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I can work you a real deal on some Matthew Wilsons for your collection!

Agreed. This was not a curious kid. This was a kid that overvalued his position and was generally a PITA.

It has been a busy week! LOL. I'm a little out of the loop.

Where do you see Kobe Mitchell fitting in? I'd love to see the reincarnation of Xeyrius and a 6'4" guard with some offense fill those last two spots.

Great work @mes102

Should Toledo's AD expect a letter?

Will we have to respect their decisions when that happens?

10.2 ppg, 2.5 assists, 41% on 3-pointers, 6'1" freshman guard. Hmmmmm. I would out though that Prince Mosengo also had some time at Victory Rock Prep!

Keeps looking for greener grass. Keeps finding asphalt.

Really! Who would move a coach along then hire someone on their staff? Looking forward to seeing your list mes102.

That's why I stated "but having to balance the other sports."

Maybe I missed something, but when is the spring game? I am running short on the Bowden football camp t-shirts I get in those grab bags! It was April 30th last year.

Agreed. They say a conference is only as good as its worst teams. If that's the case, the MAC is really bad. I've love to excise the directionals or find another conference, but having to balance the other sports and the everchanging face of conferences makes those options very difficult.

As thin as this team was in bigs, you'd think this kid would have found his way onto the active roster if the staff saw real talent in him. I won't fret any more of this loss than I did Tre Edwards, Sekou Kalle, Taylor Currie...

I think Garvin is a legitimate D1 point guard, as a backup. 15 minutes a night to spell the starters and not hurt the team while he's in, an occasional start when someone is out. I think Tavari will be in time a good starting D1 point guard. Oddly, the Zips success this year may have slowed his development as being in contention forced the Zips to keep the veteran guys on the floor. It was no time to experiment or prepare for the future. Clearly, Groce likes point guards that cab score the ball and Tavari has shown an ability to do that.

I always got the sense with Noah that his recovery was as much mental as physical. He looked to be back on the floor with regard to speed, movement, etc. but seemed hesitant/reluctant and unaggressive after this return and for the rest of his tenure with the Zips. Great kid.

One thing that I will say for Mr. Pinky that has somewhat tempered my criticism is that Groce says positive things about him. I think we can all agree that Dakich is a tool and a troll.

Toledo off to a good start tonight in the 69th place tournament.

Me too (unless it is critical about Mr, Pinky! LOL).

That article is the gift that just keeps on giving. Some of my favorite parts: "I took the coach at Kent State's job, Rob Senderoff. Rob Senderoff was cheating his brains out for Kelvin Sampson at Indiana and Kelvin is pretty smart. He got rid of Senderoff, but took care of him" "He slips me a camp check and says 'give it to Senderoff, would ya?' So Senderoff gets fired in the middle of the 2008 season, and then because cheating pays, he ends of getting a job at Kent State becuse he has buddies there. He went back to Kent State and got a job because he's a scheming little guy.'' "Senderoff was a little cheat, and he wasn't even any good at it,'' Dakich said. "He got caught easy when he was at Indiana." "You've got to understand that when I came to Indiana after 16 years at Indiana with Bob Knight, this little weasel Senderoff tells me 'this is as new Indiana. There's a new sheriff in town,’ “Dakich said. ''I said, ah, man, you guys are great. You're all awesome.' About a month later, I find out that Senderoff and McCallumn and Sampson are all cheating like crazy.'' Dakich said that Senderoff ''has done a good job and Kent State, and has a good team,'' but he also interjected that he ''probably still gets his players the same way Kelvin Sampson does, by cheating.'' "You can't lose to little Robbie Senderoff. He had no idea how to coach nothing. He was coaching the bigs, and that's what I did after he was fired. We had D.J. White. I said 'D.J., you need to get a jump hook.' Senderoff never did that. He's a whiner, he's a baby.''

He did start 11 games. One pretty big thing happened though between then and now. Agree to disagree. I certainly would not be protesting outside of the JAR if he ever decided to return.

I don't think it's about hurt feelings, its about how you see his commitment to a program that requires a full commitment from it's players to succeed.

I think you're good keeping it here. There's no time reference in the thread title and it is moving to the top now.

Mr. Pinky's commitment to high character players goes way back!

But if you win you have an argument that you should have been included in the slightly less s****y honorable mention tournament.