omeShould the prospect rating services create a new category for potential Duke transfers?
(Or should that just be taken care of on the BY?)
It is serious.... There's some stuff going on, and i'm sure a lot more i'm not aware of...
It is like double stuff.Did you say stuff? You talkin' to me when you say stuff? Don't tell me there's stuff!
Is it like Oreo stuff?
It is like double stuff.
No one ENJOYS playing for Geno either. Practices are hard and one is pushed beyond their limits. People are challenged when playing for Geno. Enjoying isn't a term I would use.Some kids just don't seem to much enjoy playing for Coach P.
No one ENJOYS playing for Geno either. Practices are hard and one is pushed beyond their limits. People are challenged when playing for Geno. Enjoying isn't a term I would use.
I think "no one" is an exaggeration. I'm sure there are players who enjoy Geno's practices (Morgan Tuck and Kelly Faris come to mind as two likely possibilities), just as there are recruits who enjoy Marine basic training and law students who enjoy the first year at Harvard Law School. Many people enjoy Outward Bound experiences.No one ENJOYS playing for Geno either. Practices are hard and one is pushed beyond their limits. People are challenged when playing for Geno. Enjoying isn't a term I would use.
http://www.dukechronicle.com/articl...erra-calhoun-leaves-program-expected-transfer
- Blue Devils entered the season thin at the guard position, and Calhoun's departure stretches the backcourt even more. Just three scholarship players—senior Ka'lia Johnson, redshirt freshman Rebecca Greenwell and junior Mercedes Riggs—remain, and will likely log heavy minutes for the rest of the season.
- Calhoun is the third Blue Devil to transfer in the past three seasons. Sierra Moore left Durham for Penn State after her freshman season, and Alexis Jones transferred to Baylor after her sophomore campaign
- "It's definitely tough losing a player," Williams said. "Sierra's great, we love her. I think it was just important for us, the seniors, to make sure that the team focuses on each other and what we have with us today."
If I were them, I'd hire Tara's sister Heidi...
What Mike Flynn's said is very serious. I believe the truth is going to come out very soon. As far as Sierra she wanted to come to UConn but was told she would start at Duke. So she went there. Sierra is a very nice girl, and a very good player. I have also heard she wants to come to UConn now. Is there room? That's Genos decision.
yes, but just because we think a coaching change is in order doesn't mean her bosses are ready to do anything. If I were them, I'd hire Tara's sister Heidi...but how long were the Jets subpar under Rex Ryan?
No one ENJOYS playing for Geno either. Practices are hard and one is pushed beyond their limits. People are challenged when playing for Geno. Enjoying isn't a term I would use.
I suppose some kids would prefer to ride ON the (championship) bus than be throw under it.I have also heard she wants to come to UConn now.
Whoa....Double stuff.....that's some really deep stuff .
I think "no one" is an exaggeration. I'm sure there are players who enjoy Geno's practices (Morgan Tuck and Kelly Faris come to mind as two likely possibilities), just as there are recruits who enjoy Marine basic training and law students who enjoy the first year at Harvard Law School. Many people enjoy Outward Bound experiences.
If you can feel yourself developing capabilities that you barely knew you had, and the results are apparent in games, you will have a sense of enjoyment to go along with the exhaustion.
It is the players who thought that they could coast along on their physical talent that have a rude awakening. Another group that may have difficulty are players who are discovering for the first time that there are other players on their team who are better than they are at what they thought they were good at. Saniya may belong to the latter category.
Exactly. That is why the smilie.Maybe not when they're going through it. But I can't remember anyone who has not come back to practice or play in some pro-am game.