieWatanabe]

TIGERBOARD 

That family had no idea the school in Florida even existed and would never have sent Mitchell there in the first place. Mitchell committed to KSU and Mithcell's family then proceeded to trust Martin and the KSU staff to advise them on the best way to make their son into a Division 1 player. That trust may have been misguided, but Mitchell and his mom are NOT experts on NCAA eligibility and what the best strategy is...Frank Martin and his KSU coaching staff on the other hand are, particularly for their own recruits. Then when Mitchell decommitted and then committed to a conference rival, KSU staff calls the Dallas media to point out the eligibility question marks that they themselves created. That's low, and KSU's staff is at fault here all the way. You can put the blame adn responsibility on Mitchell and his mother for having trusted the KSU staff if you want, but as I say, they are not experts on this matter, and I think they *should* be able to trust the Big 12 coaching staff of the school he committed to to give him sound advice. We'd certainly want our high school recruits' families to be able to feel they can trust Coach Anderson and his staff for such advice. In that regard, Martin may have won this recruiting skirmish in some sense, but I think he hurt his reputation along the way. If I'm Anderson now and I'm ever recruiting a kid and hear that Frank Martin is also recruiting him, I'd immediately say "Oh, Frank Martin and KSU are recruiting you? Well I'd be careful about trusting them if I were you. Let me tell you a story about a kid named Tony Mitchell..."

link please??

Also, I believe it's mostly Tony's faulty for being dumber than a used tampon. (sorry sys)

[Scary Smart]

TIGERBOARD  

That family had no idea the school in Florida even existed and would never have sent Mitchell there in the first place. Mitchell committed to KSU and Mithcell's family then proceeded to trust Martin and the KSU staff to advise them on the best way to make their son into a Division 1 player. That trust may have been misguided, but Mitchell and his mom are NOT experts on NCAA eligibility and what the best strategy is...Frank Martin and his KSU coaching staff on the other hand are, particularly for their own recruits. Then when Mitchell decommitted and then committed to a conference rival, KSU staff calls the Dallas media to point out the eligibility question marks that they themselves created. That's low, and KSU's staff is at fault here all the way. You can put the blame adn responsibility on Mitchell and his mother for having trusted the KSU staff if you want, but as I say, they are not experts on this matter, and I think they *should* be able to trust the Big 12 coaching staff of the school he committed to to give him sound advice. We'd certainly want our high school recruits' families to be able to feel they can trust Coach Anderson and his staff for such advice. In that regard, Martin may have won this recruiting skirmish in some sense, but I think he hurt his reputation along the way. If I'm Anderson now and I'm ever recruiting a kid and hear that Frank Martin is also recruiting him, I'd immediately say "Oh, Frank Martin and KSU are recruiting you? Well I'd be careful about trusting them if I were you. Let me tell you a story about a kid named Tony Mitchell..."

OMG, this is amazing.

[WillieWatanabe]

Wow, they hate Frank. 

[dmartin]

I also hear it was Frank that actually broke Hannah's jaw.

[sys]

JFC, I want to believe this so bad.  Makes me feel  like we belong where our ranking is. 

it's not true.

[sys]

Also, I believe it's mostly Tony's faulty for being dumber than a used tampon. (sorry sys)

he really doesn't seem unintelligent.  and i don't think gervino knows crap about mitchell's status.  don't give up hope.

[kcchiefdav]

As much as I wanna believe that story, I doubt the NCAA has a coaches hotline where they can rat out other programs.

[EMAWzified]

TIGERBOARD  Users
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That family had no idea the school in Florida even existed and would never have sent Mitchell there in the first place. Mitchell committed to KSU and Mithcell's family then proceeded to trust Martin and the KSU staff to advise them on the best way to make their son into a Division 1 player. That trust may have been misguided, but Mitchell and his mom are NOT experts on NCAA eligibility and what the best strategy is...Frank Martin and his KSU coaching staff on the other hand are, particularly for their own recruits. Then when Mitchell decommitted and then committed to a conference rival, KSU staff calls the Dallas media to point out the eligibility question marks that they themselves created. That's low, and KSU's staff is at fault here all the way. You can put the blame adn responsibility on Mitchell and his mother for having trusted the KSU staff if you want, but as I say, they are not experts on this matter, and I think they *should* be able to trust the Big 12 coaching staff of the school he committed to to give him sound advice. We'd certainly want our high school recruits' families to be able to feel they can trust Coach Anderson and his staff for such advice. In that regard, Martin may have won this recruiting skirmish in some sense, but I think he hurt his reputation along the way. If I'm Anderson now and I'm ever recruiting a kid and hear that Frank Martin is also recruiting him, I'd immediately say "Oh, Frank Martin and KSU are recruiting you? Well I'd be careful about trusting them if I were you. Let me tell you a story about a kid named Tony Mitchell..."

The logic isn't exactly linear.