I mentioned in an earlier post that if you have a reason, the well being of players being a good one, then it's fine to pass. I just wouldn't do it because you're lookng down your nose at an alternative tournament.
It's disappointing though. I'm all for more basketball. Hope those guys heal up.
This is the ultimate definition of "participation trophy era" with kids.
.@RaginCajunsMBB @bobbymarlin decline invitation from https://t.co/Qk5hZX3z7P tournament. Great season for Cajuns hoops. @KLAFnews pic.twitter.com/ni8xap4bNi
— J Russell (@jrussellTV) March 13, 2017
I would have enjoyed watching Bryce and Jay Wright play another game or two, if they were healthy.
This is the right decision. They had a nice run down the stretch...won 7 games in a row...beat the best team in the conference. They almost always gave good effort and showed that "never give up" attitude that allowed them to win 7 in a row (thank you Jonathan!).
I have enjoyed watching the CIT games the past 2 years and am disappointed but understand the decision. I wish Jay the best and hope he can find a way to get paid to play the game he obviously loves for awhile. Also i don't watch much ESPN but noticed while in a restaurant today they were counting down the top 10 plays of the college basketball season and Stove's shot came in at #2.
I don't think that is why Ark. State is not playing in post season. They also went into a slump at the end of the year. I think Josh's reason is the most likely answer for their decision. I see Georgia State and Texas State are playing in the CIT. I know their coaches have high goals as well.
I'm looking forward to seeing the transfers as well as incoming freshman Cedric Russell, who looks to be the real deal. I was surprised that at one time he was considered by some to be the #5 combo guard in the country.
http://usatodayhss.com/2016/top-5-co...fter-18-months
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