Re: Butler Status

[Chris]

It would probably be foolish of us to think that it couldn't have played
some role in his thinking. Having said that, I think he will regret not
playing at UC in the long run for his basketball development and the fact
that it was a "dream" of his.

This was a kid who was excited to come play here, so it does make you wonder
what all may have played into this. I doubt we will ever know the full
story, as they are likely to say something generic about his best interests
and desire to play with a friend (if the Ohio State thing ends up being the
case).

Later,
Chris


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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Darryl Gilliam" <address@hidden>
To: <address@hidden>
Sent: Wednesday, August 06, 2003 9:03 AM
Subject: Re: [UC Basketball] Butler Status


> I doubt that was the reason....at least I hope that it wasn't.  Does
anyone else have any inside info on Jamar's decision?
> Mark Seger <address@hidden> wrote:I wonder if the recent
criminal charges against 3 Bearcats had anything to
> do with Jamar Butler's decision. To be honest, If I had a son who was
> fortunate enough to receive a scholarship offer from UC, I might counsel
him
> to play elsewhere given all of the trouble that UC players have been
getting
> into.
>
> They say to pick your friends wisely. That advice could come into play for
> any recruit who is considering UC.
>
> Just a thought.
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Mark J. Seger
>
>
>
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