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Message: [QUOTE="GHLF, post: 5733410, member: 1608"] If it was race then you honestly can keep your money, because it is dirty and soiled. However I trust that people who actually care, including the University and its supporters literally quash that garbage with goodness and love. There are still some certain structural disadvantages, for sure. However anyone who knows Red from his heart was doing nothing except rooting him on and wishing nothing but success unequivocally. Very hard for me to say this, He unequivocally was not ready, absolutely not. Tragic to watch. the University was not ready for this transition, freaking ridiculous and honestly disgusting. That was because they catered to one individual. However it was allowed. It is very hard to thrive if you see yourself as a victim, time to move on. Red was a dog his first year, unequivocally. He should have been a bit more vocal because the university was not. He paid for it. Primarily as it relates to himself and demanding command. Real hard thing to do in literally an almost impossible situation. He should have got real nasty and he did not, disposition related I have no idea however certainly not goodness, kindness and most importantly basketball acumen. That is on him however his story is not over because he has the most important things, himself, his heart and his faith. Ridiculous class that few can compare to. I strongly suspect Red will not play the victim even with challenges that few would overcome given this set of circumstances. I hope he reads this, stay true to yourself, not ill informed idiots. You won, forever orange for so many reasons. And by the way people that actually know something unequivocally this was futile from the beginning for all of those reasons and the more. Gerry I trust will thrive on the foundation that was laid by Red, or should I say the lack thereof on all invested stakeholders. It's OK to tell the truth. [/QUOTE]

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