Assistant Coaches Issue (WES)

I have no idea what the original poster meant when using the word. Certainly didn't seem to be done in a good way at all. And most of the time, the word "thug" has a very negative connotation to it. And to boot, it's not a rare occurrence that racial undertones come in that package.

Again, we have no idea...

- What the OP meant using thug.
- If anything he posted was true.
- Who he is and/or why he has such "info".
- If as a result of Wes being such a big wimp, he sleeps with a baby-blue blanky at night.

What's wrong with a baby blue blanky?

Just an FYI, Chris Alexander, who was deathly affraid of all dogs, flew and slept with a stuff german sheppard dog and was not ashamed of it.
 
McD's recruits have gotten into more trouble off the court than WM's players did.

I've been ignoring these threads but I'm seeing a trend develop that doesn't make sense. I've seen this opinion stated over and over again but the only Mac recruit that has gotten into trouble was Mike Tayler. In fact, Mac kicked him off the team because he couldn't keep his nose clean. So Mac has one problem player and all of a sudden his teams are undisciplined?
 
It's a message board. You don't have to provide a resume to post knowledge. If you don't want to believe move on.

You guys have been way to uptight about this crap lately. This board is full of rumors and speculation. I could tell you I work for the administration before I post some BS but that doesn't make it any more true.

Look at the way Cyfan13 has been treated, we know her connections and yet we she is still second guessed.
 
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weekly? hyperbole?

You certainly aren't one of the "fools" sharing an opinion now are you? You want respect, but somehow feel compelled to call others fools-huh.

I'll start over...

Welcome to CycloneFanatic, cyclonesince84. Care to share where you obtained such sensitive information portraying Wes to be a whiner?

I could tell you I work for the administration before I post some BS but that doesn't make it any more true.

Which is exactly what's been going on here lately. However, a few people have actually gone to Jeremy, revealed their sources and he or the moderators have been able to "vouch" for them. Or one or two others have not only publicly revealed who they are - but have some sort of track record of being right and not burning players/coaches at the stake.

McD's recruits have gotten into more trouble off the court than WM's players did.

You're going to need to elaborate there, because this guy is right.

I've been ignoring these threads but I'm seeing a trend develop that doesn't make sense. I've seen this opinion stated over and over again but the only Mac recruit that has gotten into trouble was Mike Tayler. In fact, Mac kicked him off the team because he couldn't keep his nose clean. So Mac has one problem player and all of a sudden his teams are undisciplined?



What's wrong with a baby blue blanky?

Nothing I 'spose. Just a feeble attempt at some humor.


Look at the way Cyfan13 has been treated, we know her connections and yet we she is still second guessed.

There are reasons for such. I could list them again, but that dead horse has been beaten and I'm really not interested in bringing it up again at this point.
 
I've been ignoring these threads but I'm seeing a trend develop that doesn't make sense. I've seen this opinion stated over and over again but the only Mac recruit that has gotten into trouble was Mike Tayler. In fact, Mac kicked him off the team because he couldn't keep his nose clean. So Mac has one problem player and all of a sudden his teams are undisciplined?


Well, Cyclonesince84 accused Morgan's players of being thugs, and I never saw any "thug" behavior from his players. Maybe his definition of a thug is being a black kid from the inner city, I don't know. I never said McD's teams are undisciplined.
 
Well, Cyclonesince84 accused Morgan's players of being thugs, and I never saw any "thug" behavior from his players. Maybe his definition of a thug is being a black kid from the inner city, I don't know. I never said McD's teams are undisciplined.

When I think of thug ball (I think that is what he called it), I don't think of "thug" behavior, but guys who are out there only playing for themselves and not for the team. When I hear Thug ball I think New York Knicks, not much teamwork going on.
 
Morgan's players were not thugs. They pretty much had no problems off the court, much, much better than in the Eustachy Floyd days. I only wish all of our players played with the fire that Stinson did.

You people that call those guys thugs have no freakin clue what a real "thug" is. A thug robs Burger King or beats a girl, just because a black guy argues with a ref at times does not mean he is a thug!

I guess that came out wrong when saying thug ball. I guess the meaning behind that word may not be entirely their character, but more to the fact that those teams were out there playing street ball with no actual system behind it. And as for those guys staying out of trouble, that is true, but I wouldn't say they were better than LE's/Floyd days. Didn't care they argued with the refs, its was the fact that coach morgan had no control of most of the team, and especially Curtis (who in my eyes was an amazing player, just couldn't handle authority) that was my background on the thug comment. Sorry for using wrong word, just figured most people understood what I meant.

More of the reason I used that particular word was, did you ever see an actual offensive play when they came out of a huddle. NO!! Because Wayne was never meant to be a head coach!! The only play he would have was tell Will or Curt to take it to the hole. That did work for most of his years, but it wore off with time.
 
ME = 10,000 posts so I am superior. You = first post loser.

What are we caveman? I love it. Nobody is allowed to post unless they have thousands of posts built up. My goodness. Get a life.


Agreed. This is one of the reasons I rarely post.

Having 10,000 posts on a message board makes you both a winner and a loser.
 
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Agreed. This is one of the reasons I rarely post.

Having 10,000 posts on a message board makes you both a winner and a loser.

If you could show me where having a bunch of posts has made me or anyone else a winner - I'd like to collect on that. :yes:

I guess that came out wrong when saying thug ball. I guess the meaning behind that word may not be entirely their character, but more to the fact that those teams were out there playing street ball with no actual system behind it. And as for those guys staying out of trouble, that is true, but I wouldn't say they were better than LE's/Floyd days. Didn't care they argued with the refs, its was the fact that coach morgan had no control of most of the team, and especially Curtis (who in my eyes was an amazing player, just couldn't handle authority) that was my background on the thug comment. Sorry for using wrong word, just figured most people understood what I meant.

More of the reason I used that particular word was, did you ever see an actual offensive play when they came out of a huddle. NO!! Because Wayne was never meant to be a head coach!! The only play he would have was tell Will or Curt to take it to the hole. That did work for most of his years, but it wore off with time.

Ah, you're back...welcome.

Now...care to divulge how you have such sensative information that can prove Wes is, as you put it - "Wes was to big of a wimp" and he "would look like he would go cry in the corner like he just got hit with the big wooden spoon"?
 
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I guess that came out wrong when saying thug ball. I guess the meaning behind that word may not be entirely their character, but more to the fact that those teams were out there playing street ball with no actual system behind it. And as for those guys staying out of trouble, that is true, but I wouldn't say they were better than LE's/Floyd days. Didn't care they argued with the refs, its was the fact that coach morgan had no control of most of the team, and especially Curtis (who in my eyes was an amazing player, just couldn't handle authority) that was my background on the thug comment. Sorry for using wrong word, just figured most people understood what I meant.

More of the reason I used that particular word was, did you ever see an actual offensive play when they came out of a huddle. NO!! Because Wayne was never meant to be a head coach!! The only play he would have was tell Will or Curt to take it to the hole. That did work for most of his years, but it wore off with time.

I saw quite a bit of play calling on both offense and defense. Defensively we were changing all of the time which there is some coaching to that.

I think alot of the time uptempo, run and gun, basketball is viewed as Street Ball and it takes some time to get use to it and see the offensive plays that are actually being run.

NC plays like this and I don't think anyone would say Deputy Dog doesn't have an offense, it's just a secondary break most of the time.
 

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