Jordan Brown

[BBOYD]

There's still people here who think that increased or unlimited playing time at UL is a positive in the eyes of talented college athletes...

What’s that mean?

[Cajunsmike]

Lol if y'all think Penny is actually gonna honor what he says. Dudes a POS and if their 7th year senior would have gotten a NCAA exemption Jordon wouldn't even see the court other than the end of the bench

I was told Memphis has 7 guys who are transfers in their final year. Wondering how they afford to pay all of them.

[CajunJack55]

I was told Memphis has 7 guys who are transfers in their final year. Wondering how they afford to pay all of them.

Fed ex money

https://www.commercialappeal.com/sto...es/3055160001/

[Cajunsmike]

This thread is amazing. Just a 23-yo young man who accomplished so much for our university who felt another school/program would be best for him.

Have a feeling he is getting some NIL money, have a feeling he’s improving as a basketball player and have a feeling he will make a lot of money either here or overseas on the professional level very soon.

I hope he has a great year.

. I have no ill will towards Jordan. Played well and earned his Ragin Cajun degree

[R1Letterman]

There's still people here who think that increased or unlimited playing time at UL is a positive in the eyes of talented college athletes...

Lol.... can't wait to see how the NIL stats compare to nba's 60pct

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cnb...ial-fouls.html

[Cajunchuck]

First of all, I am a fan of Jordan Brown and wish him the best if he is able to continue his basketball career in the future. I hope he gets the NIL money he was promised because his stint at Memphis to me has been a major and colossal disappointment. He played sparingly and his statistics were very low and nowhere near as compared to the numbers he put up at UL. There is no way this helped him with a possible career in basketball at the next level wherever that might be. To top it off Memphis lost today in their first conference tournament game to a bad Wichita St. team with Jordan scoring 6 points with zero rebounds. There will be no NCAA tournament bid for Memphis this year. Just wondering what kind of team we would have had this season with Jordan on the team. I hope the NIL money he received was worth putting up with the calamity of a season he endured. For his sake I hope he still gets a chance to play overseas.

[Esqueleto]

____ him. I hope he has to work for a living like the rest of us.
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[Big Buds]

First of all, I am a fan of Jordan Brown and wish him the best if he is able to continue his basketball career in the future. I hope he gets the NIL money he was promised because his stint at Memphis to me has been a major and colossal disappointment. He played sparingly and his statistics were very low and nowhere near as compared to the numbers he put up at UL. There is no way this helped him with a possible career in basketball at the next level wherever that might be. To top it off Memphis lost today in their first conference tournament game to a bad Wichita St. team with Jordan scoring 6 points with zero rebounds. There will be no NCAA tournament bid for Memphis this year. Just wondering what kind of team we would have had this season with Jordan on the team. I hope the NIL money he received was worth putting up with the calamity of a season he endured. For his sake I hope he still gets a chance to play overseas.

Boohoo…JB can kick rocks.

[Big Buds]

____ him. I hope he has to work for a living like the rest of us.
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Amen

[Cajunchuck]

Everyone is entitled to their opinion and I understand why someone would be upset at Jordan Brown leaving. I was disappointed when he left too but whether we like it or not that is college sports today. Jordan gave us two very good years and if not for him we would not have been in NCAA Tournament in 2022-23 season. He graduated from UL and is an alumnus of the University of Louisiana. He got his degree and did what he thought was best for him. If not for unprecedented Covid season he would have exhausted his eligibility last season playing at UL.

[jaxmc1023]

He looked at his NBA prospects, which weren't great, and had Memphis offering what? $250k? To come there... that's life changing money even if he never plays another minute of basketball

Unfortunately it sounds like he didn't get much, if any, of the money he expected

[zephyr]

Everyone is entitled to their opinion and I understand why someone would be upset at Jordan Brown leaving. I was disappointed when he left too but whether we like it or not that is college sports today. Jordan gave us two very good years and if not for him we would not have been in NCAA Tournament in 2022-23 season. He graduated from UL and is an alumnus of the University of Louisiana. He got his degree and did what he thought was best for him. If not for unprecedented Covid season he would have exhausted his eligibility last season playing at UL.

OK