I think this has been rumored for the past few weeks. Lots of red tape here. Too bad. He seemed a like very good player, a blue collar guy. Too many Q's about his transcripts coming from Senegal. The NCAA is all over the place on foreign players. Unfortunately, many of these kids coming over here to play basketball & get an education get screwed by the NCAA, when they are just looking for a chance to better their lives. It's a fine line, not many of them know that very fine line from where they come from. I'm just happy Brimah & Facey didn't fall into the same fate, but you never really know.
the comments at the bottom are hilarious
Looks like they're thinking outside the box to avoid dealing with the scholarship reductions.
It's a bold strategy, Cotton. Let's see if it pays off for 'em
Comparing apples to oranges(pun intended). We earned our 4th title in large part to upper classmen and a coaching staff who remained LOYAL to the program. The title was a result of that loyalty and bond. Name one person from that team in the middle of no where, including the coach in waiting who few others want, who has had an impact on the court and has remained loyal. Ummmm, you can't. In other words, Syracuse will be digging out of this hole for a very long time.Celebrating the demise of our program through our APR difficulties directly lead to the Basketball Gods blessing us with NC #4. Hesitant to return the favor.
But I mean this is Syracuse we're talking about here.Celebrating the demise of our program through our APR difficulties directly lead to the Basketball Gods blessing us with NC #4. Hesitant to return the favor.
I don't think so - they really have nothing at the 5 spot now that Diagne is gone. Reading their board, they really have no faith in Dajuan Coleman, a RS junior who has been injured for most of his career, and Chinonso Obokoh, a sophomore coming off a .8 ppg 1.6 rpg season. And Diagne is a composite 4* top 70 player. With their scholarship restrictions, they aren't in the position to be turning away players like him.So is there a chance that this kid wasn't as good as they hoped when they saw him play this summer so they basically pushed him into doing this so they could start serving their sentence? Seems like they're hell bent on being as crafty with putting their problems behind them as they can be, and for some reason they're actually being successful in doing this unlike us.
When we petitioned to have our ban lifted since we had turned the APR around, though the score was anchored still too low, I thought they should have given it to us. I don't want to drudge it all back up, I just mean to say that though we were doing all we could too, our ban was much more unfair and there was legitimate reason to lift it. We weren't revealed to have been fudging grades for a decade...
But his wife....Boeheim's fall from grace will be glorious. This guy is so gross. I don't think he has hit rock bottom yet.
http://espn.go.com/mens-college-bas...10-scholarship-players-moustapha-diagne-exits
So is there a chance that this kid wasn't as good as they hoped when they saw him play this summer so they basically pushed him into doing this so they could start serving their sentence?