Saw where Marcus Bullard has arrest warrant for drive-by shooting

Shmuley

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Wonder how he makes bail, since making money by throwing a game is not an option?
 

Tin Cup Cowboy

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It's because of things like this, that I have no doubt in my mind that he threw that game.

I don't give a damn what any of the other players on the team said about how badly he wanted to win.
 

patdog

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I wouldn't put it past him, but I honestly don't think he threw that game. Yeah, he had 9 turnovers. But he was playing out of position at PG against a tough and very unorthodox defense. And it's not like he was the only one turning the ball over that day. He shot the ball pretty well and had 5 rebounds and 8 assists.
 

engie

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I've heard through the grapevine from other members of the team that they think he got a mild concussion trying to run through a ball screen early in the game. Said he barely remembered any of the game and was kindof in a daze from that point forward.

With that guy, who knows what to believe though...
 

prairiedawg

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I heard at least one of his team mates thought the figure he took from bookies was $240,000. That would buy a lot of pistols, maybe even some shooting lessons so he wouldn't have to hit somebody with one of them.
 
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-240,000 :: If true Bullard would have blown thru that cash so fast the FBI

This claim has no credibility. Given the knuckleheadedness of Bullard, he would have blown through $240k so fast the FBI would have camped out in Starkville like Rich Johanningmier.
 

Faustdog

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I've heard through the grapevine from other members of the team that they think he got a mild concussion trying to run through a ball screen early in the game. Said he barely remembered any of the game and was kindof in a daze from that point forward...

This makes the most sense. If you remember that game, Bullard came out hot and hit a couple of threes in the first few minutes. He did like to lower his head and barrel through screens. That is a tough task against a John Wallace or Otis Hill. Also, he wasn't exactly a natural ball handler and that Syracuse zone was really tough. He was the classic two converted to one that we seem to have so often (Zimmerman, Bowers, Gordon, etc.)