At least it tracks to wanting to be closer to
Home.
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Dont think this is the best career move, but if itâs good for his mental health then thats worth more than its weight in gold, regardless of opinions from others.
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Yeah Iâm just bitter lol. Writing should have been on the wall a long time ago with how much he constantly posted about his GF and rarely about anything basketball related.
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at least they told him he canât wear number 23⌠âas ifââŚ
#41 is a pretty brutal number haha
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Whoever recruited Isaacâs girlfriend to the Creighton volleyball team is like:
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Hope he does whatever growing he needs so he can pursue a pro career in 3-4 years
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I feel like in this scenario, the Creighton NIL fund should tip CavFutures for a year of free S&C development lol.
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Sick of this guy. GTF out of here donât let the door knob hit ya where the good lord split ya. Over it.
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I wonât be wishing him well. If that makes me petty I donât really care. Last post Iâll make on the matter - if you ainât with us youâre against us.
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agreed
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There are probably plenty of out of state freshman at UVA struggling with the adjustment, but they donât have the luxury of transferring instantly with all expenses and paper work taken care of. I think thatâs the frustrating part here. The old model would have made this more of a burden in Traudt so he would have had to put more thought into the decision. I hope heâs happier but canât say that I want him to succeed in the court now âŚ
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The loss of investment is galling. The opportunity cost of this debacle is painful for everyone.
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had he not chose to RS and then leave then maybe I could be supportiveâŚBut to RS and then just bounce fully knowing what that does to the programâŚ
naaaa. get bent.
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Okay not the last thing but this is an interesting thought. He couldâve gone to Creighton all along. His gf wouldâve been there and it was easy. But he wanted to give UVA a shot and knew that at worst, he could just transfer back after a year. that definitely changed the calculus
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Agree. Thats the realest part of it for me as well
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Despite the constant back and forth on âTony pushed him to redshirt, no he didnâtâ this is pretty compelling evidence that I donât think Traudt ever really wanted to be here. Maybe if heâd played heâd stay, but I think his parents loved Tony and thought it was a better basketball decision, but there is no way that Fish was ever as bought in. The girlfriend at Creighton, comfort in being in Nebraska, along with HGNâs dropping that the staff believes Traudtâs decision to redshirt was in part to preserve his eligibility for a transfer, just add up to an 18YOâs decision-making process - i.e., nothing really makes sense except in Traudtâs own internal logic.
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What!?!? This is stunning news.
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I think the bitterness is eh. Weâve been on the plus side of this- ârobbingâ Indiana, Alabama, Marquette, ECU, etc of very high quality players. This is the first transfer in years that wasnât a transfer down or limited future opportunity scenario. We will have many more high quality players come in (aka benefit much more than feel the pain), so feel like we gotta just move on for this one.
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