Not sure if this is sarcasm or sincere. Based on an article I read from the Star Herald the young man had a tough childhood. Could he overcome it; absolutely. Is there personal accountability that goes with doing so; yes. That said, not everyone does and to ignore he had challenges many don't would be unjust.
I meant it to be sincere! I posted this somewhere else and it got interpreted differently. Just from my own experiences, my grandkids lean on me pretty hard and they trust me. The difference in generations seem to have a positive effect on kids in Teddy's age group. I always had utmost respect for my grandpas
prime example of addition by subtraction. I say this, not disparaging Teddy, but the team is better without him. the rotations make more sense, the sharing of the ball is more prevalent..... the whole flow of the game last night vs rutgers was better then anything i've seen all year. Thor had an amazing game. is he a more talented player then Teddy? no. he's not. but i'd take him on my team, over teddy, 100 out of 100 times. sometimes that choice isn't obvious right away. Fred went with the more talented guy. anyone would. but over the course of time, the blend of the team becomes more obvious. there is a reason a guy scores 41, then the next game he disappears, and a day or so later, he quits the team. I can make a few logical guessses, but they would only be guesses cause i don't get to see practice, i don't know what team rules he's breaking etc. So its certainly not fair to speculate.
And a MountaineerGood luck, in life and all of your future endeavors, Teddy.
Once a HUSKER, always a HUSKER.
Your post needs an update.
Apparently so. I figured he was surely out of eligibility after being at five different schools. He has to be the first guy ever to attend six different school and play for five of them (I don't think he ever played a game during his short time at Wichita St.). Welcome to the NCAA of the 2020's!
