Of course, what this really shows is how G-d-awful New Orleans is.
Their winning percentage is .263. That's horrible. Awful.
Of course, it's about the same as Jerome's 3-pt shooting percentage in the D-League (.285).
If this is in fact correct, and Jerome is getting signed, then he certainly had a fine last game in the D-League.
Team lost.
He went 3 of 12 from the field, 1 of 4 from 3, and 1 of 2 from the line.
4 assists - 5 turnovers.
Classic Jerome! Ahh, the memories! His 1 for X games, with X being greater than 10, stand out among the greatest - Allen going off on Georgetown. Kemba owning Pitt.
No, I won't "get over" it, just like you don't "get over" other tragedies that befall you in life.
Did we "get over" it when the Germans bomber Pearl Harbor?
Did we "get over" it when we started hating Dook?
Did we "get over" it when Ross cheated on Rachel (albeit, they were on a break)?
I'm not getting over it. You can ban me, but you can't get me over it. I won't willingly let you live in your make-believe world where Jerome's copious on-court sins (and a few off-court) are all forgiven.
Jerome, on the basketball court, was a loser. He's currently a basketball loser.
His team, Tulsa, is a losing team.
The team he's going to, NO, is a losing team.
His teams at UConn were losing teams, except the year he got hurt, then they won to the final four. They won without him.
He's a loser on the court.
This is not a coincidence. It's because he's a self-centered cancer who drains the life out of his teammates with his selfish and bone-headed plays. Nothing takes the air out of a team more than a ball hog who doesn't look for his teammates first and who commits regular momentum-killing turnovers.
Sure, he plays hard. But he plays hard for the wrong reason. He plays hard to self-aggrandize, not to win as a team.
That's the way it was, that's the way it is, and that's the way it's always going to be. A leopard can't change his spots.
So all you weak minded simpletons who want to trumpet the fact that "NBA U" just put another guy in the NBA, enjoy it while it lasts.
Fact is, if the guy had figured out how to play UConn team ball in the 4 years he was here, rather than his me-first, crash to the rim, turnover machine, and bomb crap shots technique, he would have been drafted right out of UConn.