Jacquiese Holcombe suspended from team.
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I know it doesn't really matter how long since he is injured (and from what I heard sitting out this year) but it must have been some issue off the court. I remember watching the Arky game and he was always the first one off the bench to meet the team, he seemed like a good team guy. Anyways he sure did look a lot like Smoot.
I bet its class attendance. This guy always seems into the games and is the first one off the bench and such. Transferring over from Juco where they probably had no attendance policy, he probably thought he could get away with it. I'll be surprised if he transfers.
Suspending someone for breaking the rules is the same as running them off? maybe Stans should let these guys do whatever they wont as long as they promise to stick aroundSouth Panola Dawg said:
If these morons can't do what Stans asks them to do- like go to class, come to practice, play defense and rebound, or accept the fact that they are not the next Kobe and are in reality an average college baseketball player, good riddance.
If Stans let those guys stay, and they caused problems, then I would say he is losing control of the team.
If Stans let those guys stay, and they caused problems, then I would say he is losing control of the team.
38843dawg said:
didnt we have a thread a while back talking of how we were going for medical redshirt and like you say, wouldnt play this year anyway?
on a side note, he was quickly becoming and emotional leader of the team. I hope he didnt do anything too bad.
As for whoever said he'd transfer? after transferring already and then to do it again to have 1 yr of eligibility left?
....but some of the blame does lie with the coach. Great coaches make players want to do the right thing and play hard for the coach. For whatever reason, we have had trouble with that with Stansbury. Sometimes, a coach has done all he can do, but with Rick, there's a disturbing trend of insubordination and discontent. It's one thing if there is the occasional Walter Sharpe, but we have one to two players every year that become dissatisfied with things and leave the program or are not motivated enough to take care of business and stay on the court.
Coaches get credit for "graduating players," so they should also share in the blame when something goes wrong with a player.
The 'good riddance' argument gets you nowhere.
Coaches get credit for "graduating players," so they should also share in the blame when something goes wrong with a player.
The 'good riddance' argument gets you nowhere.
