JJ Traynor To DePaul

[shadow force]

 

[CommodoreCard]

College basketballs graveyard, even though they beat us the last 2 games.

 

[AnotherCFD]

I believe PK’s energy scared them off

 

[the artist FKA zipp]

College basketballs graveyard, even though they beat us the last 2 games.

Says it all. JJ moving up a level...

 

[coach1983]

This transfer surprise me.

 

[OldhamCard335]

Don’t do it JJ! Step away from the ledge!! I wish he would come back here. I know many feel we need a complete fresh start from the past two years’ debacle, but JJ seems like he would do well in CPK’s system.

 

[Ipartiedwithhopgood_rivals307205]

I think with DePaul he has a clear path to minutes and maybe shots too. They could offer him more NIL and/or a more primary role than the role he'd have here. Fresh start too.

I'd be happy if he returned also but unsure of the fit.

 

[beantowncard]

Says it all. JJ moving up a level...

Maybe he’s just going where he’ll have a chance to play more. Sheesh, you’re relentless with the negativity.

 

[BPGhost]

Maybe he’s just going where he’ll have a chance to play more. Sheesh, you’re relentless with the negativity.

Less relentless here recently.

 

[PushupMan]

Good luck to him. Honestly, he’s not a player I’d want back. He just seems to be the opposite of Hayley Van Lith … elite level athletic ability in a below average work ethic.

 

[UofLouisville]

Good luck to him. Honestly, he’s not a player I’d want back. He just seems to be the opposite of Hayley Van Lith … elite level athletic ability in a below average work ethic.

I hate to agree with you but with his athleticism and height he should have been a monster.

 

[Louis III]

Good luck to him. Honestly, he’s not a player I’d want back. He just seems to be the opposite of Hayley Van Lith … elite level athletic ability in a below average work ethic

Hate to say it, but his dad was the same way.

 

[UofLouisville]

Osborne and that last guy, 2 peas in a pod. Sky is the limit ability and did nothing to enhance it. JJ the same. Came in the same they left.

 

[shadow force]

 

[MikesMarbles]

He doesn't look too happy about it in the photo!

 

[TheRealVille]

When you're used to losing, joining a losing team proves that your good with losing.

See ya!

 

[BooneCo_Card]

Hate to say it, but his dad was the same way.

Pops had MJ-like talent but none of his work ethic. He could have been one of our All-Timers had he applied himself imo.

 

[Louis III]

Pops had MJ-like talent but none of his work ethic. He could have been one of our All-Timers had he applied himself imo.

100%!! I played against him in a league over at Derby City and the team had him, Jerome Harmon, Mike Case and another player that escapes me. Osbourne and I were the same age so we would have been around 26-27 . We had a very solid team, but in no way should have been playing with them! They ended up beating us by 6 or 8 points simply bc we outhustled them and we we're pretty good. Effort and attitude can equal or sometimes outdo talent every now and then. I'm a 6'1 white kid from fern creek that had some talent, but played hard as ****. Give me his athleticism and height and I retire from the NBA! Sad how many cases there are like that in all sports!

 

[LouCards13]

Pops had MJ-like talent but none of his work ethic. He could have been one of our All-Timers had he applied himself imo.

You’re 100% correct Osbourne he could do it all on the court. But like you said his work ethic left a lot to be decided. I went to Male about the same time as he did and saying that he isn’t the sharpest tool in the shed is a understatement