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  • #76
    Originally posted by Kung Wu View Post

    No, we know that Shaq said he did. And we know you believe he did. That's all we know.
    Here is another *point of view* so to speak.

    Kansas native, Ron Baker, considered a Shocker legend after ascending from walk-on to All American at Wichita State University, has broken his public silence on the allegations of abuse against former Shocker men’s basketball coach Gregg Marshall.

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    • #77
      Originally posted by Kung Wu View Post

      No, we know that Shaq said he did. And we know you believe he did. That's all we know.
      Not sure if that is a meter checking post or not. It has been pretty much collaborated...it happened.

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      • #78
        Originally posted by SHOXAAC View Post

        Not sure if that is a meter checking post or not. It has been pretty much collaborated...it happened.
        I must have missed it. Who has publicly said they _saw_ Shaq get punched?

        Ron was one of *******'s witnesses ... in the link above it says, "Baker said he didn’t actually see Marshal [sic] hit Morris at the practice in the fall of 2015, but he believed Morris and other teammates who said they saw it happen."

        Last I knew, nobody on record has said they saw Shaq get punched. Again, I could have missed it.
        Kung Wu say, man who read woman like book, prefer braille!

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        • #79
          Originally posted by Kung Wu View Post

          I must have missed it. Who has publicly said they _saw_ Shaq get punched?

          Ron was one of *******'s witnesses ... in the link above it says, "Baker said he didn’t actually see Marshal [sic] hit Morris at the practice in the fall of 2015, but he believed Morris and other teammates who said they saw it happen."

          Last I knew, nobody on record has said they saw Shaq get punched. Again, I could have missed it.
          I believe that is correct. The incident in the hallway was not directly corroborated by anyone publicly to my knowledge. Though it may have been privately. Ron’s interview with DG sates that some other players saw it but to my knowledge they did not publicly speak of it.

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          • #80
            Originally posted by Kung Wu View Post

            I must have missed it. Who has publicly said they _saw_ Shaq get punched?

            Ron was one of *******'s witnesses ... in the link above it says, "Baker said he didn’t actually see Marshal [sic] hit Morris at the practice in the fall of 2015, but he believed Morris and other teammates who said they saw it happen."

            Last I knew, nobody on record has said they saw Shaq get punched. Again, I could have missed it.
            Without going back and digging it all out I believe there were players that said they saw it. Way behind the scenes I know 2 close non-WSU employees (booster types) that independently shared the exact same story to me when it happened. I was somewhat suspect at the time, but as it played out years later and all the eyes that were associated with it, there doesn't seem to be much question (at least in my mind) that it happened. Some of the player sources have been condemned on this board, but its just to much not to draw another conclusion. Both Ron and Fred were quiet for some time not coming out to support Marshall. Ron's interview with Goatlube, although he didn't see it actually happen, indicated the wrong doing. There is just to much to suggest it didn't happen.

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            • #81
              Originally posted by SHOXAAC View Post

              Without going back and digging it all out I believe there were players that said they saw it. Way behind the scenes I know 2 close non-WSU employees (booster types) that independently shared the exact same story to me when it happened. I was somewhat suspect at the time, but as it played out years later and all the eyes that were associated with it, there doesn't seem to be much question (at least in my mind) that it happened. Some of the player sources have been condemned on this board, but its just to much not to draw another conclusion. Both Ron and Fred were quiet for some time not coming out to support Marshall. Ron's interview with Goatlube, although he didn't see it actually happen, indicated the wrong doing. There is just to much to suggest it didn't happen.
              Oh, I am sure _something_ happened. But I'm not willing to agree that Shaq got "punched", unless someone publicly says they saw it. It's far more likely he got father-slapped upside the back of his head. That's not a "strike", and if that happened, saying you didn't strike a player is definitely not a lie. But in this day and age I suppose you can't slap a kid for acting a fool, either. So it's quite possible his termination was warranted, that he wasn't lying, and that Shaq or ******* was embellishing. The other concern that sheds doubt is that neither Ron's account or Shaq's account of what happened jibed _at all_. And I'm sure the different accounts of what happened are why ******* sat on the story until he got scooped -- he couldn't get the facts straight from the "witnesses" (who we now know at least a couple _weren't_ witnesses).
              Kung Wu say, man who read woman like book, prefer braille!

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              • #82
                Originally posted by Kung Wu View Post

                Oh, I am sure _something_ happened. But I'm not willing to agree that Shaq got "punched", unless someone publicly says they saw it. It's far more likely he got father-slapped upside the back of his head. That's not a "strike", and if that happened, saying you didn't strike a player is definitely not a lie. But in this day and age I suppose you can't slap a kid for acting a fool, either. So it's quite possible his termination was warranted, that he wasn't lying, and that Shaq or ******* was embellishing. The other concern that sheds doubt is that neither Ron's account or Shaq's account of what happened jibed _at all_. And I'm sure the different accounts of what happened are why ******* sat on the story until he got scooped -- he couldn't get the facts straight from the "witnesses" (who we now know at least a couple _weren't_ witnesses).
                I respect your perspective. Me...I believe it happened and he lied.

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                • #83
                  Not only that, Shaq's "history" makes him incredibly unreliable.

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                  • #84
                    Originally posted by WuDrWu View Post
                    Not only that, Shaq's "history" makes him incredibly unreliable.
                    This is also true. On the other hand incredibly unreliable people get undeservedly punched on occasion.

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                    • #85
                      Originally posted by SHOXAAC View Post

                      I respect your perspective. Me...I believe it happened and he lied.
                      That's because you are a cynical doo-doo head. Which reminds me!! We could still bring a new Smack-A-Shaq (tm) punching doll to market here in Wichita! You know, one of these:



                      but with Shaq's likeness! It'd make a fortune!
                      Kung Wu say, man who read woman like book, prefer braille!

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                      • #86
                        People who think they know everything are a great annoyance to those of us who do. -Isaac Asimov

                        Originally posted by C0|dB|00ded
                        Who else posts fake **** all day in order to maintain the acrimony? Wingnuts, that's who.

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                        • #87
                          Originally posted by Kung Wu View Post

                          Oh, I am sure _something_ happened. But I'm not willing to agree that Shaq got "punched", unless someone publicly says they saw it. It's far more likely he got father-slapped upside the back of his head. That's not a "strike", and if that happened, saying you didn't strike a player is definitely not a lie. But in this day and age I suppose you can't slap a kid for acting a fool, either. So it's quite possible his termination was warranted, that he wasn't lying, and that Shaq or ******* was embellishing. The other concern that sheds doubt is that neither Ron's account or Shaq's account of what happened jibed _at all_. And I'm sure the different accounts of what happened are why ******* sat on the story until he got scooped -- he couldn't get the facts straight from the "witnesses" (who we now know at least a couple _weren't_ witnesses).
                          Was there a punch? Was there a slap? Was it a strike? Was there a push? was there blood? Was there other body fluids?

                          The most famous saying in history. “It depends on what the meaning of is, is”.

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                          • #88
                            Originally posted by Shockm View Post
                            Was there a punch? Was there a slap? Was it a strike? Was there a push? was there blood? Was there other body fluids?
                            No. Maybe. No. Maybe. No. WTF!?
                            Kung Wu say, man who read woman like book, prefer braille!

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                            • #89
                              Originally posted by ShockerPrez View Post
                              Wish MT well.

                              He is a good coach, and thus was able to succeed at WSU, (who previously hired 3 awful coaches that couldn't win even at WSU). But MT was a product of the mainstream college basketball world, so, of course he couldn't stay at WSU because he didn't have that frame of mind to see it as something other than what the mainstream college BBall world did. Maybe he did, but couldn't/didn't have the confidence to believe it and see it through, whereas GM 100% did and had the MTXE mentality to prove everybody wrong. MT was just playing to a different crowd that he grew up in. Can't fault the guy for that. We had some great times with him, and he has done well for himself. Maybe if a spot opens up, he would like to come back and be on IBs staff.
                              Extremely accurate.

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                              • #90
                                Originally posted by Kung Wu View Post

                                That's because you are a cynical doo-doo head. Which reminds me!! We could still bring a new Smack-A-Shaq (tm) punching doll to market here in Wichita! You know, one of these:



                                but with Shaq's likeness! It'd make a fortune!
                                I don't know if you know this or not, but I know a mod that would hammer drop you for a lifetime if he saw your disgraceful name calling. Do you kiss your kids with that mouth...jeez!

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