Darryn Peterson
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@Jayhawk_69 said in Darryn Peterson:
The donors know ahead of time that there is nothing they can do to guarantee a championship
Obviously but would you go buy a brand new $85,000 truck and let them keep at the dealership and never let you drive it? It’s the same thing to me, you made an investment and got no return for it.
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Sad stat of the day: Nick Timberlake 177 points in his Kansas career. Darryn Peterson and Billy Preston combined for 77 points in their Jayhawk careers. I was thinking about Preston the other day man we walk to a title in 2018 with him.
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@kjayhawks2.0 At least Preston had a very nice musical career....
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Was listening to the field of 68 after dark and can't remember who it was and they was talking about Darryn obviously and they said what KU needs at this point is a resolution plain and simple , they need a resolution.
They said you are starting to see the frustration in Bill-- Bill's frustrated , the fans are frustrated It's time this thing come to a head , needing to approach the family - agents and say look ok , we need to get this settled , move forward. So if Darryn is going to play--- Great and yet if he chooses to not -- --great but we got to know either yes you are or no your not- - -the NIL stops , you leave the team and we move on , we can't wait any longer.
It's not fair to Bill---- it's not fair o the other players not knowing ok are we playing with Darryn are we not going to play with Darryn - - -it's not fair to the fans- -& it's not even fair to Darryn himself -hearing this is very solid- --it'x time- -it's either yes- - or no
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As much as I would love for Peterson to play and maximize the potential of this group, I agree that it is fish or cut bait time. What is telling in this whole saga is the absence of an actual medical report. You would assume that he has had an MRI. If it were a Grade 2 or Grade 3 injury, you would think that would be announced and everyone would understand that there would be a longer recovery time. But the absence of that report suggests it isn't a Grade 2 or 3, but rather a Grade 1 strain. With rest and treatment - and we would hope that he is getting world class treatment - then full recovery should be just a couple of weeks. This has been dragging on for two months. The idea that an athlete has to be at 100% to play is ridiculous. Peterson has shown that even at full strength, he is still better than almost everyone else on the floor.
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@DCHawker The real weird thing for me is , they have said that they have had some issues with these things when he was in School my question becomes he played a lot of games last year on the circuit and so forth - - - - he played many of games came through.
They were playing in multiple tournaments two games maybe three in short spans so the question is how did he over come this kinda thing back then -never heard much if anything from analysts that scope recruits out throughout when they are playing the circuit kinda weird gotta get this settled
