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Shane Harris Tunks not coming back
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CVilleBuff
Well-Known Member
SHT battled hard tonight and took the brunt of Oregon's lack of class. Take a minute and read Shane's bio on CUBuffs, it's impressive.
L Buff
Commissar of the Albuffs Collective Left
He definitely stepped up tonight. Kudos to Shane.
Thanks Shane and good luck.
NBDefektor
Well-Known Member
Very odd...what's he going to do instead? Hope he made this choice for the right reasons...
graduate and move on with life.
Finish strong SHT.
NBDefektor
Well-Known Member
damn kids these days...SHT tries to figure out how to leave early and there I was figuring out ways to graduate a semester or two late...
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Well SHT. Good luck to you young Buff!
This. He showed flashes his first year, but all the knee injuries just killed his athleticism. I'll happily cheer him on Saturday afternoon.
SuperiorBuff
Well-Known Member
That is a truly crappy sentiment. How about a simple "good luck"?
:yeahthat:
Maybe not the greatest player in CU history, but a true Buff who was part of some of the best teams in school history. He has provided solid (and very important) minutes to this team. Important minutes still left in his career as well, good luck finishing the season and good luck in life.
Buffs@5345'
Club Member
+1
Guy will hopefully go down as one of the few Buffs that were a part of the transition from hoping to make the tourney mentality to expecting to contend for conference championships every year and playing for seeding in the NCAAs. I hope he finds success in whatever he takes on next, and appreciate his efforts on the court.
cubuffs85
Active Member
Just saying how I feel, I wish him well, just thought he was a liability when he was on the court at times.
I think we all know that but the thread is to celebrate Shane, not point out stuff like that. Good luck Shane, the knee surgery I still think hurt his development, but he played well yesterday and will receive a good hand Saturday.
you're an ass. The dude took a dick-punch for the BnG and on his way out the door this is all you got?
whatthebuff
Club Member
G'Day you bloke! Finish the season strong!
Makes sense from a logical standpoint. He's a smart kid who is going to leave CU with a degree in hand. I don't know if graduate credits he would earn from another year would help him much, wonder about the transferability to a school down under. Also doesn't make sense for him to stick around and try to finish a graduate program on his own dime.
From a basketball sense if he did have the choice of staying another year (don't know if Tad even gave him that offer) he would likely be looking at reduced time and roll as Scott matures and Gordon takes floor time.
SHT has certain limitations to his game that he could never overcome but you could never question his effort or willingness to be a solid member of the team.
From a basketball sense if he did have the choice of staying another year (don't know if Tad even gave him that offer) he would likely be looking at reduced time and roll as Scott matures and Gordon takes floor time.
SHT has certain limitations to his game that he could never overcome but you could never question his effort or willingness to be a solid member of the team.