Is there anything stopping a JUCO player from entering the draft? I definitely don’t have the eye to say if Teddy is good enough for the NBA necessarily, just curious if it is an option for people in his situation.
Curious about that too. Seemed he wasn’t out there at all the last 15-20 minutes including overtime. I was looking this morning to see if maybe he got hurt.
No inside knowledge here just my recent experience. Was heading to Thailand in February, my passport expired in July and I thought nothing of it. It didn’t expire before I was coming back. However it expired within the 180 day max you are allowed to stay without a work visa or similar long term travel doc. Almost missed the trip because of it. A lot of people looking to run from something do so in Thailand and they will not let you in and will turn you back at customs if your passport expires within 180 days of your arrival regardless of your purchased travel itinerary.
With international travel there are many caveats. Any of those caveats could be called a paperwork mixup.
Well he was a hard worker who just brought his lunch pail every day and found a way to help his team win. Or so the announcers would have led you to believe.
Man, that horse is a long ways behind that cart. I’d love for that to happen in year one, but they haven’t had a team practice yet. I’m excited and optimistic, but I think talk like that is way too soon here.
Anyone who takes over a job for someone who just wasn't getting it done well enough is expected to do it differently. In sports that usually means not only different schemes, but different people running them. It's sometimes a hard reality, but I have no reason to believe this staff is doing anything in a malicious way and with no regard for the student athletes' best interests.