Missouri

they will be awsome next year with A J leadin the way.

 

<div class="quote_poster">Quoting "baskitballa010":</div><div class="quote_post">they will be awsome next year with A J leadin the way. </div>I agree. They will be top five material. Paulding and Johnson should be two of the top ten players in the league next season. There are only four teams that can challenge them next year. Those teams are Connecticut, Duke, Michigan State, and Arizona. If Missouri can get past those teams then they will have a great shot at winning the National Championship.

BTW - Where are you from in Saint Louis? I have family and friends all over there.

 

oo. i saw Paulding in Slam. he sounded pretty good.

 

they should be very good.

 

<div class="quote_poster">Quoting "slamduncan21":</div><div class="quote_post">oo. i saw Paulding in Slam. he sounded pretty good.</div>Really? Which issue of Slam was it?

 

ack. it might have been issue 67 with GP. nothing earlier than that.

 

I remember that article. I'm going to be cheering pretty hard for Missou to win the Big 12 because Ricky Paulding has made me a big fan the past couple years. One of my favorite players in college basketball.

 

I like Arthur Johnson and Rickey Paulding because they are both from Detroit, Michigan.

 

wow. theres a lot of misouri fans here

 

Quinn Snyder is a great coach, he is why i like the team..........does anyone get the connection?

 

Yep.

 

<div class="quote_poster">Quoting "go_duke21":</div><div class="quote_post">Quinn Snyder is a great coach, he is why i like the team..........does anyone get the connection?</div>Snyder went to Duke like the head coaches of Dayton, Arkansas, Marquette, and Notre Dame's football team all went to Michigan State.

 

ya my boys from missouri are defentley gunna take the championship trophy and hoist this year

 

Hopefully they aren't even eligible for the NCAA tournament. Their team stole several players from Ohio State's recruiting class a few years ago by suspect means, and they only suspended a player for 1 game for beating a girl. I think the same player earned like 27 credit hours in 3 weeks somehow and the NCAA is investigating all this, including the dirty recruiting. I don't trust Quin Snyder, and I think Missouri is corrupt.

 

<div class="quote_poster">Quoting Fast Luck:</div><div class="quote_post">Hopefully they aren't even eligible for the NCAA tournament. Their team stole several players from Ohio State's recruiting class a few years ago by suspect means, and they only suspended a player for 1 game for beating a girl. I think the same player earned like 27 credit hours in 3 weeks somehow and the NCAA is investigating all this, including the dirty recruiting. I don't trust Quin Snyder, and I think Missouri is corrupt.</div>I was able to look up the article from the Columbus Dispatch, but I have to pay $1.95 if I want to read the whole thing, and all the dirty things Missouri did.

However, here is a link to the article on ESPN.com: http://sports.espn.go.com/ncb/news/story?id=1622873
In one sentence:
<div class="quote_poster">Quote:</div><div class="quote_post">The NCAA will scrutinize the recruiting methods of Missouri men's basketball coach Quin Snyder and his staff as well as look into point guard Ricky Clemons' academic background.</div>

(By the way, here's the excerpt I get from the Columbus Dispatch for free:
RECRUITING FIGHT GIVES MEETING WITH MISSOURI ADDED TEXTURE COLUMN
Saturday, March 16, 2002
SPORTS 01E By Bob Hunter /
Dispatch Sports Columnist
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. -- Sometimes, the recruiting wars leave nasty scars. Teams do a good job of keeping them covered during the NCAA Tournament, but you know they're there.
No one will talk about them publicly -- at pregame news conferences, everything is sorghum and honey -- but if you look closely, you might see evidence of those scars today in The Pit when Missouri meets Ohio State.)

 

Don't sleep on Jason Conley. The transfer from VMI will be eligible in the Spring semester, and will surely add a scoring punch to Mizzou.