HCGM Speaks to Wichita Lawyers

[kcshocker11]

I dont think the differences between so called levels are as great as those in the BCS people like to think! 8) :posterwsu:

[C0|dB|00ded]

There is certainly a level difference in regards to God-given talented players, but the results on the court aren't always indicative of that.


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[SpanglerFan316]

Good bye. Dont let the door hit you in the ?

Or maybe Australia??? :lol:

[SubGod22]

Good bye. Dont let the door hit you in the ?

Or maybe Australia??? :lol:

Or Carbondale??? Nobody would ever find you there. Or bother looking :D

[SpanglerFan316]

Good bye. Dont let the door hit you in the ?

Or maybe Australia??? :lol:

Or Carbondale??? Nobody would ever find you there. Or bother looking :D

I would be mugged by a deer if I went to Carbondale. No thanks!!

[BOBB]

sorry spangler...been a long day at work...I was reading up on basketball for lunch (trying to escape the nut bin I work at) and let's just say I'm a little jumpy.

:oops:

I have a question for TurFin and it's not meant to be a shot at all, but it seems to me that you're only compelled to post when someone takes a shot at Turgeon. Are you in some way connected with FMBCMT (Former Men's Basketball Coach Mark Turgeon)? I've only been on the board since last season, so that bridge may have been crossed some time ago and I wasn't party to it. As far as your motivation it doesn't matter to me, we all find certain things that make us post, but I was wondering if there was some correlation there.

[wsu789]

I'll let Turfin post for himself, but as I recall he and Mark are related by marriage.

Interesting point on the eternal "level" issue. Yesterday at the Bar luncheon, Coach Marshall made a comment about post players and noted that the 15 or so posts that can step in right away and be major contributors typically go to other programs. Thus his comment about the need to develop posts throughout his career and that he may be looking to Africa, Australia and Europe for such players.

Recognizing a difference between the way WSU is perceived by recruits as compared to, say, Duke or Kentucky or, God forbid, Kansas, is not a crime, whether uttered by Coach Turgeon or Coach Marshall. It is simply the recognition of reality. Saying we can never compete with the schools on the court, however, probably is a crime, at least in the minds of most Shocker fans.

[SpanglerFan316]

he may be looking to Africa, Australia and Europe for such players.

I just had a long (30 minute) phone call today with a person in Australia. We discussed several things, including my potential visit to Canberra or Sydney. If Gregg needs someone to scout Australia and has some free travel money, I could be the man. ;-)