Daishon Smith Transferring

[WuDrWu]

McIntosh would be a tremendous help to this team next year. Unlikely to happen for a number of reasons.

I don't know, but it would be a teaching moment, for him.

[xazshox]

McIntosh

I just heard that near the end of the Illinois State NIT 2nd game, he fouled the opponents best free throw shooter during as 3-pt attempt with a few sec's to go in the game. The guy made his free throws so McIntosh's foul caused IL State to lose the game.

[tgcshock]

I just heard that near the end of the Illinois State NIT 2nd game, he fouled the opponents best free throw shooter during as 3-pt attempt with a few sec's to go in the game. The guy made his free throws so McIntosh's foul caused IL State to lose the game.

He would be better coached here.

[Dave Stalwart]

I just heard that near the end of the Illinois State NIT 2nd game, he fouled the opponents best free throw shooter during as 3-pt attempt with a few sec's to go in the game. The guy made his free throws so McIntosh's foul caused IL State to lose the game.

Makes you wonder if he threw the game so he could go home.

[im4wsu]

Good luck to Daishon. No doubt he'll be a starter somewhere!

I'd also like to add, reading threads like this make me proud to be a Shocker fan. I lurk on a lot of other boards...and KU for example when a player transfers there are countless posters bagging on the players abilities, saying good riddance and such. Easily as many negative comments as good. I don't get how you can treat a student athlete like that who devoted countless hours and shed their blood, sweat and tears for the school...all the fans do is cheer and spend some money to watch them play. Proud to be a Shocker!

Yet so many here bag on players who are here and stay here, but don't perform to the poster's expectations. Evan shouldn't have played, offensive liability. Also Kelly, from time to time. EO, certainly.

[proshox]

That was a key moment. Immediately after the game I thought would the outcome have been different if Nurger had his number called at that point.

It didn't help, but overall a number of highly experienced Shocker bigs stopped defending to the scouting report. It was is a bad sign when CF did a better job on a 6'8" shooter than RK or SM tried for blocks he didn't have a chance of getting resulting in put-back dunks.

On DS - I hope he finds a great fit. Seemed like a good kid with some ability.

[ShockingButTrue]

It didn't help, but overall a number of highly experienced Shocker bigs stopped defending to the scouting report. It was is a bad sign when CF did a better job on a 6'8" shooter than RK or SM tried for blocks he didn't have a chance of getting resulting in put-back dunks.

On DS - I hope he finds a great fit. Seemed like a good kid with some ability.

This totally. As good as our post played, he got exposed a few times too, especially in the second half. But, no one person lost that game by any stretch of anyone's imagination.

[ShockingButTrue]

[QUOTE=proshox;730719]It didn't help, but overall a number of highly experienced Shocker bigs stopped defending to the scouting report. It was is a bad sign when CF did a better job on a 6'8" shooter than RK or SM tried for blocks he didn't have a chance of getting resulting in put-back dunks. <br>
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Oops. Double post.

[wu_shizzle]

Headed to Louisiana Monroe via social media.

[1972Shocker]

Headed to Louisiana Monroe via social media.

Good luck to Daishon in the Sun Belt. I think he will have a good year to finish off his career in 2018-19.

[WstateU]

Former Shocker Daishon Smith decides on Warhawks as his new team

http://www.kansas.com/sports/college/wichita-state/article155219319.html

[Wooglin]

Career high 42 point night. 14-19 shooting, 10-12 from 3. Glad to see him doing well.

https://www.thenewsstar.com/story/sports/college/ulm/2019/01/03/smiths-career-night-helps-ulm-top-little-rock/2477737002/

[ShockTalk]

Clickable

https://www.thenewsstar.com/story/spo...ck/2477737002/