Re: FBI Probe of College Basketball Players, Coaches, and NBA Agents
Definite take.I saw where Justin Coleman is considering Auburn.
Definite take.I saw where Justin Coleman is considering Auburn.
Justin Coleman... to Auburn?Definite take.
Yeah. Just don't know if he's keen on being a 5-8 mpg type guy.Justin Coleman... to Auburn?
To expound on this, here's what our lineup looks like currently:We're in good shape, especially if Akingbola reclassifies, but we are on the market for a GT point or combo guard.
That would be weird. I thought he showed signs while here of becoming better.Justin Coleman... to Auburn?
I mean I don't have issue with him going to Auburn, I just don't know if he's a good fit there. He wouldn't play much.That would be weird. I thought he showed signs while here of becoming better.
Either it works out well or ends bad for them...Don't be shocked if Bruce gets an extension here soon. We're looking to lock him down.
“Well Paaawwwwwlll, they trying to lock him down before the FBI locks him up!”Don't be shocked if Bruce gets an extension here soon. We're looking to lock him down.
Why would he consider a pay cut by going pro?Don't look now, but Heron leaving isn't as much of a foregone conclusion as we thought. Finished the semester and hasn't hired an agent. Reportedly seriously considering a return.
Back to the main topic of the thread.... AAU coach flips and pleads guilty.
NCAA Bribery Prosecutors Win Cooperation From Team Director
No one really knows. Did well on his measurables, but wasn’t close to justifying a round 1 pick. I imagine he’s a late round 2 pick and it would be in his best interest to return and show the scouts he has a mid-range game, but who knows what’s going on between his ears right now?what about Wiley
"Throughout life, my family has always been very important to me, and after much reflection, I have made the decision to return home to Philadelphia to be close to my mom as she continues her battle with Stage IV ovarian cancer and afford my sons the opportunity to grow up surrounded by our extended family. My wife, children and parents have made countless sacrifices for me over the years so that I could be a basketball coach, and now it’s time for me to go back to my Philadelphia roots, work in the family business as a pharmacist and be a mentor and coach at home."