A Sea Of Red

I saw this on another message board and found it interesting:

Quick note on a couple former Flames.....

Brock Gardner (The Masters University) -12 pt avg
Hansel Atencia (The Masters University) -12 pt avg
A.C. Reid (Tennessee St.) -2 pt avg
Xavier Barmore (College of Central Florida) -10 pt avg
Josiah Talbert (Central Missouri)

http://csnbbs.com/thread-833119-page-2.html

Josiah had an ACL reconstruction and is not playing this season.

Did Josiah know about his knee before he transferred ? His transfer is the one that felt truly explainable.

R i wrote:Did Josiah know about his knee before he transferred ? His transfer is the one that felt truly explainable.

You think Barmore and Reid's transfers are tough to explain? I don't.

Gardner is a bit tougher. Lots of talent, but it doesn't look like he wanted to put in the work, either on the court or in the classroom. Things should be easier playing NAIA ball and majoring in Biblical Studies instead of Aviation.

I think his inferrence was that Josiah's transfer was the most confusing and I agree completely. But surely Kansas would have given him a physical before handing him a scholarship.

Sly Fox wrote:I think his inferrence was that Josiah's transfer was the most confusing and I agree completely. But surely Kansas would have given him a physical before handing him a scholarship.

Kansas? I think you are confusing him with Maxwell. Josiah is at Central MO St.

He was going to struggle to get minutes if he had stayed, and quite frankly, he may not have had a choice in the matter. Myo, Scottie, Isaiah and his brother Ezra are all better than him right now, and when you throw Newton and Preston in the mix next year, it would have been tough for Josiah to get on the court.

R i wrote:Did Josiah know about his knee before he transferred ? His transfer is the one that felt truly explainable.

* unexplainable

R i wrote:

R i wrote:Did Josiah know about his knee before he transferred ? His transfer is the one that felt truly explainable.

* unexplainable

Well that’s different then ha

That was a senior moment for me.

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