2023/2024 NCAA Season

[pdub]

If you're doing it to the crowd or at your own teammates, fine, I guess.
If you're doing it at players or coaches as a taunt, definitely coaches shouldn't be overreacting like that at the handshake line, but you are being classless.

I wouldn't like it if someone like KJ or Hunter went over to the Texas bench while running down the court with horns down.

But if you're being classless, it's not up to the opposing coach to scold/teach those players.

[KUTradition]

in any other season i’d be inclined to agree with you

[TDub]

https://www.espn.com/mens-college-baske ... ning-order

hmmm

[DeletedUser]

https://www.espn.com/mens-college-baske ... ning-order

hmmm

So, what exactly does that mean? Does the team have to take him back?

[TDub]

https://www.espn.com/mens-college-baske ... ning-order

hmmm

So, what exactly does that mean? Does the team have to take him back?

I can't imagine the team would be forced to have him back, but it appears they have chosen to do so.

I'm not sure I understand how it changes anything.....so he didn't plead at the initial proceedings and someone has a restraining order? Maybe I need to read it more carefully.

reading between the lines it seems he is attempting to delay the court proceedings until after the season and appears to have insinuated legal action against UI if they continue his suspension without the results of the court proceedings in hand.

I'm not sure I'm following how or why any of that is enforceable. Seems the University can do whatever it wants woth its scholarship players including dismissing them for any reason. But, lawyers....gotta love them.

[TDub]

https://www.espn.com/mens-college-baske ... shannon-jr

all seems a tad shady to me.

[Psychhawk]

Reinstate him to the team, let him practice, DNP CD him.

[pdub]

Reinstate him to the team, let him practice, DNP CD him.

Yea, if this is what I think is happening, ie Illinois will be in legal trouble if they kick him off the team, then do the above and say he’s just not practicing well enough to play.

[TDub]

Reinstate him to the team, let him practice, DNP CD him.

Yea, if this is what I think is happening, ie Illinois will be in legal trouble if they kick him off the team, then do the above and say he’s just not practicing well enough to play.

I dont understand how they could possibly face legal problems for kicking someone off the team? Do they not reserve that right? Call it a violation of team rules?

Or is this another one of the "benefits" of the NIL players association era?

[KUTradition]

lol…Seth Greenberg just dropped a double horns down on College Gameday

[DeletedUser]

lol…Seth Greenberg just dropped a double horns down on College Gameday

That was awesome.

[DeletedUser]

Reinstate him to the team, let him practice, DNP CD him.

Yea, if this is what I think is happening, ie Illinois will be in legal trouble if they kick him off the team, then do the above and say he’s just not practicing well enough to play.

As strange as it sounds, I think they want to play him.

[Psychhawk]

following Bama's precedent for playing star players involved in major crimes? At least they suspended him and only a court injunction puts him back to possibly playing.

[KUTradition]

it feels gross, though there is the whole innocent until proven guilty thing

if it’s true that the kid was able to get the legal matters delayed until after the season, i find that at least as problematic

what message does it send, other than money, fame and winning trumps *cough, cough* accountability?

[TDub]

lawyers ruin most things. Though, if i ever need one I hope to find a good one. I'm not rich though, so, chances are slim I'd find one

[TDub]

also, maybe I'm just slow, but can someone please explain what a court injunction has to do with putting him back on the team? Why can't the team say no thanks, you're gone? What has changed? We've done it a number of times at KU.

[KUTradition]

also, maybe I'm just slow, but can someone please explain what a court injunction has to do with putting him back on the team? Why can't the team say no thanks, you're gone? What has changed? We've done it a number of times at KU.

yeah, i don’t understand how the court can force the issue either

[RainbowsandUnicorns]

Explains some things in regards to the legal decision...

https://www.nbcdfw.com/news/sports/ncaa ... l%20rights.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_3EAWmCEO0U

[Sparko]

Waiving his right to testify in the preliminary hearing. To me he has no right to an injunction either. He had several months of no consequences already.

[RainbowsandUnicorns]

You can't make this shit up.
Bronny scored 7 in his team's loss
USC is now 8-11 and 2-6 in conference (granted they have had a lot of injuries).

HIGHLIGHT of the game......

Bronny giving himself a headache.
https://www.instagram.com/p/C2VYKgKvNwn ... BiNWFlZA==