http://www.nj.com/rutgersfootball/i...den_announces_landing.html#incart_river_index
We are so screwed. . . . . @e5fdny amirite?
We are so screwed. . . . . @e5fdny amirite?
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Ash needs to fence the Garden City.From The Garden State to Garden City. Best wishes TO.
Worst possible scenario.
can you elaborate? Why is it the worst possible scenario?
It sounds to me like he chose a JC to play right away and then can see which FBS school needs a QB for him to transfer to after next year.
Good luck to him. The way he is thanking Rutgers too much makes me wonder though. Maybe he did something really bad and Ash told him to take a peaceful hike out of here and it will be swept under the rug.
Oden seems overly grateful for a guy that was kicked out.
It sounds like he either cut classes or cut mandatory team events. Either way, we can only imagine how difficult an engineering curriculum plus a quarterback study must be. The only QB/engineer in recent years I can think of is Joshua Dobbs, unless you count Andrew Luck doing architecture.
There's nothing more annoying than you. I long for the days of TSoprano and "focus", at least he was occasionally funny.There's nothing more annoying on this board than the know-it-alls who act like a player was irrelevant as soon as he leaves Rutgers. A more extreme example would be Nigel Johnson, who was a key member of last year's improved basketball team and arguably our most consistent shooter. As soon as he decided to leave, the usual suspects declared him "not a contributor" and "not a Rutgers-type player." Then he transferred to Virginia, one of the most successful programs in the country in recent years. Silence ever since.
Good luck to Tylin Oden. I wish he was still on the team, especially considering how thin we are at the QB position.
There's nothing more annoying than you. I long for the days of TSoprano and "focus", at least he was occasionally funny.
I'm debating on whether or not I should say I'm not a "guy".Not for nothin, but when the guy averaging 90 posts a year takes the time to call somebody annoying... I'd say that's pretty conclusive.
I'm debating on whether or not I should say I'm not a "guy".
Should they apologize?There's nothing more annoying on this board than the know-it-alls who act like a player was irrelevant as soon as he leaves Rutgers. A more extreme example would be Nigel Johnson, who was a key member of last year's improved basketball team and arguably our most consistent shooter. As soon as he decided to leave, the usual suspects declared him "not a contributor" and "not a Rutgers-type player." Then he transferred to Virginia, one of the most successful programs in the country in recent years. Silence ever since.
Good luck to Tylin Oden. I wish he was still on the team, especially considering how thin we are at the QB position.
You must not have been watching closely. Johnson was one of our most inconsistent players. That being said he was also one of the more talented and we are not better (at least right now) for losing him.There's nothing more annoying on this board than the know-it-alls who act like a player was irrelevant as soon as he leaves Rutgers. A more extreme example would be Nigel Johnson, who was a key member of last year's improved basketball team and arguably our most consistent shooter. As soon as he decided to leave, the usual suspects declared him "not a contributor" and "not a Rutgers-type player." Then he transferred to Virginia, one of the most successful programs in the country in recent years. Silence ever since.
Good luck to Tylin Oden. I wish he was still on the team, especially considering how thin we are at the QB position.
And thanks for taking the time to math me.Your choice. I don't think it changes the overall message.
And thanks for taking the time to math me.
There's nothing more annoying on this board than the know-it-alls who act like a player was irrelevant as soon as he leaves Rutgers. A more extreme example would be Nigel Johnson, who was a key member of last year's improved basketball team and arguably our most consistent shooter. As soon as he decided to leave, the usual suspects declared him "not a contributor" and "not a Rutgers-type player." Then he transferred to Virginia, one of the most successful programs in the country in recent years. Silence ever since.
Good luck to Tylin Oden. I wish he was still on the team, especially considering how thin we are at the QB position.
Guys, He just not that into football. He likes to chill out if you get my drift. He has moved to a level that he can get a education, room & board and play some football and decide if that is what he wants to do. If you really want to know what JC football is about watch Last Chance U on Netflixs.
I just wanted to tell you both "good luck." We're all counting on you.
There's nothing more annoying on this board than the know-it-alls who act like a player was irrelevant as soon as he leaves Rutgers. A more extreme example would be Nigel Johnson, who was a key member of last year's improved basketball team and arguably our most consistent shooter. As soon as he decided to leave, the usual suspects declared him "not a contributor" and "not a Rutgers-type player." Then he transferred to Virginia, one of the most successful programs in the country in recent years. Silence ever since.
Good luck to Tylin Oden. I wish he was still on the team, especially considering how thin we are at the QB position.
Thanks Plum, unless you have 10k post people ignore your information. I try to share what I can.There is a good chance this is the most accurate post on this thread. Inside insight as to why oden was dismissed. Yet, no one comments on it.