perhaps he knew exactly how things shaped up -- and perhaps those who say he didn't have no sources and no clue
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Originally posted by Air Petey View PostWOW....... Just let go of that hate!!
Period.. end of the story. I love Bradley basketball and consider the entire SM situation a negative to Bradley basketball. For all those SM lovers post your comments about him on the Illinois fan site. By the way has any one noticed that all of Sam's supposed reasons for leaving are all about I and nothing about team?
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Originally posted by LittleBrave View PostDo you care to elaborate, B4L?
Your post was kind of funny to me but probably not to some.
Sometimes you remind me of a an elementary school kid pulling little pranks while keeping your eye on the teacher so you don't get caught.
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Originally posted by afan View PostI do not see this as hate at all. He is simply stating the facts and common sense. Why are some posters trying to make the story complicated. It's simple..he bailed.
Period.. end of the story. I love Bradley basketball and consider the entire SM situation a negative to Bradley basketball. For all those SM lovers post your comments about him on the Illinois fan site. By the way has any one noticed that all of Sam's supposed reasons for leaving are all about I and nothing about team?
I certainly hope everyone that feels the way you do towards SM now, reacts the same way toward Geno if/when he decides to "quit" on his team, become a traitor, and move on at some point in the future.
Oh.....and I believe "those SM lovers" should continue to post on whichever board they want to.???People say, ???Forget last year', but I want our guys to remember that one, because that will not happen again. We will be much better.??? Geno Ford, 9/22/12
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Originally posted by shaunguth View PostIt should be fairly obvious to everyone that he won't be playing basketball for a living, so why not move on?
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Originally posted by Braves4Life View PostDon't you think he has the talent to play overseas for several years? I think if his ankles ever heal completely that he has a pretty good shot.
No....I don't think his ankles will ever be healthy enough for him to make a living playing basketball.???People say, ???Forget last year', but I want our guys to remember that one, because that will not happen again. We will be much better.??? Geno Ford, 9/22/12
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Originally posted by lefty View PostSo whenever he was gone you wouldn't be excited about BU hoops? BU hoops is a whole lot bigger than SM or any one person for that matter.
Plus who knows for sure how much he is going to play this year anyway?
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Originally posted by shaunguth View PostOh.....and I believe "those SM lovers" should continue to post on whichever board they want to.
the CONSUMMATE Bradley Brave saying nothing but positives and superlatives about their school and their fans...
So I just don't get it that a few fans choose to do the diametric opposite and hate on the very players who they once revered.
As for whether Sam could play overseas -- I say with 100% certainty that he can (barring injury) -- since he's already a graduate,
he's already gotten feelers sent his way from Euro teams ...
Good ball handlers are the one commodity that Europe simply does not produce an excess of.
UNI's Ben Jacobson, who ended his career in 2006 and who has been playing quite successfully overseas ever since,
had virtually identical numbers as Sam had...
(Jacobson, who played four years at UNI - after the same number of games as Sammy -
had 1320 pts, 341 rebs, 233 assists, and shot 32.8% from 3-pt his senior year,
Sammy has 1210 points, 235 rebounds, 355 assists, and shot 33.8% his senior year)Last edited by tornado; 10-12-2011, 01:06 PM.
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Originally posted by Future Walk-On View PostCan we all just admit he wanted to play in the Big 10 with a great chance of making the NCAA tourney for the first time.
I am sure most of our players would have done the same thing if they saw greener grass....
Good luck to Sam though. I hope he does great and leads the Illini to a Big Ten championship and gets to play in the NCAA tourney. I just don't think it will happen.
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Actually enjoying the back and forth on this subject.
Everyone has an opinion on SM leaving, most are based on emotions. I for one have no problem with SM leaving. He is no different than any other student that chooses to change schools. Happens all the time, some do it for financial reasons, some do it for a change of pace, some do it to for love....etc.....to me the reasons for it are irrelevant. Personally, no I am not happy that he chose to leave or the school he chose....because I really dislike Illinois!
Whatever those reasons are, he did not want to stay. Does any team want a guy who really doesn't want to be there, as part of the team? I don't think he is a traitor or some one who deserves my hatred. I am also not going to hope he does well there either, but also don't want anything bad to happen to him. He is no longer a player on this team and for the most part I do not spend my time wondering how he is doing or worry about him regretting his decision.Some see a hopeless end, while others see an endless hope.
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Originally posted by GenoFan01 View PostJust let it go. SM's gone, but let's focus on the upcoming season. We have a new coach, a lot of new players, nowhere to go but up from last season, so it's time to move on. New season in T-minus a week.
However, for a lot of reasons other than its what I want every year, I hope Geno & Co. can manufacture a stellar season. It'll be that much sweeter.
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