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  • UC4me
    Member
    • May 2010
    • 472

    #31
    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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    • Lobot
      Administrator
      • Apr 2007
      • 28404

      #32
      Originally posted by UC4me
      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.
      Well done. Pretty close to what I've been trying to put on paper for a couple of days now.
      Brent Wyrick
      92 Final Four Front Row
      @LobotC2DFW

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      • bearcatbret
        Veteran
        • May 2008
        • 8479

        #33
        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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        • Rufus
          Veteran
          • Apr 2019
          • 2699

          #34
          Now 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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          • Jeff Burk
            Member
            • Apr 2007
            • 278

            #35
            Originally posted by Rufus
            Now 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 ?
            whoever steps up and leads by example

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            • John P
              Member
              • Feb 2020
              • 152

              #36
              Originally posted by Rufus
              Now 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 ?
              I was thinking that role would go to MAW. He's a veteran player with 4 years with the cats, 2 years with Wes. He a solid player who's been through some tough times and he understands the coaches and is a good role model to the new guys coming into the program.

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              • red_n_black_attack
                Veteran
                • Apr 2007
                • 4139

                #37
                Originally posted by Rufus
                Now 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 ?
                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.
                Red and Black are more of an Attitude than merely a color combination.

                Intimidate! Dominate! Celebrate!

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                • Lobot
                  Administrator
                  • Apr 2007
                  • 28404

                  #38
                  Originally posted by red_n_black_attack

                  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.
                  MAW would need to step up and be defintely be more vocal. I think Newman is the guy here.
                  Brent Wyrick
                  92 Final Four Front Row
                  @LobotC2DFW

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                  • leo from jersey
                    Veteran
                    • Apr 2007
                    • 6222

                    #39
                    Originally posted by Lobot

                    MAW would need to step up and be defintely be more vocal. I think Newman is the guy here.
                    That was my thought with Skillings being encouraged to speak up.

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                    • Lobot
                      Administrator
                      • Apr 2007
                      • 28404

                      #40
                      Originally posted by leo from jersey

                      That was my thought with Skillings being encouraged to speak up.
                      Long term that would be optimal.
                      Brent Wyrick
                      92 Final Four Front Row
                      @LobotC2DFW

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                      • Rufus
                        Veteran
                        • Apr 2019
                        • 2699

                        #41
                        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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                        • leeraymond
                          Distinguished Member
                          • Dec 2020
                          • 719

                          #42
                          In an interview this past season, Coach Sampson from Houston said that he recruits leaders. Now you see why. UC has all of these guys returning; some of them 3,4, and 5 year guys, and we are wondering who the leader is going to be. What happens if no one takes on that role?

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                          • Big_Daddy_Bearcat_07
                            Member
                            • Feb 2021
                            • 45

                            #43
                            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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                            • bearcat1518
                              Distinguished Member
                              • Apr 2008
                              • 637

                              #44
                              Originally posted by Big_Daddy_Bearcat_07
                              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.
                              Ummm…what? The past three years:
                              - Final Four
                              - Elite 8
                              - No. 1 seed who had their star player get injured in post seaso

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                              • BearKatz
                                Veteran
                                • Oct 2014
                                • 3227

                                #45
                                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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