Quadir Copeland/NC St

[Brooky03]

Buddy punched a kid on the court.

The Judah comment was one I typed last night and didn’t mean to post.

Yes, we did see Buddy punch a guy.

 

[Orangezoo]

Red is a former PG with another former SU PG on staff and not a single guard under him since taking the head job has made notable improvements in their game. Wade had Q, who needed to grow up a lot, and has helped him grow as a player. Still a mouthy knucklehead but we’ve have plenty of those that it didn’t ruin their career as they got better on the court.

Red has never shown he has command of the program and it’s shown in his teams on the court again and again. He’s an assistant coach/recruiter at this level and that is his ceiling at this level. Maybe a big step down he can be a HC again someday but not this level

 

[OmahaCuse]

He's always been a terrific player. He's an idiot...then and now. Love how people can look past a kid acting like a moron as long as he helps you win. I'm guilty of it myself.

I’m not sure he is an idiot. He seems to have a high BB IQ based on this. Is he outgoing, dramatic maybe but so was Magic (not comparing them). Seems like his teammates like him and trust him to get the the ball. Bad

 

[kingtidge]

I’m not sure he is an idiot. He seems to have a high BB IQ based on this. Is he outgoing, dramatic maybe but so was Magic (not comparing them). Seems like his teammates like him and trust him to get the the ball. Bad

 

[Cheriehoop]

I would say that 85 to 90 percent on this board were thrilled to see him go. Those of us who felt otherwise were in the vast minority.

He isn’t the same player. He always had talent and potential. When it was reported he stopped going to class, sadly he made his own decision. It has paid off in his last year for him thankfully.

 

[orangecuse]

He's always been a terrific player. He's an idiot...then and now. Love how people can look past a kid acting like a moron as long as he helps you win. I'm guilty of it myself.

Kind of how the world works though. High productivity types generally always do have more, let's just say wiggle room, than those less productive. I'm familiar with top reps typically getting away with consistently poor/sloppy contractual work, because first and foremost, they are high producers. Right, wrong or indifferent.

 

[Owens guy]

I can't imagine the breakdown on this board if Q had his 16 assist and 0 turnover game against Syracuse.