I'd like to know what one would have to do to get suspended for 9 games without getting kicked off the team. Never witnessed such a thing.
7 games. I'm sure it'll leak what happened, multiple failed drug tests will probably be the main speculation
I'd like to know what one would have to do to get suspended for 9 games without getting kicked off the team. Never witnessed such a thing.
Prohm wants to win more than anyone involved in the program. He's not "devaluing" anything
Saying you would rather have the coach tell you why a player is suspended because you financially support the program instead of having him protect his players is dumb. Sorry but it is
I don't want it to be serious but...I it better be damn serious to miss that much time. Sucks for their teammates and the fans to go that long at less than full strength.
7 games. I'm sure it'll leak what happened, multiple failed drug tests will probably be the main speculation
I know he wants to win. But he is willing to lose games in November to teach his players a lesson. I'm just saying that is a terrific mind set at a mid-major but if you finish 9-9 in the Big 12 they will need a win against Mizzou and someone out in Maui. Still like this squad and the depth. Just wish this would have been announced last week rather than after the first game of the season.
He clearly is. He just gave away the month of November. Likely longer, considering how long it will take the team to gel now. These “life lessons” are ridiculous. No other major programs do this. If Talley and Lard did something to deserve to miss 25% of the season, we would have read about it in the papers.Prohm wants to win more than anyone involved in the program. He's not "devaluing" anything
Wow, the backlash at Prohm in this thread is excessive. Lard and Talley were the ones that made the bad decisions, but now this is Prohm's fault being too harsh with his punishments? I'm gonna trust coach on this one, and have faith that this will pay off in the long run for the rest of the non-con and Big XII play.
With as dirty as CBB is these days, this approach to me is refreshing. Shows that no player is bigger than the program, and I appreciate that as an ISU alum.
Suck it up, enjoy your time in Hawaii, and cheer on the Cyclones. There is still plenty of talent on this team. This is far from a disaster. Sheesh.Everybody going to Hawaii is probably pretty pissed. I know I am.
Dealing with 18-22 year old basketball players isn’t easy, but Prohm’s job is to get his best players to play, and play well.
Right we have a dozen other players who live up to expectations and get the privilege to playWow, the backlash at Prohm in this thread is excessive. Lard and Talley were the ones that made the bad decisions, but now this is Prohm's fault being too harsh with his punishments? I'm gonna trust coach on this one, and have faith that this will pay off in the long run for the rest of the non-con and Big XII play.
With as dirty as CBB is these days, this approach to me is refreshing. Shows that no player is bigger than the program, and I appreciate that as an ISU alum.
It's college sports. No matter how much money universities and the NCAA actually make, it's still amateurism. Players come and go, whether it's suspension, forced out, transfers, or graduation, there's new players every year. You spend the money to support the school.One factor in this is the amount of money fans spend to go watch games. Think also about the fans who have spent a ton of money on going to Maui. The trip itself would be good enough for me if I was going, but I'd also be a bit annoyed that we're being handicapped by what seems to be ridiculously long suspensions with absolutely no reason given.
College basketball is big business. Fans spend big money to watch their team and it isn't just about watching them on the court, they want to see winning basketball. I mean, we're talking about 2 guys who are expected to be huge contributors being suspended for about 25% of the season.
Sorry, it's not. Like it or not, he owes the fans at least a bit of an explanation as to why he's keeping a couple of guys on the team but thinks they should be suspended for a quarter of the season.
He clearly is. He just gave away the month of November. Likely longer, considering how long it will take the team to gel now. These “life lessons” are ridiculous. No other major programs do this. If Talley and Lard did something to deserve to miss 25% of the season, we would have read about it in the papers.
This is embarrassing.
Are you serious Clark? This isnt Lard or Talley's first suspension. The way he handled the McKay situation was a detriment to 16's team.
Bingo. Hoiberg didnt seem to have a problem getting the absolute best out of Jameel. McKay didnt help his situation whatsoever, but at this point where these suspensions are starting to become a regular occurrence under Prohm, it's more than fair to start asking questions about his handling of player discipline. Despite what the "Prohm is god" contingent in here will tell you.