[QUOTE=switchfoot;178822] I don’t want someone to play for us that has that attitude aboutour fine University.[/QUOTE]
Beasley doesn’t give a shit about KSU either. He’s there for one year and then gone. He’ll never mention that school again.
who…to where…?
Thank God. Now the Beasley ass-kissing can stop. The windows were getting fogged up in here.
I want to see Beasley in a Niner uniform. I’m baffled by some of the comments I read here - Beasley is still one of the good guys in the game no matter what school he chooses. When I see him in an NBA uniform in a couple years, I’m sure I’ll point at the tv and say that he was the big fish that got away. (or should I say poached?)
Besides…it’s pretty easy for a college basketball coach to make it to 2007 without a heart attack, DWI, or getting fired for misconduct. For Huggins, that’s an eternity.
If we are still talking about the same Michael Beasley (The one who comitted to CLT and then KSU but hasn’t visited KSU yet), I think there is as good a chance he will end up at CLT. This kid may still be a Niner yet, despite his verbal to KSU. I support Beasley if he pulls out of his latest KSU comittment to play for the Niners even though “he screwed us”.
Ok. Let’s say you are a sales manager at a car lot selling the “NINERMOBILE” brand and a potential customer has been talking to one of your salesmen. The salesman leaves to go work for a lot selling “Thugmobiles” and calls the potential customer and tries to talk the customer into buying a Thugmobile.
What do you do when the customer calls you up and says he thinks he is leaning toward the Thugmobile, even though he has not test driven the piece of junk yet? Do you tell him to never come back or do you tell him you have just hired a better salesman that can take great care of him if he changes his mind? Also, do you recommend he test drive the Thugmobile before getting suckered into buying the piece of junk?
Now, if he goes ahead and actually purchases the Thugmobile, then that’s a completely different story.
Ok. Let's say you are a sales manager at a car lot selling the "NINERMOBILE" brand and a potential customer has been talking to one of your salesmen. The salesman leaves to go work for a lot selling "Thugmobiles" and calls the potential customer and tries to talk the customer into buying a Thugmobile.What do you do when the customer calls you up and says he thinks he is leaning toward the Thugmobile, even though he has not test driven the piece of junk yet? Do you tell him to never come back or do you tell him you have just hired a better salesman that can take great care of him if he changes his mind? Also, do you recommend he test drive the Thugmobile before getting suckered into buying the piece of junk?
Now, if he goes ahead and actually purchases the Thugmobile, then that’s a completely different story.
wow, that’s some analogy.
:lmao:
Ok. Let’s say you are a sales manager at a car lot selling the “NINERMOBILE” brand and a potential customer has been talking to one of your salesmen. The salesman leaves to go work for a lot selling “Thugmobiles” and calls the potential customer and tries to talk the customer into buying a Thugmobile.:lmao:What do you do when the customer calls you up and says he thinks he is leaning toward the Thugmobile, even though he has not test driven the piece of junk yet? Do you tell him to never come back or do you tell him you have just hired a better salesman that can take great care of him if he changes his mind? Also, do you recommend he test drive the Thugmobile before getting suckered into buying the piece of junk?
Now, if he goes ahead and actually purchases the Thugmobile, then that’s a completely different story.
LOL over40, i dont even know what to say to that…
lol
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wow, that's some analogy.
The advantage of a thugmobile is that it runs off the methane in the air emited by the stink of cow manure.
The disadvantage of the thugmobile is that, as a result, you won’t get too much exposure outside of Manhattan, KS.
The kid has no clue what he wants to do. He tailors his answers to whomever he is talking with.
I would put money on it that if the Observer called him right now, he would say “Charlotte is a great place. I am about 80% sure that is the place for me”
I am tired of talking and hearing from him.
[QUOTE=Over40NINER;178899]Ok. Let’s say you are a sales manager at a car lot selling the “NINERMOBILE” brand and a potential customer has been talking to one of your salesmen. The salesman leaves to go work for a lot selling “Thugmobiles” and calls the potential customer and tries to talk the customer into buying a Thugmobile.
What do you do when the customer calls you up and says he thinks he is leaning toward the Thugmobile, even though he has not test driven the piece of junk yet? Do you tell him to never come back or do you tell him you have just hired a better salesman that can take great care of him if he changes his mind? Also, do you recommend he test drive the Thugmobile before getting suckered into buying the piece of junk?
edit: You don’t call him and tell him to stay away because he may decide the THUGMOBILE is not for him; but if another “deserving” customer comes along and wants the last NINERMOBILE on the lot, then the new “deserving” customer gets the car.
Now, if/when he goes ahead and actually purchases the Thugmobile, then that’s a completely different story.
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I just added the 3rd paragraph. I say we quit worrying about him but at the same time do nothing to make him mad in case KSU doesn’t work out.
He’s also leaving Oak Hill, either Notre Dame Prep or Worcester Prep. Any got info on why he would leave Oak Hill and look at those schools. I’m sure Huggins is pulling the strings.
If I was a betting man, I’d say Adidas.
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Why do these udder suckers keep coming to our board?
…I can’t decide which your posts re: this topic I like the best. "We love Mike Beasley…no, wait…we hate Mike Beasley…if the Charlotte Observer were to call him right now, he’d say he’s going to Charlotte…I’m glad we no longer have to kiss his ass any more…He’s one and done at KSU and then he’ll never mention that school again…I won’t even start on the laughable automobile analogy (one that could only have been written while in a drunken stupor).
As far as the “udder sucker” comment, California is the leading dairy producer in the United States, followed by New York and Wisconsin. Kansas is the nation’s largest wheat producer.
Don’t worry, there’s plenty of room on the KSU bandwagon for all of you starting in the 2007-08 season.
...I can't decide which your posts re: this topic I like the best. "We love Mike Beasley....no, wait....we hate Mike Beasley....if the Charlotte Observer were to call him right now, he'd say he's going to Charlotte.....I'm glad we no longer have to kiss his ass any more......He's one and done at KSU and then he'll never mention that school again....I won't even start on the laughable automobile analogy (one that could only have been written while in a drunken stupor).Don’t worry, there’s plenty of room on the KSU bandwagon for all of you starting in the 2007-08 season.
You mean room on the horse and buggy… no thanks.
What happened to him winning that banner like Dee Tolliver at Oak Hill? I heard he wants to play high school ball out in Kansas, right now there’s a 75% chance.
Don't worry, there's plenty of room on the KSU bandwagon for all of you starting in the 2007-08 season.
Of course there’s plenty of room on your bandwagon. It broke down in 1996.
I don’t care who you are…that’s funny right there!