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  • bearcatbret
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    Originally posted by London 'Cat View Post

    Pretty impressive for a guy who rarely saw the court under Wes. Makes one wonder. Is anyone surprised that Wes can’t gauge talent and skill?
    I think that CJ is more of a true basketball player versus the athletes that seem to dominate the game today. I am really happy for this young man.

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  • London 'Cat
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    Originally posted by sedz View Post
    CJ Anthony had 20 points on 19 shots with 3 assists, no turnovers, and 4 steals at St Johns. Got to the rim 7 times. Best player on the court with a 16.5 BPM. Very impressive.
    Pretty impressive for a guy who rarely saw the court under Wes. Makes one wonder. Is anyone surprised that Wes can’t gauge talent and skill?

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  • sedz
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    CJ Anthony had 20 points on 19 shots with 3 assists, no turnovers, and 4 steals at St Johns. Got to the rim 7 times. Best player on the court with a 16.5 BPM. Very impressive.

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  • bearcatbret
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    Lance McAlister ·

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    December10at10:44AM ·
    I noticed former Bearcat Josh Reed playing for Penn State last night. Out of curiosity, I looked up how transfer Bearcats are doing this season (per game average)
    Arrinten Page, Northwestern:
    15.4 points, 7.1 rebounds, 2.7 assists, 1.1 blocks, 1.2 steals
    CJ Anthony, Iona:
    15.8 points, 6.1 assists, 3.3 rebounds
    Dan Skillings, Baylor:
    11.3 points, 7.8 rebounds, 2.6 assists
    Dillon Mitchell, St John's:
    10.5 points. 6.5 rebounds, 2.6 assists, 2.1 steals
    Josh Reed, Penn State:
    10.0 points, 3.9 rebounds, 1.0 assists, 1.3 steals
    Tyler Betsey, Syracuse:
    8.9 points, 3.1 rebounds.
    Rayvon Griffith, Kent State:
    6.0 points, 3.0 rebounds
    Cincinnati Bearcats Men's Basketball

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  • GoBearcats31
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    CJ Fredrick is a grad assistant at Miami (Florida)
    https://miamihurricanes.com/sports/m...h/cj-fredrick/

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  • sedz
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    Checking in on some transfers with their current BPM and (their last season at UC).

    Dillon Mitchell 14.0 (6.8)
    Dan Skillings 0.5 (5.8)
    Josh Reed 3.7 (3.1)
    Arrinten Page 11.1 (1.2)
    Tyler Betsey 6.1 (-1.2)
    Connor Hickman -0.5 (-2.5)
    CJ Anthony 3.7 (-2.7)
    Rayvon Griffith -0.6 (-3.5)

    Everyone has improved dramatically except Skillings who is off to a slow start, and Reed who has held steady.

    I'm really happy for CJ Anthony and Page especially. Both have become high usage, efficient primary options. CJ has a 34% assist rate and a 75% free throw rate! He's already attempted 61 free throws - no one on our squad has attempted even 40. Page has cut down on fouls and turnovers while becoming a great passer (2.6 apg) and finisher (86% at the rim).

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  • bearcatbret
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    Originally posted by Carthage World View Post
    CJ Anthony scored 26 points in Iona's 89-66 win over Delaware.
    At the rate that he is going, it makes me wonder if Iona would beat UC this season.

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  • Carthage World
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    CJ Anthony scored 26 points in Iona's 89-66 win over Delaware.

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  • Carthage World
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    CJ Anthony scored 22 points in Iona's 91-84 double OT win over Oregon State last night.

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  • leo from jersey
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    Originally posted by longtimefan View Post
    I can’t think of any reason why UC would intentionally force Hickman to play hurt. He’s not Oscar Robertson, he was actually a minor part of the squad. I also doubt our medical staff would misdiagnose him. This is just lawyers with dollar signs in their eyes, and a kid who just wants to play.
    I agree 100% but it is now out there. Other coaches will use this against UC.

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  • longtimefan
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    I can’t think of any reason why UC would intentionally force Hickman to play hurt. He’s not Oscar Robertson, he was actually a minor part of the squad. I also doubt our medical staff would misdiagnose him. This is just lawyers with dollar signs in their eyes, and a kid who just wants to play.

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  • leo from jersey
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    Originally posted by swilsonsp4 View Post
    Just because a plaintiff's attorney says something is true, doesn't mean there was ill intent by any staff member. UC med staff are top-notch. If they determined that surgery wasn't required, that will come out later. I imagine that, if the NCAA clears Hickman, that will be the end of it.
    I expect attorneys to press the issue for their clients. He has one of the most powerful firms in college athletics and you know they want to make even a bigger name for themselves. So far, it is misdiagnosis, but what does that say for the UC medical staff. I agree that Connor is just wanting to play, but some bad press has gone down on UC.

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  • swilsonsp4
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    Just because a plaintiff's attorney says something is true, doesn't mean there was ill intent by any staff member. UC med staff are top-notch. If they determined that surgery wasn't required, that will come out later. I imagine that, if the NCAA clears Hickman, that will be the end of it.

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  • leo from jersey
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    I found this by CWM as I figured they would argue


    “I don’t know if we diagnosed it correctly.”



    Jacob Elsey
    BroBible write


    some damage repair by Cunningham but-----

    Cincinnati acknowledged it did not present surgery as an option for Hickman. The program’s athletic director wrote a letter supporting the player’s quest for a fifth year, according to a story from Scott Hamilton of the Charleston Post and Courier.
    Last edited by leo from jersey; 11-20-2025, 05:22 PM.

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  • leo from jersey
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    Originally posted by bearcatbret View Post

    I wonder if this could be considered "for cause" for termination?
    it would have to be proven -- medical mal practice is the real issue. What does that say of the University -- the school would be sued and go on major suspension/probation -- quite a can of worms here - much deeper than CWM -- John Cunningham and the President -- I am sure UC is fighting it now. -- If proven, who will be the scapegoats, but it has to be proven. The medical staff just might have been guilty of a faulty diagnosis. This is a very serious accusation --

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