More Jordan Problems?
- Thread starter Jack Williams
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There's only one Mr.Jordan, and isn't Rysheed. Kid needs to get it together quickly, or kiss the NBA bye bye.
elnaples70
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Is that Claude Rains in Here comes Mr. Jordan?
Well Rubin made it official. Rysheed out for the fall semester and maybe entire year. Lovett the keys are yours buddy
southernjohnny2
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This kid must be related to Nu Nu
http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/c...tm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=NYDNSports+Twitter
Unfortunate, but I'd rather get this news now, then a day before the season starts. Hopefully, the staff can seal the deal with Mussini.
Lack of guard depth probably still keeps us out of the NCAA tournament next year, but the foundation will be laid for future success. But, we must get Mussini and/or a 2016 blue chip guard for me to be confident about that.
redstorm89
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I hope he stays. If he leaves what a waste of talent.
STJ11Redmen
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Disappointing to see a kid just self-destruct and throw away his future. Hopefully he "gets it" wherever his next stop is but unless he grows up he might be a lost cause. Best thing for him might be to go to Europe just to get away from the bad influences but I bet Sheed will choose to just be a career D-Leaguer.
beast of the east
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Is/was Jordan worth all the drama? In a word, no.
Contrast him with D'Angelo Harrison, who despite the issues that derailed and nearly destroyed him, always had a vision and inner determination to persevere and be successful. Just consider that he chose Communications as a major, looking past his playing days.
Rysheed is the result of having a singular interest in school - as a means of furthering his basketball career. Even then, removing academics, there are just so many minor-moderate disciplinary infractions.
He is an immense talent, but his game is so unrefined and inconsistent that until (if/when) he matures and improves his basketball career is going nowhere.
Despite telling friends he is gone, I believe Mullin will attempt to talk sense into him, along the lines of , "Come back to St. John's, do what you gotta do academically, and you miss a few unimportant games. We'll give you all the help you need academically, and that will be your main priority in the fall. Don't throw it away. I'm here for you."
My bet? 70-30, he will be back in school in December, with a carefully selected academic load.
Word to Jordan. Stop being a dumbass and prima dona. Your good, but not THAT good - yet.
Contrast him with D'Angelo Harrison, who despite the issues that derailed and nearly destroyed him, always had a vision and inner determination to persevere and be successful. Just consider that he chose Communications as a major, looking past his playing days.
Rysheed is the result of having a singular interest in school - as a means of furthering his basketball career. Even then, removing academics, there are just so many minor-moderate disciplinary infractions.
He is an immense talent, but his game is so unrefined and inconsistent that until (if/when) he matures and improves his basketball career is going nowhere.
Despite telling friends he is gone, I believe Mullin will attempt to talk sense into him, along the lines of , "Come back to St. John's, do what you gotta do academically, and you miss a few unimportant games. We'll give you all the help you need academically, and that will be your main priority in the fall. Don't throw it away. I'm here for you."
My bet? 70-30, he will be back in school in December, with a carefully selected academic load.
Word to Jordan. Stop being a dumbass and prima dona. Your good, but not THAT good - yet.
redfanO10101ll
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Ugh. Hope this works out. I really thought Rysheed was going to break through this year and be one of the top players in the conference. Maybe better for the future and the development of the young guys we're getting but I'd be shocked if we're even close to a NCAA bid without him.
tom in salem
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last place.
MarkRedman
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Looks like a very serious issue
At least we'll have an answer very soon, one way or the other
In case he's not eligible, we may still have some recruiting options
Perhaps some targets are aware of this and are waiting it out before deciding
If Jordan is ineligible, we really need LoVett to be available to play next year
http://nypost.com/2015/05/24/rysheed-jordan-in-danger-of-being-academically-ineligible-sources/
At least we'll have an answer very soon, one way or the other
In case he's not eligible, we may still have some recruiting options
Perhaps some targets are aware of this and are waiting it out before deciding
If Jordan is ineligible, we really need LoVett to be available to play next year
http://nypost.com/2015/05/24/rysheed-jordan-in-danger-of-being-academically-ineligible-sources/
redfan2kkkkkkjjjjjj
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wah, wah, wah.... Bet u $1000 this team dies not finish last... This kid is EASILY replaceable.... Pathetic.
MarkRedman
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This story makes the Jordan situation look a lot worse
Looks like he will not be eligible first semester
He would have to go to summer school to potentially come back mid-Dec.
Rumors that he might not come back at all next year
Terrible news!!!
http://www.rumbleinthegarden.com/2015/5/24/8652329/rysheed-jordan-academically-ineligible
Looks like he will not be eligible first semester
He would have to go to summer school to potentially come back mid-Dec.
Rumors that he might not come back at all next year
Terrible news!!!
http://www.rumbleinthegarden.com/2015/5/24/8652329/rysheed-jordan-academically-ineligible
Rooting for St. Johns is like rooting for the Mets; if anything can go wrong it will. I should be used to this by now.
It will be interesting to see how quickly the new staff can get all the new pieces playing together as a cohesive unit. Let's hope Jordan decides to dedicate himself to a second semester return.
It will be interesting to see how quickly the new staff can get all the new pieces playing together as a cohesive unit. Let's hope Jordan decides to dedicate himself to a second semester return.