RE: Anderson not transferring
Where is MadDawgz to call Cagey Cager an "apologist?"
Let's break down your comments:
"he started, starred, and played ball for three seasons."
IF he was as bad as you say, then what does that tell you about the coach who "started" him, let him supposedly "star", and "played him for three seasons?" Funny how he duped the entire league's coaches who named him "Freshman of the Year" once.
"he led his team to 40 losses his first two years and, after adding a bona fide star in X, whined his way through another 20 loss season."
Suddenly he's "leading" the team to 40 losses in his first two years? Wasn't Patton supposed to be leading this program? That "bona fide star in X" only made Second-Team All-MAC. NIU has had losing seasons in which truly "bona fide stars" like Hicks, etc., got recognition in spite of the team's overall limitations and records. I sincerly hope X develops by leaps and bounds, but he can't even hold the jocks of past Huskies like Bradley, Dawkins, Rayhorn, Thomas, Lux, etc.
"(Jake) was not exactly coachable, was jealous of Dinunno his first year and X his last year. He failed team chemistry 101."
Regardless of which side of the debate you're on for the quality of the head coach, which other players were "coached" this past season? Seems to me like the whole class / team failed Chemistry 101. Hard to say he was the only one when the team came within one defeat of tying the school record for consecutive losses. Really not too sure what that says about the program or coaches if just one guy was responsbile for all of that.
"had he been the star he envisioned himself when delusionally placing himself in last year's NBA draft, surely he would have had dozens of suitors when this coach "screwed" him."
Wait a second, didn't the majority of the board think it was a wise move for Xavier to declare for the NBA Draft to get an assessment of what he had to work on, and then return to the Huskie fold? If that thinking applies to a guy from Kentucky, Purdue, Western Michigan, or Division I Eastern Kentucky, then doesn't it apply to anyone and especially those who are being delusional? So if things don't pan out next year, will you say X was delusional for taking the step he did?
"why do you suspect he (Jake) is staying? to finish a degree he was advertised as having finished?"
Since you brought it up, you mean that release wasn't accurate? Didn't he get his degree as per the release? If he didn't and he's staying to complete it, then which is a bigger black eye for athletics, his completing a degree that helps the athletic department's graduation rate or the fact that Patton, media relations, or whomever were previously willing to put out a complete fabrication?
Based on your double standards and seeing just one side of an issue, seems to me like you should join The Northern Star sports staff.
|