Happy for these two Rebels! Will be routing for them to succeed in the NBA
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McCaw's situation with the Warriors sounds really promising. Those guys share the ball really well, and he could thrive there. Plus, they'll love his defense, and be happy if he just does that.Happy for these two Rebels! Will be routing for them to succeed in the NBA
No longer than a cup of coffee for both of them
Weren't you just taking a shot at someone for being negative? You might need some of that coffee yourself, man lolNo longer than a cup of coffee for both of them
McCaw has the chance to be an Avery Bradley, Cory Joseph type. Tough nose defense and selfless player with a decent scoring touch. He's got to put the work in though, nothing will be handed to him.
6 NBA players now. Derrick Jones made Phoenix, Vaughan still at Milwaukee, Christian Wood made Charlotte roster, McCaw of course at Golden State, Zimm in Orlando, and Bennett in Brooklyn.
pretty sure Lou got cut.Louis Amundson still playing. He's on the Knicks.
Joel Anthony on the Pistons.
what disturbing behavior? I commented on a tweet by Ron Futrell that said UNLV not getting Troy Brown was bad for UNLV.Just saw some disturbing behavior from Rebel Girl on twitter insulting Big Zs mother. Made a mockery of rebel fans. We need to stand up to behavior like this.
How am I a total embarrassment to UNLV FANS and Alumni. I've been a respectful member of this board since 2003. I represent UNLV very well by being a very sucessful business woman, being a Runnin' Rebel season ticket holder for over 25 years, making sizeable donations to both academic and athletic UNLV scholarships and I also lecture quite frequently to Hospitality and Gaming classes. Just because my opinion differs from yours does not give you the right to attack me personally. If you want to debate me on topic, fine but I have done plenty to proudly represent and support UNLV.That is why I have her blocked on both twitter and this site. She is a total embarrassment to all UNLV fans and alumni.
I have never made any disparaging tweets about either of you. I have no personal opinion about either of you, I don't know you. I have critiqued your son's game, that is all.Why are you not addressing TarkIsGod, he said almost exactly the same thing I said. I am entitled to my opinion and have been nothing but respectful and have wished your son success. I said in the twitter thread lets move on & I have.You seem to be forgetting your past disparaging tweets regarding both of us. You don't like him or me, that's fine. But how about moving on and celebrating the Rebels you do like and stop the negativity towards my son.
I have never made any disparaging tweets about either of you. I have no personal opinion about either of you, I don't know you. I have critiqued your son's game, that is all.Why are you not addressing TarkIsGod, he said almost exactly the same thing I said. I am entitled to my opinion and have been nothing but respectful and have wished your son success. I said in the twitter thread lets move on & I have.
No personal attack on my side whatsoever. I've ignored her constant bashing and only asked her to move on and cheer for the players she sees value in. Every once in a while you get tired of someone bashing your kid and need to say something.
It doesn't matter the player or person we are talking about or even the circumstance. We all think people should do as think we would do. I think it's human nature to think that way. But we all come from different backgrounds and have different biases and priorities, values, etc. With a decision such as his, the variables that apply to him are probably going to be a different set from your own.Man think if we still had Steven in the middle this season. Still don't understand how playing a couple garbage minutes here and there and some d league games would have been better than being the focal point of the team in your home town. Especially when he went 2nd rd and didn't get much guaranteed money. But as Steven told us "if you were in my position you would do the same thing" so we should just accept it right?Because no one has ever stayed an extra year to improve their game and their draft stock.
It doesn't matter the player or person we are talking about or even the circumstance. We all think people should do as think we would do. I think it's human nature to think that way. But we all come from different backgrounds and have different biases and priorities, values, etc. With a decision such as his, the variables that apply to him are probably going to be a different set from your own.
I don't think there's a right or a wrong really, only what's right to that person at that time. Personally, I think nearly every non Kobi/Lebron type "should" do two years in college. So much to learn. But I see the other side. There's money, there's potential injury if you stay (insurance for loss of future earnings is expensive, real schools can and do pay for it), etc.
I hate that the college game has come to this, I really do. But I cannot blame a kid for chasing that dream on his own terms. I'd hate to be told I couldn't/shouldn't take a high paying job that's been offered when I'm a sophomore in college. It's my life, my decision, I don't owe jack to UNLV or anyone else.
It's really easy to say "if I was in his shoes, I would have stayed another year an improved my stock". But we don't know the shoes, none of us do. Those shoes are filled with assumptions based on our own experiences and biases.
I wish all these kids well. The only time I don't care if they do poorly is when they screwed UNLV in some way, intentionally. Other than that, go get 'me, make your money.