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If Cody comes back, how much does it change your expectations & excitement for next season?
- Thread starter Buffnik
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Jakimovski is a very good pick up. A seasoned player that will give us 10 and 5 each night and play defense. I think Cody will make his decision right after the draft lottery on May 12. He'll then have a good sense who's picking when and where he might end up.
*Sigh*
I like it when we sign guys who, when we played against them, I went "god, he's annoying as hell".
This sent my mind to horrifying places. I’m imagining Tad hiring some new assistant coaches. Bobby, Dana, Andy. Also, you want us to bring Lovering back?
#34 on Utah was not annoying to play against. In fact, we looked pretty comfortable going against him.
Coming out of my vacation hiatus to laugh at everyone who has hope
cu3x
Well-Known Member
an aside on Cody.
we all mature, advance at different rates.
when my daughter left for CU, I felt she was not very worldly - certainly not like me at 18. after her junior spring in Italy, part-time jobs, she is much more 'mature'.
Cody's brother might have been a man-child at 18. That doesn't mean Cody is. Those of you who have raised kids to adulthood should understand.
Cody (and his family) had their choice of any college in the country, but they chose to have Cody mentored by Tad.
If he comes back, it's because Cody is still 'young' in many ways.
we all mature, advance at different rates.
when my daughter left for CU, I felt she was not very worldly - certainly not like me at 18. after her junior spring in Italy, part-time jobs, she is much more 'mature'.
Cody's brother might have been a man-child at 18. That doesn't mean Cody is. Those of you who have raised kids to adulthood should understand.
Cody (and his family) had their choice of any college in the country, but they chose to have Cody mentored by Tad.
If he comes back, it's because Cody is still 'young' in many ways.
The dream has died
God damn it Nik...you gave me hope.
If he had asked whether it was wise to say "I told you so" before the told was so, we would have told him no.
I had similar thoughts.
Birch1
Well-Known Member
Okc
cu3x
Well-Known Member
Piss on you middle of the road parrots. I said 1 in 20, then 1 in 50. I'm comfortable with that.
Assuming I'm understanding this correctly, there was no middle of the road from me. There was never a chance he was coming back, and many of us have been vocal about that.
cu3x
Well-Known Member
No offense, but when you say "there was never a chance" you are again stating an opinion. Unless Cody shared his thoughts with you.
If he did, did he tell you why he waited so long to announce what you knew for certain weeks ago?
Of course it’s an opinion. Has a unanimous lottery pick ever returned to school in the modern era?
To your question, because the basketball season just ended “weeks ago” and his timeline has not been unique or delayed.
