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Message: [QUOTE="ctchamps, post: 2664963, member: 37"] His memory should be whatever people want it to be. How about he was an important player for UConn. How about he helped the UConn program with his NBA career. It matters not what defenders or attackers of KO write. All of us fall victim one time or another with having a need to defend our viewpoint and take it personally when people disagree with us. BTW kudos to [USER=6467]@JMick[/USER]. He led the last push to get fans to speak with one voice in removing KO. I thought it was a foolish concept. I believe he's over valuing the importance of Boneyard's opinions. Also didn't like the way he felt it was necessary to "bully" people into agreeing with him. But in this thread he didn't feel the need to attack people with opposing viewpoints. He had an objective, feels he won, and legitimately has moved on. I'm impressed. [/QUOTE]