May 2, 200917 yr John Wall skipped his North Carolina Central visit today because he "had class." http://www.zagsblog.com/ :isurrender:
May 2, 200917 yr What a circus. I don't have a problem with him taking his time to make a decision. I just wish he'd stay out of the news until he decided. :lol:
May 2, 200917 yr I feel like the NCC deal was a way to stall for a little more time. For what, two more days? :lol:
May 2, 200917 yr What a diva. Does Kentucky really need something like this? Yeah he's such a diva, he's taking time to make sure he picks the right school.
May 2, 200917 yr Yeah he's such a diva, he's taking time to make sure he picks the right school. Yeah haha...please give me a break Mr. Wall...your appearing in the news too much for a recruit...the next news I want to hear about John Wall is the college he chooses...not what he is doing this weekend or what he just had for dinner...just tell me when he decides on a school...if that day ever comes:rolleyes:
May 2, 200917 yr Yeah he's such a diva, he's taking time to make sure he picks the right school. Yes he is a diva. Look at the way he acts. He is loving this spotlight and is bathing in it. Snap out of it kid. This NCC thing was a huge "gimmick" IMO
May 2, 200917 yr Yes he is a diva. Look at the way he acts. He is loving this spotlight and is bathing in it. Snap out of it kid. This NCC thing was a huge "gimmick" IMO You need to relax and get over it.
May 2, 200917 yr It's not like the kids going to spend the rest of his life or even 4yrs at the school he chooses. Geez he is freakin one and done and will spend maybe 10 months or so at which ever school he chooses. He has one question to ask himself "which coach can put me in the best position for the 2010 NBA draft" its that simple, end of story! Get it done and over with unless he is a attention Queen which I suspect.
May 2, 200917 yr For those being critical, ask yourselves where the problem really lies. Yes he is taking his time and changing his mind while making this decision, a very big one at that. But he is a teenager and that sounds like how a normal teenager acts. If we followed around a dozen teenagers and pinned our collective hopes and dreams on their every decision, we'd probably be much more frustrated than we could ever imagine. We need to ask if the problem is really with young Mr Wall. Or is the problem perhaps that WE are creating the situation by hanging on his every move, analyzing every word that passes his lips? And of course, the media is obliging us by reporting back to us the same, but they are just feeding our appetite. If his fickle ways offend us, then my opinion is we need to give the kid a break and get a life.
May 2, 200917 yr For those being critical, ask yourselves where the problem really lies. Yes he is taking his time and changing his mind while making this decision, a very big one at that. But he is a teenager and that sounds like how a normal teenager acts. If we followed around a dozen teenagers and pinned our collective hopes and dreams on their every decision, we'd probably be much more frustrated than we could ever imagine. We need to ask if the problem is really with young Mr Wall. Or is the problem perhaps that WE are creating the situation by hanging on his every move, analyzing every word that passes his lips? And of course, the media is obliging us by reporting back to us the same, but they are just feeding our appetite. If his fickle ways offend us, then my opinion is we need to give the kid a break and get a life. :clap: I only wish the smilie was standing up as well as applauding. :thumb:
May 2, 200917 yr Author My only question - did he not know about his Friday class the day before? I mean, did they pull a shocking class out of nowhere on him?
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