OH WHAT THE ****!!! What happend to "all eyes"?
Must have been angry eyes...
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OH WHAT THE ****!!! What happend to "all eyes"?
There is a lot more to this story that we don't know yet.
Although I think there will be a little melting down, why should we?
It's sucks that he will be gone because he was starting to become a beloved cyclone for his hard work and basicly for sticking around for 4 years when few others had under Mcderrmot.
But the truth is he was going to be a senior anyways and he "allegedly" made a big mistake by his actions. Now we will have a chance to build this program from a clean slate and Hoiberg won't have that decision hanging over his head to start his tenure here.
I wonder what would the meltdown look like if GMac was still here...
I wonder what would the meltdown look like if GMac was still here...
What program takes him on if that's his reason for leaving?
I don't think he would be this quick to transfer if it wasn't for Hoiberg telling him he had to go. If everything works out for him he will get a second chance somewhere else.
there is no way that he hasn't sat down with each player by nowDoes anyone know if FH has sat down with every player on the team to meet with them individually?
With the rapidity of this it would appear to me that he did this and maybe had already identified some issues that made this a pretty easy and quick decision.
Another scholarship opens up...
Honestly, it sounds like this decision was for Charles more than it was for the integrity of the program.
One thing about MBB at ISU, there is always something happening............
Technically not a transfer. He is leaving for treatment and then I am sure he will try to find a place to play elsewhere. If what is said is found to be true he should have received the boot. Remember we give all kinds of crap to EIU for legal issues and then when it hits our fan we tend to forget how we responded to the same problems.