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Cousins banned from team flight

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Well, maybe so, but what is this thread about? What does it do for your team now days. He changed High School because of some issues. You can have your "one and dones".

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He's an immature child. It just so happens he's one of the most talented basketball players on the planet. If he wasn't, he'd end up a failure.

 

So immature kids never mature?

Well, maybe so, but what is this thread about? What does it do for your team now days. He changed High School because of some issues. You can have your "one and dones".

 

Not about Alabama backing off recruiting him.

Seems like yesterday Scribe and I were flamed for calling Cousins out.....

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He's just misunderstood and the media blows it out of proportion

Seems like yesterday Scribe and I were flamed for calling Cousins out.....

And a few million others. Many have questioned the kids temper and maturity since he stepped foot on campus.

Hammer, I knew about him way back early, Bama chose to leave him alone. I was upset. Their new coach came in and wanted to talk to him, AD said no. How many kids change high schools more than once?

Hammer, I knew about him way back early, Bama chose to leave him alone. I was upset. Their new coach came in and wanted to talk to him, AD said no. How many kids change high schools more than once?

 

I'm not sure what you are debating? Everyone knew/knows he has attitude issues and is very immature.

All he wanted was the ball, give him the ball and he is happy.

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All he wanted was the ball, give him the ball and he is happy.

That was the case in Utah and it caused a Hall of Fame coach to retire.

I agree that the course of action he took here was not a good one at all... But you can only see your team lose close games so many times before you want to take it into your own hands. Cousins knows that he has what it takes to finish games out, and when the rest of his team isn't getting it done he deserves to be upset about it. I say next time the situation arises, you give him the ball and just see what happens. Then, he'll either shut up or he's made his point.

We complain about the hotheaded, immature Cousins and then we whine about Miller being passive and playing soft. Most of the great ones have a mean streak they just learn to control it.

I agree that the course of action he took here was not a good one at all... But you can only see your team lose close games so many times before you want to take it into your own hands. Cousins knows that he has what it takes to finish games out, and when the rest of his team isn't getting it done he deserves to be upset about it. I say next time the situation arises, you give him the ball and just see what happens. Then, he'll either shut up or he's made his point.

 

:lol: Francisco Garcia has been seeing his team lose for 6 years. :lol: You don't think he, along with everyone else on the team, wants to take it into their hands? The article I read said that the guy inbounding the ball didn't get it to Cousins because he was covered. He had the option, but didn't think he could get it to him, and if he did, that Cousins would be able to do anything.

 

Like all rookies, he should respect the veterans, the rules and the hierarchy. If not, he'll find himself in the same situation as TWill.

And a few million others. Many have questioned the kids temper and maturity since he stepped foot on campus.

 

Not on here.... or in most of KY people turned a blind eye dating back to the MSU punch. We didn't.

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