DeCourcy Article

[CL82]

It's good read.

 

[mauconnfan]

It's good read.

It sure is CL82....thanks for posting it!!!!

 

[8893]

It sure is CL82....thanks for posting it!!!!

+1

 

[Mr. Wonderful]

Great read!

Juxtapose this with the offal that Parrish tried to pass off yesterday. Can I get a job pissing in everyone's cornflakes and calling it journalism? Who do you have to goose for that?

 

[uconnfan68]

Great read!

Juxtapose this with the offal that Parrish tried to pass off yesterday. Can I get a job pissing in everyone's cornflakes and calling it journalism? Who do you have to goose for that?

You get goosed for that job.

 

[CL82]

Great read!

Juxtapose this with the offal that Parrish tried to pass off yesterday. Can I get a job pissing in everyone's cornflakes and calling it journalism? Who do you have to goose for that?

offal - great word.

 

[willie99]

I'm bookmarking this

 

[Excalibur]

Captures everything perfectly, from the traits that make him great to the low points to the uncertainty surrounding the program as he leaves. Really outstanding article.

 

[StongingtonBob]

I hate to interrupt your little group hug but don't you find the use of this quote and the timing of the quote just a little hypocritical and inappropriate?

"I love the game. I love the kids. I love the competition. I love the basketball culture. You know its weaknesses right now, so many kids being attacked by runners and people like that. But there still are Caron Butler stories, watching these kids turn around. All the phone calls from my players during something like this ... those are the reasons I do it." —Calhoun, Sporting News, June 2008

 

[Husky Dad]

I have been like a lost little kid since I heard the news. Like someone told me the sun wasnt going to come up tomorrow. I knew he wasnt going to go forever but I have to say he was way more to me than the coach of my favorite basketball team. I cant describe it.

 

[ctchamps]

Good article about JC

This: "The Yahoo! Sports investigation that alleged UConn had facilitated a relationship between an agent—an agent who had been accused of malfeasance in dealings one of the Huskies’ greatest players, Richard Hamilton—and led the an NCAA infractions case;"

Finally a reporter making a statement essentially questioning why JC would ask an agent to handle Nate Miles when that agent screwed one of JC's favorite players.

Don't subscribe to the UNC problems and analogy. If he advocated for George Blaney then you have the analogy to Guthridge. Dougherty was Shaka Smart lite.

 

[StongingtonBob]

I hate to interrupt your little group hug but don't you find the use of this quote and the timing of the quote just a little hypocritical and inappropriate?

"I love the game. I love the kids. I love the competition. I love the basketball culture. You know its weaknesses right now, so many kids being attacked by runners and people like that. But there still are Caron Butler stories, watching these kids turn around. All the phone calls from my players during something like this ... those are the reasons I do it." —Calhoun, Sporting News, June 2008

 

[Huskymaniac]

I hate to interrupt your little group hug but don't you find the use of this quote and the timing of the quote just a little hypocritical and inappropriate?

"I love the game. I love the kids. I love the competition. I love the basketball culture. You know its weaknesses right now, so many kids being attacked by runners and people like that. But there still are Caron Butler stories, watching these kids turn around. All the phone calls from my players during something like this ... those are the reasons I do it." —Calhoun, Sporting News, June 2008

Fishy, why is this guy not banned yet?

 

[mauconnfan]

Fishy, why is this guy not banned yet?

Fishy why aren't both of these guys banned!!

 

[Huskymaniac]

Fishy why aren't both of these guys banned!!

Like you are the rational voice of reason around here.....

 

[Pudge]

It's good read.

This is why Mike DeCourcey is in the Hall of Fame ... and many others are in backwaters of the internet.