'09 VA SG Jeremy Glover (UW Dismissal)

[OnWisconsin07]

I agree. Kid sounds like a great person. If you have a rivals account or feel like using your free 7 day trial, I would highly suggest reading the Q&A they just did with Glover today. Great kid, well spoken. May just be a true under the radar kind of guy.

Happy to have him and hope people don't get down on him thinking he took anyone's scholarship! The kid was offered before the Blue debacle and before talks of Cameron Wright even surfaced.

[Jwill535]

Will be seeing the court sooner then we thought, just the wrong court though.

[Bernini]

Originally Posted by OnWisconsin07

I agree. Kid sounds like a great person. If you have a rivals account or feel like using your free 7 day trial, I would highly suggest reading the Q&A they just did with Glover today. Great kid, well spoken.

A post that turned out to be an ominous kiss of death. Watch out for next time OW gushes about a recruit's character.

Originally Posted by Jwill535

Will be seeing the court sooner then we thought, just the wrong court though.

You should have stopped after the first line for comedic effect....but I'll still give you a ZING!

[TroyD92]

Originally Posted by Bernini

A post that turned out to be an ominous kiss of death. Watch out for next time OW gushes about a recruit's character.

[Jwill535]

Glover actually was the first one I wrote, but point taken.

[marley26]

adios...he was kicked off the team according to rivals

[TroyD92]

both are gone, what a shame.

[Bernini]

It is a shame, but in the end Bo did the right thing. He had standards and showed the university wouldn't benefit competitively from lowering them, like some others have shown a willingness to do. There are many things bigger than sports, which let's not forget from a fan's perspective is an opiate, a diversion from life. No justification to sacrifice principles and if they would have commit another crime here it would have been partially Bo's responsibility. Bravo to him. However, good luck to the kids, they are far from the people who they'll eventually be, they just need to learn and grow from this experience somewhere else where they aren't privileged on a scholarship. Like community college, and they can get another shot at D1 in a couple of years.