Crawford and Bassett to declare for Draft.
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thedynasty1998
Yea since everyone in France was watching the OU vs. Georgetown game. Don't be so naive.SportsAndLady wrote: Really? A guy who just lit up Georgetown in an NCAA tournament game who also played his first two years at Indiana and started 31 games in a season for the Hoosiers isn't heard of? I'm gonna venture to say European teams aren't retards, they know who Armon Bassett is. -
thedynasty1998You do realize that most European teams only allow 1-2 Americans on each team right? It's not like the pro ball in Europe is just a bunch of Americans playing each other and getting paid. It's hard to get into and to get established. There's not the high level of turnover like you might think.
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SportsAndLady
Don't be so naive to think that european teams weren't watching the tournament. it's more watched then you think, obviously.thedynasty1998 wrote:
Yea since everyone in France was watching the OU vs. Georgetown game. Don't be so naive.SportsAndLady wrote: Really? A guy who just lit up Georgetown in an NCAA tournament game who also played his first two years at Indiana and started 31 games in a season for the Hoosiers isn't heard of? I'm gonna venture to say European teams aren't retards, they know who Armon Bassett is. -
thedynasty1998It's obviously more watched here than in Europe. Honestly, when I opened this thread, I didn't even know who Bassett played for. I knew the name, but couldn't tell you that he played for OU.
How many people outside of Athens and Indiana know who he is here in the US?
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SportsAndLady
I mean how many people in Europe do you think watch high school basketball in America? Because that's where Brandon Jennings was playing before playing over there.thedynasty1998 wrote: It's obviously more watched here than in Europe. Honestly, when I opened this thread, I didn't even know who Bassett played for. I knew the name, but couldn't tell you that he played for OU.
How many people outside of Athens and Indiana know who he is here in the US?
Honest question. I just don't think he's as well known as you are giving him credit for.
Point is, it doesn't matter how well known you are..if you're good, you'll get a spot (see: my friend from Wooster) -
j_crazy
I was thinking more along the lines of what if he never earns enough to pay for college himself. of if he takes his money buys a house, gets hurt. now he has a house but no money. i don't doubt that if he makes it 1 year overseas he's probably on the right path, but if it doesn't work out it's a big risk.thedynasty1998 wrote:
Like he can't get his degree once he does get hurt?j_crazy wrote: I'm with Jordo on this, the contract gets his family taken care of for now. God forbid he gets hurt, or it just doesn't pan out for him in the pro game, he's going back to the shitter with way less options. but the degree at least gives him a chance to keep his family afloat after the basketball. -
thedynasty1998
Really? He wouldn't be able to afford the remaining credits at a state university? I think you are stretching here.j_crazy wrote: I was thinking more along the lines of what if he never earns enough to pay for college himself. of if he takes his money buys a house, gets hurt. now he has a house but no money. i don't doubt that if he makes it 1 year overseas he's probably on the right path, but if it doesn't work out it's a big risk. -
thedynasty1998
That's a really good point! I'm not sure how much Jennings made, but I think iit was pretty good. I guess it might just come down to how good his agent is.SportsAndLady wrote: I mean how many people in Europe do you think watch high school basketball in America? Because that's where Brandon Jennings was playing before playing over there.
Point is, it doesn't matter how well known you are..if you're good, you'll get a spot (see: my friend from Wooster)
I understand your point about your buddy from Wooster, if you are good enough, you can find a team. My only thing was that your friend wasn't making $100,000 in his first year out of Wooster. We might actually know the same person as I know a couple people from Wooster who played overseas. -
EnforcerI dont think Bassett Could go back to O.U. if he wanted to, Word around Athens is He has or is Flunking out of School
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Laley23Look, you arent giving Armon Bassett enough credit. Im SHOCKED you didnt know who he was/played for.
He was a top 100 recruit in Indiana and choose the Hoosiers. Started games for them as a Freshman and then played PG his SO year with Eric Gordon and was a rock for them. He is very well known by people who should know him (IE scouts in Europe). He was one of the better shooting guards in the Big Ten his SO year shooting over 40% from the 3-pt line. He would have been all Big-Ten by this season had the Hoosiers not had the debacle.
BTW, what is all this retarded degree talk?? Dude has been in college for (4) years already. If he wanted a degree he could have it in a month or need like a class to do so. Fact is he doesnt give a fuck. He basically flunked out of Indiana (only had the bare minimum to continue. I doubt its changed much at OU. -
Laley23
lol, see my last thoughts on my previous post.Enforcer wrote: I dont think Bassett Could go back to O.U. if he wanted to, Word around Athens is He has or is Flunking out of School -
hoops23Thank you Laley for shining some light on this thread.. I just read through this idiocy.
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RedRider1Imagine how good IU could have been if everyone could have kept it together.
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Laley23
Not to mention Devin Ebanks and Kevin Jones. Although, Gordon was a goner, so he isnt part of that group.RedRider1 wrote: Imagine how good IU could have been if everyone could have kept it together.
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j_crazy
I don't think you're understanding my post. (it's probably my fault because i'm not always clear in conveying my thoughts) It doesn't matter anyway because Laley PWNED me with his insight. he doesn't desire a degree, so my point is moot.thedynasty1998 wrote:
Really? He wouldn't be able to afford the remaining credits at a state university? I think you are stretching here.j_crazy wrote: I was thinking more along the lines of what if he never earns enough to pay for college himself. of if he takes his money buys a house, gets hurt. now he has a house but no money. i don't doubt that if he makes it 1 year overseas he's probably on the right path, but if it doesn't work out it's a big risk. -
ts1227Bassett ended up enrolling this quarter for classes a few days into it, so who knows what he is going to do now.
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sleeperHonestly, getting a degree from OU is essentially worthless anyway, so try to make something for yourself when you are in the spotlight.
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SportsAndLady
Dude in my class on the team told a few guys in class that he'll be back..that was last week, i thought he was just crazy...maybe he does know something?ts1227 wrote: Bassett ended up enrolling this quarter for classes a few days into it, so who knows what he is going to do now.
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ronniecolemanI go to OU and honestly had never even heard the name Bassett until the Georgetown game. Typing this right now I already forgot his first name.
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CinciX12
You should probably leave your dorm and get out more often then.ronniecoleman wrote: I go to OU and honestly had never even heard the name Bassett until the Georgetown game. Typing this right now I already forgot his first name. -
Laley23
This forum has no room for you lol.ronniecoleman wrote: I go to OU and honestly had never even heard the name Bassett until the Georgetown game. Typing this right now I already forgot his first name. -
Jughead
Please go elsewhere. :sronniecoleman wrote: I go to OU and honestly had never even heard the name Bassett until the Georgetown game. Typing this right now I already forgot his first name. -
ronniecolemanI don't care about OU basketball and I do get out, but I don't go to bball games.
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JugheadYour loss then.
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ronniecolemanI suppose so, but I went to plenty of OSU bball games over winter break so I don't feel bad.