True. That’s why we all love and appreciate “red.fans being red.fans”.
If there is ever a place that cries for professional help, this is it.
Curbelo
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If there is ever a place that cries for professional help, this is it.
Sad to say you are incorrect and there are more people on this board who watch players in trouble with the eyes of "having lived through tragedies" both personal and professional. When I was Training Director at Bronx Psychiatric Center we ran a program to teach recovering substance abusers how to do drug abuse counseling with people in both drug abuse and mental health trouble. If you took the basketball talent that came through that program you would have multiple NBA draft choices, all-state and all-city guards, and wings and power forwards in the 6-6 to 6-8 range. Some of us old guys learned long ago that the conjectured correlation between basketball talent and personal well-being is spurious.
I agree we all want what's best for the kids in the program and want them to have the best life possible.
We have had many student athletes that had major problems (family,substance,academic etc) I mean our most famous player had an alcohol problem that was not exactly hidden. As fans of a team we want our team to win. Just look at the coaching search threads and you can see that winning is what matters.
I personally think that 95% of every person that comes through the program needs to embrace the college experience and use the free education to better themselves. God knows that they'll do better in life than me if they do...
From Anderson
Maybe Dylan decided to help his mate
SJUFan85/89
Active member
Is this the end of the curbelo era
“Error”
And what an error.
Sorry to say but I was flat out wrong about him being an addition to our team. He was a huge distraction, embarrassment and did not fit in. Talented certainly. We screwed with chemistry and it backfired. I wish him all the very best and it is great to see Posh once again playing so well.
Mea culpa on my part also on this.
Larry Wright
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If Pitino is hired I think much to most dismay Curbelo will stay.
Pitino will see his value.
Pitino will see his value.
If he can coach the hot dog out of him he can be an asset especially if he plays with some offensive weapons.
Larry Wright
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I think he will try, has qualities Pitino likes.
If he tries to show Pitino up like he did Anderson with his eating habits etc he won’t last a day.
GeorgiaRed
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Reminds me a little of Peyton Siva of Louisville.