WTF is Seth Greenberg's obsession with Allen?
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I know really. He has some sort of obsession or fetish with Allen. He prolly has a painted mural of Grayson in his living room or he may have Grayson photoshopped in his family albums. Whatever the case he is clearly obsessed with Grayson.
Say what you will, and I agree with Greenberg being obsessed with taking pot shots/jabs at Duke every chance he gets, but in this case, he may have a point.
Something just isn't right with Allen this year, and it's been that way from the first game. His antics and inability to keep his nose out of a fray is becoming a bigger distraction than anyone on this board wants to acknowledge.
A 1 game suspension didn't do anyone any favors, but that's just my opinion.
Something just isn't right with Allen this year, and it's been that way from the first game. His antics and inability to keep his nose out of a fray is becoming a bigger distraction than anyone on this board wants to acknowledge.
A 1 game suspension didn't do anyone any favors, but that's just my opinion.
He's just bad at his job, and I pray someone hires him to coach poorly, so he's no longer talking on tv anymore!
I disagree with Seth. In fact, I think it's a ridiculous take.
I couldn't post how I really feel about Seth Greenberg. He is so whiny.
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Faced with adversity in life, Greenburg's advice is to quit. Appalling.
Right now the Grayson hate is bleeding over to the referees. He is taking cheap shots in every game that they are ignoring.I understand that he brought it on himself to a great degree but at some point enough is enough.He is in a situation where he has to keep his emotions firmly under control which is taking away his most valueable trait of being hyper aggressive.He has to find a way to get back to that while eliminating the crazy part
I don't think we'll ever see Grayson consistently as good as he was last year. Not this year anyway and hopefully he can get it back next season if he comes back to Duke. His head must be really in so many places that its really screwed his game up. The tripping and resulting hatred of Grayson seems to be too much for him to overcome to complete the season the way we expected. He'll have games when he shoots better than he did last night but the funk he's in might be too much this season. It might be too much of a problem for the whole team to overcome. I hope I am very wrong because Grayson is my favorite Duke player in many years.
I feel sorry for the kid. I don't think his parents, his youth coaches, or K have done him any favors.
Don't pretend to feel sorry for him and then take a shot at the kids family and K. Do that at another board.
Do you know his parents or coaches? Have you spent time with them? Didn't think so.
No, he doesn't, Smythe. But he does live in a garage apartment inside Cal's colon, complete with a flat screen, and all the trimmings.
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Grayson is definitely never targeted. Whenever there's an incident, he is always the instigator. As far as Greenberg's advice, it's pretty sound if you ask me. I mean when the going gets tough, quit. That's how the saying goes, right?
I might quit my job now because it gets tough sometimes. Thanks Seth for the awesome advice!!
Just amazing. His players were always classless, he acted like a jerkoff on the sidelines every game, and he has the gall to criticize anyone else for instances of similar behavior. The lengths the media will go to hire the absolute worst slugs in the business.
And not only that he whined every time Va Tech didn't get into the tournament like a baby. He was a terrible coach and that's why he got fired. What's even funnier is that I don't know of any schools ever trying to hire him to be their coach
To me, there is zero chance he comes back next year. Why would he want to? He can get drafted at the end of the first round, get out of the spotlight, and be the 8th man on a playoff team. He can focus on basketball 24/7 and work on getting his game back.
Ad hominem away. I think it's pretty clear, whether I know him or not. I've seen it before.
A coach wouldn't be doing his job if he didn't advise players to try to agitate him. It's a weakness that's fair to exploit.
I'd agree if he was a lock for the first round. He's not only not a lock, he's on the outside looking in at this point.
He felt distracted and wasn't himself so he decided to sit it out.
Complete dirtbag....Happen to come from a biz where other sales reps called on him for athletic needs during his Hokie days. He was despised.
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Just saying, if Greenberg quit on his team when going got tough or found some convenient reason to be away at bad times, I don't like him as much as I once did.
Just go away @sobecat....now isn't a good time. Your sole intent is to throw gasoline on a fire right now.
Wow Dirt that must be a small *** TV to fit inside Cals Colon. I know its bound to be a ****** place to live in.