Dendy "suspended"

[CycloneErik]

So you have one guy that got kicked off. One said he was leaving before Mac got here. One of them may also have been going, we aren't sure but we know it was in his head. Staiger left to go pro in Europe but isn't NBA talent, nowhere near it actually.

I don't know. I was suddenly convinced by a rehashed and factually incorrect argument. I hope I can see it posted by somebody a few more times again tomorrow.

 

[Tre4ISU]

I don't know. I was suddenly convinced by a rehashed and factually incorrect argument. I hope I can see it posted by somebody a few more times again tomorrow.

You will.

 

[CycloneErik]

You will.

It helps to make my day complete.

I wish that Mac hadn't run off Jeff Grayer. That still ticks me off. And why would Pollard let this garbage happen?

 

[UNIGuy4Cy]

It's really, really hard to take someone seriously when they can't spell a player's name correctly.

By the way, Mike was booted after issues with running into the law, and Blalock and Stinson went the draft route. Staiger technically went professional too. :dull:

It also is really, really hard to take someone seriously when they call the German national team professional! :biglaugh:

 

[jsb]

Mike Taylor left the program, I would blame Blaylock and Stinson on Mac, Staiger left the program too, thats just off the top of my head.

For the 1000th time, both Blalock and Stinson declared before Morgan was fired. THEY WERE GONE REGARDLESS.

 

[IcSyU]

It helps to make my day complete.

I wish that Mac hadn't run off Jeff Grayer. That still ticks me off. And why would Pollard let this garbage happen?

It's President Geoffrey's fault, Husker fan.

 

[CycloneErik]

It also is really, really hard to take someone seriously when they call the German national team professional! :biglaugh:

Lucca joined a German professional team. You know, when he ditched our guys the day before the Texas Tech game.

Hard to take someone seriously when they can't even get their basic facts straight.

 

[CycloneErik]

It's President Geoffrey's fault, Husker fan.

J'aime l'huskerre

 

[IcSyU]

It also is really, really hard to take someone seriously when they call the German national team professional! :biglaugh:

Ahem,

"I came to the United States with the hope of playing professional basketball in the NBA. After the past couple of seasons in college, I’ve realized that dream has become less likely," Staiger said in a statement released Tuesday night. "An opportunity to play professionally in my home country has come my way and I’ve decided to pursue it right away. I will miss my teammates and the great fans at Iowa State and I know this is a bad time to leave. I appreciate the opportunity that Coach McDermott gave me to play at Iowa State, but I felt like it was important to make this move now because the opportunity might not be there in the future for me."

I realize I'm terrible at reading comprehension, but I'm pretty sure I'm comprehending this one right.

 

[CycloneErik]

Ahem,

That bolded part could mean anything. You accounting guys aren't very good with words, anywho.

 

[IcSyU]

That bolded part could mean anything. You accounting guys aren't very good with words, anywho.

I'm pretty sure there were a few numbers involved as to why he left...probably around 6 digits before the . :wink:

 

[UNIGuy4Cy]

Lucca joined a German professional team. You know, when he ditched our guys the day before the Texas Tech game.

Hard to take someone seriously when they can't even get their basic facts straight.

Must be a truly professional team when they accept the third leading scorer of a team that is almost dead last in the Big 12.

 

[CycloneErik]

Must be a truly professional team when they accept the third leading scorer of a team that is almost dead last in the Big 12.

They pay players money. That makes them professional.

 

[woodie]

hjchristo-the kid goes home for a funeral and the airlines are not flying because of the blizzards and 49 states had snow last week.has mcdermott got a damn brain in his head when he is short handed. he lost a very good basketball player to memphis;weasily johnson goes to syracuse ,and ole lucca went back to germany. harrison barnes was there right under his nose and he takes off to play for horseface roy williams.wtf r we going to do next year in basketball. the guy was successful at SCIHIGH .WHY CAN'T MCDERMOTT BE A PLAYER'S COACH AND GET IOWA STATE
BASKETBALL BACK ON TRACK.sorry for my shouting!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Tre4ISU]

I'm pretty sure there were a few numbers involved as to why he left...probably around 6 digits before the . :wink:

Actually, I think he had to pay which he was willing do do because he hated Mac so much that he needed out. What I find really weird though is that he must have just figured out he hated Mac because he decided to come back at the end of the summer after a lot of thought.

 

[IcSyU]

Must be a truly professional team when they accept the third leading scorer of a team that is almost dead last in the Big 12.

Hell, even the NCAA ruled he's played professionally before. :wideeyed:

 

[IcSyU]

Actually, I think he had to pay which he was willing do do because he hated Mac so much that he needed out. What I find really weird though is that he must have just figured out he hated Mac because he decided to come back at the end of the summer after a lot of thought.

He signed a professional contract...why would he be paying for anything?

 

[CycloneErik]

So now we have two accounting guys working through reading comprehension :smile:

 

[UNIGuy4Cy]

They pay players money. That makes them professional.

So did my intramural basketball team at UNI, we got paid if we won too, that does not make it "professional."

 

[CycloneErik]

He signed a professional contract...why would he be paying for anything?

He was using sarcasm.