JD took a lot of heat over the past few years, but he played hard, played with a smile and enthusiasm that was contagious, and is leaving with head held high. He is a college basketball player. That is going to come with highs and lows. As a college player and as a representative of UC, he was fantastic. He handled his leaving far better and more maturely than a lot of the Bearcat fan base that he thanked. I hope he thrives at his new school next season.
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Originally posted by UC4me View PostJD took a lot of heat over the past few years, but he played hard, played with a smile and enthusiasm that was contagious, and is leaving with head held high. He is a college basketball player. That is going to come with highs and lows. As a college player and as a representative of UC, he was fantastic. He handled his leaving far better and more maturely than a lot of the Bearcat fan base that he thanked. I hope he thrives at his new school next season.Brent Wyrick
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JD comes from a great family and he will continue with that spirit. I am certain that he will be successful in whatever he does. Good luck young man and God bless. Thanks for being a Bearcat during the past 4 years with covid, coach changes and everything else that was happening all around us.
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Originally posted by Rufus View PostNow with JD departing and Nolley officially declaring for the draft and have Reynolds committed to U.C.where does CWM get his player leadership. Newman, Vik, MAW ?
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Originally posted by Rufus View PostNow with JD departing and Nolley officially declaring for the draft and have Reynolds committed to U.C.where does CWM get his player leadership. Newman, Vik, MAW ?Red and Black are more of an Attitude than merely a color combination.
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Originally posted by red_n_black_attack View Post
MAW will provide that leadership, along with Vik. Both will need to be vocal or quiet leaders in the lockerroom, minimally leading by example. I think Newmann can provide some leadership too, should he get the medical redshirt that is expected.Brent Wyrick
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Ideally MAW would be the one. You want someone that is cool and can general things on the floor per coach's instructions. He's capable of drawing a foul and his % on free throws is exceptional if a point or two is to decide an outcome. But being a vocal leader is not in him I don't believe, but we will see.
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Recruiting leaders is meaningless coach speak. A 17–18-year-old has no clue how to be a leader in any sport/career. Even the military has to teach leadership to their 18-year-old recruits. Coach Sampson has the same results we had under Mick. Run through a horrendous American Athletic Conference schedule to accumulate 28-30 wins, blow your 1-2 games against OOC top 25, blow the conference tournament in the championship game, and get bounced from the NCCA a round or two before the talking heads ever imaged possible.
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Originally posted by Big_Daddy_Bearcat_07 View PostCoach Sampson has the same results we had under Mick. Run through a horrendous American Athletic Conference schedule to accumulate 28-30 wins, blow your 1-2 games against OOC top 25, blow the conference tournament in the championship game, and get bounced from the NCCA a round or two before the talking heads ever imaged possible.
- Final Four
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- No. 1 seed who had their star player get injured in post seaso
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A lot of talk about Leadership Role... I'm not sure who the leader of this team will be.. I'm not sure this TEAM in coming will need a so-called leader...
Maybe with James, Griffith, Thomas, & Reynolds this team will actually start to jell along with Skillings and a few of the other younger player's..
I've watched MAW for (4)yrs now, he does not appear to be the leader type. Who would embrace that sort of role.
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