Five Questions: With Matt Abdelmassih

[ChrisMWilliams]

Five Questions: With Matt Abdelmassih | Cyclone Fanatic

[cstrunk]

Good interview, thanks!

[josh4isu]

good stuff c-dub. you are a champion....even though i didnt appreciate the ban. the guy told me to bleep off. i had to say someting wise back.

[peteypie]

Five Questions: With Matt Abdelmassih | Cyclone Fanatic

I have proved it's possible to be higher than 100%. Becasue after this interveiw, if i love this guy 100%, and i love hoiberg more than anything, that means I love Hoiberg 100.00099999999999999999999999% or something

[Cyclonepride]

Very nice work there! One complaint- I think you need to up it to 80 questions or so. We've got a lot of time on our hands here Chris.

[cy4prez7]

I get more excited about Okoro everyday!!

[VeloClone]

Certain basketball "experts" took a lot of flack from a lot of posters (including possibly a little by me) for saying that NBA draft scouts were concerned about Royce's anxiety issue. Coach Abdelmassih seems to be validating that. We should probably all take a step back before going on the attack when we hear something we don't like.

It's hard to not like ACMA. I have a feeling that once he gets a chance to do more of the hands on coaching we won't get to have his services for too much longer. When he takes the next step for his career, I hope we all thank him and wish him well rather than attacking him for a perceived lack of loyalty. In my work, I feel it is my responsibility to develop those who work for me. I have been successful when they take the next step, whether it is a promotion in our organization or in another organization.

Nice interview, CW; thanks.

[Cyclonepride]

Certain basketball "experts" took a lot of flack from a lot of posters (including possibly a little by me) for saying that NBA draft scouts were concerned about Royce's anxiety issue. Coach Abdelmassih seems to be validating that. We should probably all take a step back before going on the attack when we hear something we don't like.

It's hard to not like ACMA. I have a feeling that once he gets a chance to do more of the hands on coaching we won't get to have his services for too much longer. When he takes the next step for his career, I hope we all thank him and wish him well rather than attacking him for a perceived lack of loyalty. In my work, I feel it is my responsibility to develop those who work for me. I have been successful when they take the next step, whether it is a promotion in our organization or in another organization.

Nice interview, CW; thanks.

Oh, they'll definitely want to know more about Royce's issues, but I agree with Coach that they'll come away very impressed with his personality, intellect and demeanor.