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So who is coming back and who's leaving
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What I meant was he got to see how his style and plays work against bigger, faster, stronger athletes. He got to see where the deficiencies are and what needs changed and what a division 1 caliber player needs to look like to make his system work at this level.
yeah we wouldn't want any of those Carmel kids walking around campus, that's for sure.
Gotta Hav
The Wade Level
Serious question, and be honest. Who ties your shoestrings for you in the morning?
Your daughter
What pains you more... that you don't know what the fuck you're speaking of, every time you open your gaping maw?
OR
That someone points out that you don't know what the fuck you're speaking of, EVERY time you open your gaping maw?
It must suck to be you
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This thread is long AF, and I can only read texts and Twitter posts. So sorry if this point has already been addressed. But should we assume that JS already has a few guys locked up to replace the 4 we just sent packing? I mean why would he cut bait if he didn’t have any new bait to use? Is he a gambler? Surely he has some leads. Otherwise he’d be in the same situation as last year scrambling for a roster.
I mean what is he gambling?
Swapping Hitte for? Wilbar for? Q for? Can he lose anything at this point… Collectively those guys didn’t give us much - so he can’t do much worse in theory.
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I’m sure he didn’t like losing Q. But he probably cut the other 3.
You’re sure of that huh Backer… As sure as you are that he didn’t like losing him - I’m equally sure you’re wrong.
As soon as we got down against Illinois State at Illinois State and the game was out of hand and Mervis comes into the game several minutes before Q, that should have told all of us that there was an outstanding chance that Q was leaving at the end of the season. When a walk-on is getting more time than you, it’s time to look elsewhere.
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CardLake49
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Very true, best program indeed. All they do is win win win....literally. You make a great point. If we can get Carmel swimmers why not bball players?
CardLake49
The Captain Level
Damn y'all!!
Did you read the article? He said Q was behind due to injuries.
Just reading his quotes
He also said he was going to contribute and he didn't... We can't really believe everything we read or hear in 2022.
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You know sometimes a player wants more PT than he gets and leaves. I think I have seen that happen. If you want to believe he got cut and that makes you happy, okay.
I know some of you wanted everybody cut and don’t allow players to get experience to improve. My experience is jr/sr are usually better than FR.
Actually I'd prefer a few of these guys workout because he can't keep turning over the roster if he plans to be successful here... Last year everyone wants to give him a free pass because he didn't have ample time and also the transfer rules have changed so drastically that you can't really operate under the same standards as we have in the past.
Brown and Scott didn’t play when they were FR.
what are you thinking? FR automatically become college players, even if they are injured half the year.
Wilbar and Thomas got time and were starters and got cut so there goes your theory. I thought Crawford should have played more too. So whatever.
There is a difference between not playing much and not even getting into the game ahead of a walk-on in a blowout in garbage time
If JS thought Mervis was more deserving of time than a scholarship player, no one should be surprised when said scholarship player leaves the team at the end of the season.