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<blockquote data-quote=".Bodhi." data-source="post: 131559382" data-attributes="member: 1683017">What I don't like is WVU's brightest stars inexplicably leaving the team just as they're about to explode onto the national scene.&nbsp; First Konate, now Oscar.&nbsp; Konate started to become a bigger star for WVU basketball than Huggins. Fans loved him.&nbsp; People would stand in anticipation hoping the B12's best players were daring enough to try to take it to the rim on him and the roof would blow off the Colesium when he stuffed it back in their face.&nbsp; National commentators couldn't stop talking about him during the games. HE was the draw. Oscar was approaching that level last year.&nbsp; WVU hasn't really had fanfare type basketball players. Not Pittsnogle. Not Carter. Not Butler. Not Jones. Joe was the closet for that last 1/4 of the season.&nbsp; But when we have, both were ran out of town. I thinking there might be a trend.</blockquote>

[QUOTE=".Bodhi., post: 131559382, member: 1683017"] What I don't like is WVU's brightest stars inexplicably leaving the team just as they're about to explode onto the national scene. First Konate, now Oscar. Konate started to become a bigger star for WVU basketball than Huggins. Fans loved him. People would stand in anticipation hoping the B12's best players were daring enough to try to take it to the rim on him and the roof would blow off the Colesium when he stuffed it back in their face. National commentators couldn't stop talking about him during the games. [B][I]HE [/I][/B]was the draw. Oscar was approaching that level last year. WVU hasn't really had fanfare type basketball players. Not Pittsnogle. Not Carter. Not Butler. Not Jones. Joe was the closet for that last 1/4 of the season. But when we have, both were ran out of town. I thinking there might be a trend. [/QUOTE]

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