Invisible Man

[Kaos]

Aden Holloway has ceased to exist. 

Ultimate show of disrespect. 

[War Damn Six]

Makes me love players like Jaylin and Dylan all the more. 

If that is the type of person Aden is, I am glad he is no longer at Auburn all the more.

[jmar]

No doubt the kid has talent only our "team" wasn't geared for a one man floor show...not this version anyway.
That said, Mark Sears could return and Holloway might do well with a season as his understudy.
Can envision the kid getting some minutes and making some noise but there's a massive difference in the two IMO at the very core.


I do think the talents of Sear's Mom are wasting away at the Crapstone. She ready to gradumate.

[wesfau2]

Apparently he's talking shit on the way out about being sold a bill of goods about his role on the team during recruiting.

His stats show, however, that BP gave him all the fucking leash in the world to shoot his way into his reputation.

[CCTAU]

At the midpoint when Tre was starting, AH should have remained a backup for the rest of the season. Forcing him into the starting role was the reason we lost Tre. Not that Tre is a true starter, but he earned it last season.

[jmar]

At the midpoint when Tre was starting, AH should have remained a backup for the rest of the season. Forcing him into the starting role was the reason we lost Tre. Not that Tre is a true starter, but he earned it last season.

It's a crying shame that Head Coach Bruce Pearl would not give our freshman sensation complete control to make Auburn Basketball into his own image. And now through an al.com article I read that this charlatan is trying to explain away his guilt by claiming he had an "honest" conversation with Senior guard KJ Johnson about his loss of minutes on the floor this past season.
Oh please!
It's obvious that the man was put into a position of authority at a major university to destroy the dreams of young men who aspire to greatness.

[Snaggletiger]

Pearl has been loyal to a fault with players.  Prime example is sticking with Flanigan even when he was hurting more than helping.  Holloway had every opportunity to produce.  He probably would have progressed into a pretty skippy ball player, but he didn't want to stick around and put in the work.  As someone pointed out, he's changed schools every year since he was a sophomore in HS.  The Turds most likely won't be his last stop.

[War Damn Six]

Pearl has been loyal to a fault with players.  Prime example is sticking with Flanigan even when he was hurting more than helping.  Holloway had every opportunity to produce.  He probably would have progressed into a pretty skippy ball player, but he didn't want to stick around and put in the work.  As someone pointed out, he's changed schools every year since he was a sophomore in HS.  The Turds most likely won't be his last stop.

I hope he flops.

[wesfau2]

I hope he flops.

I'm usually one to wish the transfer kids well, but his sour patch attitude on the way out puts him in a pretty small circle of ex-players that I wouldn't piss on to put out a fire.

[War Damn Six]

I'm usually one to wish the transfer kids well, but his sour patch attitude on the way out puts him in a pretty small circle of ex-players that I wouldn't piss on to put out a fire.

Agreed.  I hope Donaldson has great success.  Holloway, not so much.

[Snaggletiger]

I'm usually one to wish the transfer kids well, but his sour patch attitude on the way out puts him in a pretty small circle of ex-players that I wouldn't piss on to put out a fire.

Yep.  Transfers are a way of life now in college sports now, so you just deal with it.  But with a few exceptions, you rarely see players throw shots at the previous program.  Fuck him!

[chityeah]

Yep.  Transfers are a way of life now in college sports now, so you just deal with it.  But with a few exceptions, you rarely see players throw shots at the previous program.  Fuck him!

And Georgia!

[jmar]

And Georgia!

Indeed.