BS
Without Benny and when Brown had to move to the middle, Red had exactly one choice who was strong enough to sort of guard opposing 4’s when playing man. And that was Taylor.
Cope? Give me a break. He can guard other guards. He can guard a 3. He was eaten alive defensively against 4’s.
Red threw Justin out there and hoped that his offense would improve. It didn’t but Red saw enough in practice to think it was worth a shot.
So the students had a crush on Q and took out their frustration not on Red, but on a kid who didn’t want to play the 4 in the first place but was doing what he was asked to try and help the team.
If you want to give someone heat, give it to the coach. As an alum, the students embarrassed me with their classless display against our own player. -them.
All the best to Justin and hope he has a great finish to his career at JMU.