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I don't give a flying *I would say it but I would probably get banned* what he did in that timespan. To hold that against him is asinine and petulant.Originally posted by gohawks7470:
I know it's not the best thing to bring up with his current state, but Roy wasn't exactly a model citizen off the court. Great player most definitely, but one can't help but think the reason the number isn't getting retired is bc of off court issues.
+1Originally posted by like-woahh:
I don't give a flying *I would say it but I would probably get banned* what he did in that timespan. To hold that against him is asinine and petulant.Originally posted by gohawks7470:
I know it's not the best thing to bring up with his current state, but Roy wasn't exactly a model citizen off the court. Great player most definitely, but one can't help but think the reason the number isn't getting retired is bc of off court issues.
Iowa has this weird air about it that you have to be the most amazing model citizen your entire life to be honored as an all time great. I shouldn't even say Iowa, I should say the inner midwest.
I'll take the guy who hit some of the lowest of lows and came back from it to become a positive influence over the person who rode the line their entire lives.
Both are equally commendable.
The man was a great Hawk, hit a rough stretch, and is still a great Hawk. Again, retire the damn number.
Ding, ding, ding.....we have a winner. In 2009, Marble was slated to be the program director forOriginally posted by T. Kimball:
Character counts, and Sr.'s reputation as an adult possibly plays a role. Drug arrest. Domestic violence. Driving on barred license.
Captain America and the moral high ground has decided to grace us with his presence.Originally posted by NorthernHawkeye:
Ding, ding, ding.....we have a winner. In 2009, Marble was slated to be the program director forOriginally posted by T. Kimball:
Character counts, and Sr.'s reputation as an adult possibly plays a role. Drug arrest. Domestic violence. Driving on barred license.
the Mayor's Youth Empowerment Program. A drug arrest derailed that.
The fact that many on here fail to mention this shows the collective lack of perspective and lack of maturity on this board.
Accomplishments on the court and character of the court lead to numbers being retired.
Is getting your number retired about what you accomplished on the court, or off? Because if what you did after your playing days are over was the criteria we'd be using letters on our jerseys by now instead of numbers.Originally posted by NorthernHawkeye:
Ding, ding, ding.....we have a winner. In 2009, Marble was slated to be the program director forOriginally posted by T. Kimball:
Character counts, and Sr.'s reputation as an adult possibly plays a role. Drug arrest. Domestic violence. Driving on barred license.
the Mayor's Youth Empowerment Program. A drug arrest derailed that.
The fact that many on here fail to mention this shows the collective lack of perspective and lack of maturity on this board.
Accomplishments on the court and character of the court lead to numbers being retired.
Old Northern Hawkeye and his tired holier than thou act. I thought you'd finally taken your tired schtick off the board.Too bad I was wrong.Originally posted by NorthernHawkeye:
Ding, ding, ding.....we have a winner. In 2009, Marble was slated to be the program director forOriginally posted by T. Kimball:
Character counts, and Sr.'s reputation as an adult possibly plays a role. Drug arrest. Domestic violence. Driving on barred license.
the Mayor's Youth Empowerment Program. A drug arrest derailed that.
The fact that many on here fail to mention this shows the collective lack of perspective and lack of maturity on this board.
Accomplishments on the court and character of the court lead to numbers being retired.
I thought it was kind of funny this is the first post I've seen from him on this board all season. Maybe I missed a few. When it comes to degrees of sin, clearly, this guy has it on lockdown. God's messenger to us all.Originally posted by torbee:
Old Northern Hawkeye and his tired holier than thou act. I thought you'd finally taken your tired schtick off the board.Too bad I was wrong.Originally posted by NorthernHawkeye:
Ding, ding, ding.....we have a winner. In 2009, Marble was slated to be the program director forOriginally posted by T. Kimball:
Character counts, and Sr.'s reputation as an adult possibly plays a role. Drug arrest. Domestic violence. Driving on barred license.
the Mayor's Youth Empowerment Program. A drug arrest derailed that.
The fact that many on here fail to mention this shows the collective lack of perspective and lack of maturity on this board.
Accomplishments on the court and character of the court lead to numbers being retired.
Fortunately, we haven't lost enough for him to show up muchOriginally posted by torbee:
Old Northern Hawkeye and his tired holier than thou act. I thought you'd finally taken your tired schtick off the board.Too bad I was wrong.Originally posted by NorthernHawkeye:
Ding, ding, ding.....we have a winner. In 2009, Marble was slated to be the program director forOriginally posted by T. Kimball:
Character counts, and Sr.'s reputation as an adult possibly plays a role. Drug arrest. Domestic violence. Driving on barred license.
the Mayor's Youth Empowerment Program. A drug arrest derailed that.
The fact that many on here fail to mention this shows the collective lack of perspective and lack of maturity on this board.
Accomplishments on the court and character of the court lead to numbers being retired.
Originally posted by like-woahh:
I agree, retire the damn number.
I was there and I think the wall of honor idea is great. I also don't mimd not retiring the jersey number.Originally posted by hooper56:
You indignant folks that cared so much that you didn't even attend the game or the ceremony probably didn't hear it announced that there would be a CHA Basketball wall of fame and Roy will be the premier athlete featured there. I talked to Roy after the presentation. He was very happy to be recognized and he holds no ill will.
Wait. You brought it up to him that his number wasn't retired? Today?Originally posted by hooper56:
You indignant folks that cared so much that you didn't even attend the game or the ceremony probably didn't hear it announced that there would be a CHA Basketball wall of fame and Roy will be the premier athlete featured there. I talked to Roy after the presentation. He was very happy to be recognized and he holds no ill will.
BJ's number is retired but still allowed to be used(I assume by his permission). As silly as it might seem, it's the honor of it initially being retired that is important.Originally posted by lonewolf52:
Originally posted by like-woahh:
I agree, retire the damn number.
While i agree his jersey could be retired, i disagree his number should be. The only player right now that should have a NUMBER retired is #40 for Chris Street. Remember there are only 56 numbers that can be used in college basketball. Besides, i would retire #12 for Lester & #11 for Armstrong before Marble.
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Of course not. Roy was very pleased to be recognized is all I am saying.Originally posted by soybean:
Wait. You brought it up to him that his number wasn't retired? Today?Originally posted by hooper56:
You indignant folks that cared so much that you didn't even attend the game or the ceremony probably didn't hear it announced that there would be a CHA Basketball wall of fame and Roy will be the premier athlete featured there. I talked to Roy after the presentation. He was very happy to be recognized and he holds no ill will.
Elaborate on why it's a huge stretch.Originally posted by DogBoyRy:
Ding, Ding, Ding
Winner, Winner - Chicken Dinner
Great post and 100% correct.
Feel sorry for Roy and his cancer - great hawk. But to be the next to have a jersey retired is a huge stretch.
This post was edited on 3/7 7:31 PM by DogBoyRy
Maybe we're all misunderstanding what Iowa means when they retire a number. Maybe no one with the name "Armstrong" can ever again wear the number 10.Originally posted by like-woahh:
BJ's number is retired but still allowed to be used(I assume by his permission). As silly as it might seem, it's the honor of it initially being retired that is important.Originally posted by lonewolf52:
Originally posted by like-woahh:
I agree, retire the damn number.
While i agree his jersey could be retired, i disagree his number should be. The only player right now that should have a NUMBER retired is #40 for Chris Street. Remember there are only 56 numbers that can be used in college basketball. Besides, i would retire #12 for Lester & #11 for Armstrong before Marble.
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Honestly, I just think there should have been more done.