Duke's Rasheed Suliamon on the market

[Gundo]

Any second chances on the Mesa for this 6'5 195 SG from Houston, Texas? or just another problem child? Playing time is down, attitude is up. He is a Sr next year. I assume he tries out for the NBA and ends up in Europe. 

per ESPN:
"Rasheed has been unable to consistently live up to the standards required to be a member of our program," coach Mike Krzyzewski said in a release. "It is a privilege to represent Duke University and with that privilege comes the responsibility to conduct oneself in a certain manner. After Rasheed repeatedly struggled to meet the necessary obligations, it became apparent that it was time to dismiss him from the program."

[Frantic]

No thanks. Sulaimon must be a bad egg for Coach K to disparage the kid on the way out the door.

Coach K's comments are similar to Fisher's comment when he booted Habel the Homeboy:

“We all have certain responsibilities, to ourselves, to this university and to this program, and Jerome didn't live up to those responsibilities,” said Fisher, who stressed that Habel's dismissal was not related to academics or drug use. “Jerome has been dismissed from the team, and he will no longer be a part of San Diego State basketball.”
www.utsandiego.com/sports/aztecs/20070825-9999-1s25azhoops.html

[standiego]

So he is not playing the rest of this year . would have to sit a year at a D1 program next year- take up a scholarship then play in 2016 with a scholarship . Aztecs have numerous guys at SG . Not exactly a prime need for us . As mentioned either over seas or a lower level program where he can play next year.

[Deleted]

He's gonna try to go pro/play in Europe

[standiego]

Another example that every star player leaving a team or looking to transfer is not the right fit for the Aztecs . Over and out on this thread -

[Gundo]

Jan 29, 2015 17:54:42 GMT -8 standiego said:

Another example that every star player leaving a team or looking to transfer is not the right fit for the Aztecs . Over and out on this thread -

Never thought that he would play at SDSU, but it's a good and timely topic for readers.