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It was probably more than Teddys' second chance here at WSU.
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He wasn't under scholarship at the time and if I remember correctly, he didn't receive the scholarship that he expected for the next year following the incident. Don't worry, he was disciplined too and it was a pretty healthy punishment for him.Originally posted by Scott View PostComment
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Given HCGM's ability to recruit, I am convinced that this will not be the end of the Shockers as it appears Cold thinks it is. He's a kid who had HUGE upside who never played a real game for the Shox. If you don't want to put in the effort to follow the rules, then get the hell out. No one player is bigger than the program.Comment
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So apparently this was Boatrights decision, I wonder where Marshall’s stance was through this whole process, if Marshall wanted him to stay but Boatright over ruled his decision things could get very interesting.Hows my post? send me feedback at 1-800-f$%k-offComment
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Where do you come up with that?Originally posted by shoxrox89 View Post
The only thing I saw that even mentioned Boatright's involvement in the decision was the following comment in the Eagle article by Taylor Eldridge:
Sounds like ADDB and 3G made the decision jointly and were in agreement that this was the best move for the program. Is Boatright lying? I suppose that is possible but where is the evidence of that. It's just as likely that 3G asked ADDB to back him up on his decision. It very well may have been a joint decision but if there was a lead dog in this decision my money is on 3G.“Coach (Gregg) Marshall and I met over the weekend to discuss the situation and the time that Teddy has spent within our program,” WSU athletic director Darron Boatright said in a statement. “We came to this decision jointly and agreed that this is best for the program. We wish Teddy well moving forward.”Last edited by 1972Shocker; June 18, 2019, 07:17 PM.Comment
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If HCGM is able to fill the open scholarship with a promising 3 or 4 star recruit, all will be well in my world. But I'm with COLD, this situation stinks and to heck with the moral high ground. TA should have been suspended, but dismissal seems overkill to me. However, if TA had a negative attitude, was a sulky little brat during his meeting with HCGM and Boatwrong, then yeah, he needed to be kicked off the team. We'll never know.
We're trying to re-build our winning ways and he could have been a major factor in this. A suspension would have sent a message to him and his teammates and still be effective.Comment
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Reminds me of LeGerald Vick up north. Chick calls cops claiming violence. Later, she retracts part of her story. Was she lying the first time? The second time? Who knows? I don't.Comment
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How’d Vick end up for the Hawks? He left in the middle of the year. Maybe that is a prediction of what could have been in this situation.Originally posted by pinstripers View PostComment
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It seem pretty obvious that there was more to this story than what the "public" was privy to or this was not the first transgression since his arrival. Put that in combination with the fact that GM has a very young team he is developing, and it is easy to see why he felt this dismissal was in the best long term interest of the program.
I wouldn't be surprised if he doesn't have a very interesting replacement in mind right now.Comment
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I’m very proud of coach. This couldn’t have been easy and yes, the moral high ground. We are nothing without that, or to put it another way, we’d be just like the chicken hawks. Competitively we will adapt and be fine. Look for some 3 guard offense and no redshirts.Comment
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The proof is in the puddingComment
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Moving on.Comment
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Love how many sources have been thrown against the wall on this thread. If peppermint patty is seriously posting that shyt on social media then she should be muzzled.Comment
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