James Love
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Too bad. The kid has had nothing but bad luck since he arrived seemingly a decade ago.
Best of luck to him.
Best of luck to him.
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No team in the nation has anywhere near the numbers of games lost due to foot injuries that ours. I have said on here many times before, but someone needs to dig deep into this FACT and find out just WHY that is the case. If my kid was being recruited to play in Manhattan, it would be one of my top few questions to ask the coaching staff.
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I wish nothing but the best for this young man. I hope he is able to get his degree so that if he doesn't play any more basketball, he has a college degree to fall back on.
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missouri lost a 5* porter kid last year and 4* tillmon this year to foot injuries.epicsnyder wrote: ↑February 6th, 2020, 5:45 pmNo team in the nation has anywhere near the numbers of games lost due to foot injuries that ours. I have said on here many times before, but someone needs to dig deep into this FACT and find out just WHY that is the case. If my kid was being recruited to play in Manhattan, it would be one of my top few questions to ask the coaching staff.
Why is there something rather than nothing?
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There’s something in the water for sure. I have my suspicions as I’ve stated several times. This is what I know for sure. The same guy who had two broken metatarsals in both feet, a completely torn plantar fasciitis, and numerous other foot injuries in Manhattan hasn’t had a twinge in many more minutes than he ever had at K-State. And that’s in summer league, 20 some NBA tryouts, G league, and the NBA. Go figure.epicsnyder wrote: ↑February 6th, 2020, 5:45 pmNo team in the nation has anywhere near the numbers of games lost due to foot injuries that ours. I have said on here many times before, but someone needs to dig deep into this FACT and find out just WHY that is the case. If my kid was being recruited to play in Manhattan, it would be one of my top few questions to ask the coaching staff.
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No way of knowing, but I think the rash of foot injuries to key players amounts to nuthin' more than bad luck. I doubt there is anyone to blame.
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Um.....no. Porter was multiple knee injuries. But thanks for playing.tmcats wrote: ↑February 6th, 2020, 6:14 pmmissouri lost a 5* porter kid last year and 4* tillmon this year to foot injuries.epicsnyder wrote: ↑February 6th, 2020, 5:45 pmNo team in the nation has anywhere near the numbers of games lost due to foot injuries that ours. I have said on here many times before, but someone needs to dig deep into this FACT and find out just WHY that is the case. If my kid was being recruited to play in Manhattan, it would be one of my top few questions to ask the coaching staff.
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You're surely joking. An occasional injury? Yes, I'd agree with you. But we have them over and over and over, Year after year after year. It's much more than "bad luck".ToledoCat#2 wrote: ↑February 6th, 2020, 9:18 pmNo way of knowing, but I think the rash of foot injuries to key players amounts to nuthin' more than bad luck. I doubt there is anyone to blame.
In a perfect world, everyone would choose hard work, morals and ethics over obscene money and fame. And everyone outside of Lowrents would be required to be a red blooded, card carrying Payhawk hater.