Re: Rotnei Clarke

[Guest]

Things weren't as bad as we thought............

Now that we are looking at our great new recruits, I have to admit, I would have stood in line for an hour to watch Beloved play as well    We thought things were gloomy, but we were wrong.

I'm looking forward to the BBQ & Auction and basketball!

[Old Titan]

Things weren't as bad as we thought............

Now that we are looking at our great new recruits, I have to admit, I would have stood in line for an hour to watch Beloved play as well    We thought things were gloomy, but we were wrong.

I'm looking forward to the BBQ & Auction and basketball!

Looking back on the whole RC saga now is like watching a train wreck in slow-mo.

Let's hope we never get bogged down in a situation like that again.

[Bogus Smith]

One of two things will take place in 2010-2011:

Rotnei Clarke will be a star on a very talented Razorback basketball club that is ready to extend Jon Pilphrey's contract another five years, or

Rotnei Clarke will be a disillusioned basketball player that realizes he isn't going to get significant playing time and is willing to work his way back without parental involvement into a star position on a mid-major (ORU?) team.

Just a prediction...

[Old Titan]

One of two things will take place in 2010-2011:

Rotnei Clarke will be a star on a very talented Razorback basketball club that is ready to extend Jon Pilphrey's contract another five years, or

Rotnei Clarke will be a disillusioned basketball player that realizes he isn't going to get significant playing time and is willing to work his way back without parental involvement into a star position on a mid-major (ORU?) team.

Just a prediction...

I would be willing to bet money RC & Co. will never be happy with his playing time, wherever he is:  if he's playing 30 minutes a game, they'll question why it's not 35.  If he's averaging 12 pts. a game, they'll say he could average 18 a game with more minutes.

I've said it before and I'll say it again:  if he's not starting, playing major minutes, and/or at least honorable mention All-SEC after his sophomore year, he'll transfer.