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- Bleeding Orange
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I still don't get all of the hatred for Floyd around here.
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It is not my intention to do away with government. It is rather to make it work - work with us, not over us; stand by our side, not ride on our back. Government can and must provide opportunity, not smother it; foster productivity, not stifle it. ~Ronald Reagan

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Tricky_Falcon
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- UK Peregrine
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You didn't have to watch him play all that often.Bleeding Orange wrote:I still don't get all of the hatred for Floyd around here.
I will readily admit that the kid gave 100% on the court at all times. He was also among the SLOWEST PGs to ever suit up in a BG uniform. He couldn't see the floor, and he couldn't guard the couch I'm laying on. He routinely had 3-4 turnovers that were just total boneheaded plays resulting in easy buckets for the opposition. At least 3-4 times a game he would jack up a shot from 4 feet beyond the arc with 10+ seconds on the shot clock. He shot a ton and was a very poor shooter.
In essence, he was a slow, unathletic PG with a very poor basketball IQ. Effort can only take you so far.
What I disliked about him most, however, was how Dakich insisted on playing him major minutes every game.
I will say that Floyd actually showed some decent ability when playing off the ball last year, but for some reason Dan insisted on putting him back at PG, where he was just brutal.
I don't hate John Floyd, but I'll be quite happy to not have to watch him play any longer.
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Good post Hammb and others. I understand Floyd wasn't the greatest player, but he always gave everything he had, and if this is true, I hope he graduates and makes a success of himself.
Meanwhile, all of our PG minutes from last year have left (Wright, Floyd, and Robinson). Who does everyone think can play there now?
Meanwhile, all of our PG minutes from last year have left (Wright, Floyd, and Robinson). Who does everyone think can play there now?
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orangeandbrown wrote: Meanwhile, all of our PG minutes from last year have left (Wright, Floyd, and Robinson). Who does everyone think can play there now?
That's a very interesting question. Hamblet is said to have been brought in for his playmaking ability. Clements had some minutes running the offense last year, although damned few. Simms is reported to be definitely NOT a point guard. Perhaps Bland and Samarco can provide some minutes. In my view, that's the biggest question mark going into the season. It would be very nice if Hamblet could step into 25 point guard minutes per game.
Ditto on hammbone's Floyd post. We didn't HATE him, we just got extremely sick and tired of seeing a DIII talent play 30 mpg.
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Probably got kicked off for the DUI...that would be my guess. Maybe he can transfer to CMU like someone else.Tricky_Falcon wrote:Yeah me either. Why is he leaving?
Is it sad that I actually OWN this?!UK Peregrine wrote:Does it have to do with this video being available on DVD?
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- ZiggyZoomba
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Yeah... that didn't happen. He's at NKU.Metz wrote:Maybe he can transfer to CMU like someone else.
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transfer2BGSU
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Nevermind then!ZiggyZoomba wrote: Yeah... that didn't happen. He's at NKU.
He did indeed...So I guess it really wouldn't be transferring.transfer2BGSU wrote:And that person graduated in August
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I didn't like Opie as aour starting PG. I didn't have a problem with him starting at SG (until Samarco showed up). I thought he was ideally suited to be a third guard off the bench at our level.
The kid worked hard, so I'll give him his "props" (are people still giving props or is it "love" or something else now? I'm really bad with slang)
The kid worked hard, so I'll give him his "props" (are people still giving props or is it "love" or something else now? I'm really bad with slang)


