Stans stays in the SEC

[dogshiek]

I'm glad Standsbury has a job. Can we stop discussing him now? We don't discuss HUD anymore.

[Homedawg]

Devonta Pollard has been tied to Stansbury at the hip for quite awhile now. That's who he's talking about.

Although it's pretty laughable to call him a "top player" at this point...

Oh I know he has. Either way pollard or whoever, leftover.

[coastdoglover]

Stay tuned dumbasses.

Oh I know he has. Either way pollard or whoever, leftover.

[thf24]

I'm glad Standsbury has a job. Can we stop discussing him now? We don't discuss HUD anymore.

+1. Although I'm sure Hud will come up again the next time we miss a field goal or mismanage the clock before a half.

[Political Hack]

I'd probably take CDL at his word on 99% of these issues.

[TheRef]

I'm glad Standsbury has a job. Can we stop discussing him now? We don't discuss HUD anymore.

The only reason I brought it up was because we would face him in the SEC...just a quick update for the offseason.

[drunkernhelldawg]

The only reason I brought it up was because we would face him in the SEC...just a quick update for the offseason.

I don't get why it shouldn't be discussed. It's relevant on many levels.

[smootness]

I'm happy for him. It was time for him to go as HC at State; this is a good move for A&M and a good move for Stans. Why the discussion has to involve anything outside of that is beyond me.

Hopefully we can all move on now, in whatever form that takes for each person. Some will probably continue no longer being State basketball fans for whatever reason, but it is what it is.

[MadDawg]

I don't think there's anything wrong with talking about Stansbury. He's a former coach. And now he's back in coaching. All fair game.

I just hope we can one day get to a point where you can talk about Stansbury on here without having to put the disclaimer in your post similar to "while I think Stans was an ok coach, it was time for him to go" out of fear of being blasted by the Stans haters for almost seeming like you don't think he was the worst coach in the history of college basketball.

[fishwater99]

He was a great assistant coach here, as a recruiter , with player relations and with Xs and Os. He started out pretty good as a head coach, but lost control at the end. It was sad. I hope this gets him back in the game and gives him another shot at a head coaching job. However, this is a better shot than Richard Williams ever got and his transgressions, while real, were smaller than a lot of people still in the game.

wow...
Did you ever watch one of our games while he was out head-coach....
He was a great recruiter, and okay defensive coach, that's it...

[engie]

Stay tuned dumbasses.

Remind me -- Who was the last one of those elite talents that actually worked out for him at MSU? Help me remember, would you please?

[quickstrike2]

I don't think there's anything wrong with talking about Stansbury. He's a former coach. And now he's back in coaching. All fair game.

I just hope we can one day get to a point where you can talk about Stansbury on here without having to put the disclaimer in your post similar to "while I think Stans was an ok coach, it was time for him to go" out of fear of being blasted by the Stans haters for almost seeming like you don't think he was the worst coach in the history of college basketball.

I absolutely could not agree more with this statement.

[Political Hack]

Remind me -- Who was the last one of those elite talents that actually worked out for him at MSU? Help me remember, would you please?

Mario Austin, Lawrence Roberts, Tang Hamilton, Z, Bullard, Dampier, Wilson, Dante, Big Country, Bowers, and I'm sure I'm missing a dozen or so.

[engie]

Mario Austin, Lawrence Roberts, Tang Hamilton, Z, Bullard, Dampier, Wilson, Dante, Big Country, Bowers, and I'm sure I'm missing a dozen or so.

Ah -- so a bunch from 20 years ago and a few from 10+ years ago?

That's awfully confidence-inspiring when the last 15 or so "elite" talents all either busted out -- or transferred.

[Political Hack]

See Bost, Jarvis Varnado, Lawrence Roberts, etc...

10 years is wrong. the last 2-3 years I would've agreed with you. Either way, he brought a lot of elite talent to MSU during his tenure. Not sure why anyone would think otherwise with him at A&M?

[Raytoraid83]

I think Meo was married to Engie and Coach34 in another life

[Homedawg]

Mario Austin, Lawrence Roberts, Tang Hamilton, Z, Bullard, Dampier, Wilson, Dante, Big Country, Bowers, and I'm sure I'm missing a dozen or so.

I don't have any doubt he can lure talent to a&m. What I said was he wasn't getting an elite from 14 class. But what do I know, coastdog has been reading up and found out there are elite guys left***

[Coach34]

You ****ers lay off Dawggeezer...Grandpaw now has a reason to live again

[mcdawg]

Ah -- so a bunch from 20 years ago and a few from 10+ years ago?

That's awfully confidence-inspiring when the last 15 or so "elite" talents all either busted out -- or transferred.

I don't know why I even looked at this thread as long as "engie" is around. What an ass in my book. How about Barry Stewart, Jarvis Vanardo, Ravern Johnson, Arnett Moultrie, Dee Bost? Jarvis, Arnett, and Dee are better than any player we will see on our team in a while. And Ravern/Barry could beat every player on our team in a game of horse while spotting them HORS. And, when was the last time we have had a decent crowd at a State basketball game?

[tcdog70]

See Bost, Jarvis Varnado, Lawrence Roberts, etc...

10 years is wrong. the last 2-3 years I would've agreed with you. Either way, he brought a lot of elite talent to MSU during his tenure. Not sure why anyone would think otherwise with him at A&M?

Jamont, Charles Rhodes and Dee were -ALL-SEC and Moultre is in the NBA system.