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vcubanana said:This is awesome, great of Jamie to be a great sport and not react to some of the fans @ Wake.
They yelled ACADEMICS during his free throws in the first half.VCU CAD03 said:vcubanana said:This is awesome, great of Jamie to be a great sport and not react to some of the fans @ Wake.
Classy move by Jamie. What was the reaction of the wake fans towards him during/before the game?
vcubanana said:They yelled ACADEMICS during his free throws in the first half.VCU CAD03 said:vcubanana said:This is awesome, great of Jamie to be a great sport and not react to some of the fans @ Wake.
Classy move by Jamie. What was the reaction of the wake fans towards him during/before the game?
vcubanana said:They yelled ACADEMICS during his free throws in the first half.VCU CAD03 said:vcubanana said:This is awesome, great of Jamie to be a great sport and not react to some of the fans @ Wake.
Classy move by Jamie. What was the reaction of the wake fans towards him during/before the game?
Grizzled is one of those great old-fashioned sportswriter words that has probably outlived its usefulness. But because it has a bit of punch to it, I always love to use it just the same. So thanks to Jamie Skeen for returning to Wake Forest with the Virginia Commonwealth basketball team and giving me the opportunity.
I kept trying to put my finger on what looked so different about Skeen from when he played at Wake in Skip Prosser’s last season of 2006-07 and Dino Gaudio’s first of 2007-08. What I remember was a big player with a nice shooting touch whose production never seemed to live up to his natural ability. He actually started 30 games, but 24 of them were as a freshman when he averaged 7.5 points and 4.6 rebounds. When he got off to a wobbly start as a sophomore, he was replaced by Chas McFarland in the starting lineup. Gaudio made the move against at Iowa on Nov. 22, and afterward I asked Skeen for his reaction to McFarland starting ahead of him. We were standing in the corridor outside the visiting locker room at Carver Hawkeye Arena. Skeen said McFarland should be starting because he’d been playing better than him in practice. I appreciated the honesty to no end. But another part of me wondered if Skeen wasn’t taking the demotion a little too well.
“We played against a veteran team of mostly seniors and juniors, and maybe a freshman on the team,’’ sophomore Ari Stewart of Wake said. “That was just like an ACC team in the ACC Tournament for us. And that is definitely an NCAA Tournament team right there. They’ve got a veteran point guard, and they had a chip on their shoulders coming in here on top of that.’‘
Half-baked Mcbride said:Nice to know Jamie was above the fray, thanks for the find L72boy
any word on any comments by Travis McKie?? I figure he'd be quoteworthy considering the opponent.
VCU CAD03 said:vcubanana said:This is awesome, great of Jamie to be a great sport and not react to some of the fans @ Wake.
Classy move by Jamie. What was the reaction of the wake fans towards him during/before the game?