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Message: [QUOTE="OttoMets, post: 1654410, member: 716"] I'm afraid the writing was on the wall when Kaleb worked hard all summer and played well in the exhibitions but then saw limited minutes in the first couple games. Or when [USER=820]dasher[/USER] reported that the coaching staff gave up on him in the offseason. It's a shame, but hopefully he's able to do what's best for him going forward. If that's transferring to play basketball (and I'm sure he can produce for a lot of decent teams), I can't fault him. If he wants to stay at SU and get a good degree in a subject that interests him while practicing at a high level, I don't doubt that he'll be a great success in life (and probably see some court time in 2018; maybe not like Allen Griffin did, but even Michael Edwards got a token start on Senior Day). [/QUOTE]