llandz
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Just curious since I have a few minutes. Why would (BJ-the only one I can comment on) who is currently enrolled in school for the summer session, working out daily on the court and weight room/nutrition, who is scheduled to rep SU overseas this summer in competition with aspirations of getting tic/toc next season throw all of that hard work out the door to transfer from the school that he always wanted to go to? Hint: I sat the bench my first season at LaSalle in 86/87 season and started my sophomore year, the 1st 15games of the season consequently becoming the sixth man because no one wanted the job.couchburn IJS
And that is just the point. Last year was only the Freshman year. Why are so many so quick to think Freshman all want to leave. We get these type of comments constantly on this forum. OGBJ, I didn't know you played for LaSalle. And what a great comparison with your Freshman to Sophomore season. Glad BJ loves his time on the Hill so much.
As for DC and his scholly, SU will always help a player to finish their education if their playing days have to come to an end for any reason. I am sure you have all seen that Mookie Jones is back at school. There are so many ways that they can assist a player financially and help them to get their degree.
Boeheim and staff have their finger on the pulse of the players. Maybe one or two are currently struggling academically, and he questions if they will be able to keep up next season. Or maybe he knows who has those early NBA aspirations. Funny thing is we always questioned if there were one or two scholarships open why we were not filling them. And we have gotten caught before with a short number of players on the team before. So I think we need to trust that this coaching staff knows what they are doing. JB is not the type of guy to recruit someone and them show them the door. He has some idea as to what the future holds.