I want that to mean something as much as anyone. I really do. But, it's really nothing beyond what he said in the May 12 article when KS asked him about Jabari the last time. CPJ's response, while using different words, was essentially the same. In fact-- if anything today's article gave us less other than the fact that it came 2 mos. further into his effort to regain the eligibility.
Of course the other way to look at it might be to ponder what might expect the head ball coach to say to that question. It's not loaded, it's just a question a coach has to parse some. "Frankly, Ken, I'm just gonna ignore how hard the kid has worked to get even and back on the field, at his own expense, and throw him under the bus and back over him twice." Fine is a fine noncommittal sidestep and can mean just about anything from fine as just wunnerful to fine compared to what? That's all.
And, I think that is exactly the best way to read CPJ's (non)comment.
Not sure I get the "we". Are you saying the coaches, tutors, etc., didn't have a clue about it? Or the fan base?
Absolutely. Just a minute ago, it also washed over me just how much lost time Jabari want to make up. The urgency there seems to be now. A lot of frustration to take out. My hope is that he is just as dominating as we think he can be. It'll be those OL's across from him who get the brunt of that, if so.
Gotsis looks like JJ Watt. Our athleticism on the defensive front is absolutely disgusting. Gamble moves well for the SDE and we all know about Keshuns feet and ability.
