[checkmate]

Please do. But i will still pray for people who make mistakes. Life is a journey and hopefully Dees will use his experiences for future success.

[jcmanson]

Life is a journey and hopefully Dees will use his experiences for future success.

I hope so too, but you could have said that without riding him because of a bad decision he made.

[Knucklehead]

Look at his player page.
He had a great 1st year there and then his minutes dropped and so did his production. What a sad deal. He was a great player to watch here.
http://sports.yahoo.com/ncaab/players/34418

[checkmate]

He did make a bad decision. There is always cause and effect relations. Let's hope that we all learn from our mistakes or as Churchill said we will repeat it.

[jmdickens]

I still go with it being a good decision.....maybe he just wanted out of LU for reasons other than RD. But that would be enough for most

[Purple Haize]

So work with me on this one. Or to use a theme of a previous post: Riddle me this. How was DD leaving LU a bad thing again? Do we KNOW he would have been a better player staying then going? Who is to say that if he stayed his career would have done the same thing? Were there a lot of players who developed over 4 years the way LB did? Did DD get his degree in Cajun land? I refuse to say this was a bad decision on his part b/c of what MIGHT have been. Even by looking at what was, I can not say leaving a place where you are unhappy to go to a place where you ARE happy is necessarily bad. Finally, having international experience, we are talking about HUNGARY where LB is leading scorer. The only thing most people know about hungary is that if SCAR is in front of them at a buffet THEY will go away hungary!!!