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Post by Gundo on Jul 22, 2020 20:58:53 GMT -8
New Orleans.
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Post by kturtle5114 on Jul 22, 2020 21:20:30 GMT -8
Is that better or worse for him than before covid? |
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Post by Gundo on Jul 22, 2020 21:28:19 GMT -8
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Post by kturtle5114 on Jul 23, 2020 0:23:05 GMT -8
Ahh wait sorry I thought it meant on the bubble (as in about to get cut) but it was in the bubble like within the pool of players who quarantined |
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Post by longtimebooster on Jul 23, 2020 4:51:41 GMT -8
I first thought the OP was talking about Zion, so I was really confused..
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Post by Gundo on Jul 23, 2020 11:46:36 GMT -8
I first thought the OP was talking about Zion, so I was really confused.. Aside from Kawhi, and 2 years of Zylan, no other Aztecs playing in Orlando. McDaniels and the Charlotte Hornets not one of the 22 in Orlando. Too bad the young team needs to work, thier season has been over for a long time. |
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Post by sdcoug on Jul 23, 2020 12:48:47 GMT -8
I first thought the OP was talking about Zion, so I was really confused.. Aside from Kawhi, and 2 years of Zylan, no other Aztecs playing in Orlando. McDaniels and the Charlotte Hornets not one of the 22 in Orlando. Too bad the young team needs to work, thier season has been over for a long time. They're still contemplating doing a second "Bubble" in Chicago for McDaniels Hornets & the 7 other non-22 in Orlando. It's too bad Charlotte didn't make the cut as Jalen was really coming on late. Hopefully next year we add a 2nd SDSU pro in Flynn; 3rd if you count Zylan (technically he's a Sun Devil not an Aztec). |
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Post by Gundo on Jul 23, 2020 21:57:16 GMT -8
Aside from Kawhi, and 2 years of Zylan, no other Aztecs playing in Orlando. McDaniels and the Charlotte Hornets not one of the 22 in Orlando. Too bad the young team needs to work, thier season has been over for a long time. They're still contemplating doing a second "Bubble" in Chicago for McDaniels Hornets & the 7 other non-22 in Orlando. It's too bad Charlotte didn't make the cut as Jalen was really coming on late. Hopefully next year we add a 2nd SDSU pro in Flynn; 3rd if you count Zylan (technically he's a Sun Devil not an Aztec). Zylan is technically a Sun Devil, but the latest NBA draft rankings have Flynn in the 40s, or early second round and he is technically an Aztec vs a Cougar. |
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Post by sdcoug on Jul 24, 2020 8:53:22 GMT -8
They're still contemplating doing a second "Bubble" in Chicago for McDaniels Hornets & the 7 other non-22 in Orlando. It's too bad Charlotte didn't make the cut as Jalen was really coming on late. Hopefully next year we add a 2nd SDSU pro in Flynn; 3rd if you count Zylan (technically he's a Sun Devil not an Aztec). Zylan is technically a Sun Devil, but the latest NBA draft rankings have Flynn in the 40s, or early second round and he is technically an Aztec vs a Cougar. ?? Are you just repeating what I said? Flynn has been projected anywhere from 25-40 in most drafts, so have no doubt he'd have a guaranteed contract & will be playing in the league next year. Yes, Z is a Sun Devil & Flynn an Aztec, who hopefully will be yet another NBA guy from SDSU. |
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Post by Spud on Jul 27, 2020 12:43:24 GMT -8
Why do we care about Zylan? He deserted the Aztecs...this should be moved to Off Topic....
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Post by Gundo on Jul 27, 2020 15:26:29 GMT -8
Why do we care about Zylan? He deserted the Aztecs...this should be moved to Off Topic.... He moved back home to Phoenix with family in mind, hoping to mentor his younger brother who was shot and killed in a gang shooting. Coach Fish knew why Z went back to AZ, they didnt stand in his way. You're heartless. ...The two siblings, who were brothers on Cheatham’s father’s side and separated by 10 months, went to school together in seventh and eighth grade. They spent the night at each other’s houses, they swapped clothes, they played Pokemon together, and they shared a love for sports. A South Phoenix native, Cheatham went on to play at Westwind Prep Academy during his teenage years, causing him to live away from his hometown. His brother stayed in South Phoenix where some problems began. “I got away from the south side and that is where he continued to stay. Unfortunately, he got into gangs and just kind of running with the wrong people. It was a very unfortunate situation,” Cheatham said. “He chose that path and it was really tough accepting it. Even knowing what he was doing, you just never expect this to happen. When it did, it’s just devastating. I have had many sleepless nights over it.” ...A San Diego State transfer, Cheatham’s move back to the Phoenix area has provided him an opportunity as a key asset on a high-caliber Pac-12 basketball program, and it has allowed him to be within close proximity of family. ...Discussing his loved one, Cheatham still found time to reflect positive light on the grievous aftermath of such a tough situation. He didn’t reflect with sadness. Rather, he looked back to what he told Stewart on Christmas Day. “On a positive note, the last thing I did say to him was ‘I love you’,” Cheatham said. “I went out on good terms with him. We were on talking terms and I am just excited that I got to express that as last words.” |
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Post by Spud on Jul 28, 2020 20:59:13 GMT -8
Why do we care about Zylan? He deserted the Aztecs...this should be moved to Off Topic.... He moved back home to Phoenix with family in mind, hoping to mentor his younger brother who was shot and killed in a gang shooting. Coach Fish knew why Z went back to AZ, they didnt stand in his way. You're heartless. ...The two siblings, who were brothers on Cheatham’s father’s side and separated by 10 months, went to school together in seventh and eighth grade. They spent the night at each other’s houses, they swapped clothes, they played Pokemon together, and they shared a love for sports. A South Phoenix native, Cheatham went on to play at Westwind Prep Academy during his teenage years, causing him to live away from his hometown. His brother stayed in South Phoenix where some problems began. “I got away from the south side and that is where he continued to stay. Unfortunately, he got into gangs and just kind of running with the wrong people. It was a very unfortunate situation,” Cheatham said. “He chose that path and it was really tough accepting it. Even knowing what he was doing, you just never expect this to happen. When it did, it’s just devastating. I have had many sleepless nights over it.” ...A San Diego State transfer, Cheatham’s move back to the Phoenix area has provided him an opportunity as a key asset on a high-caliber Pac-12 basketball program, and it has allowed him to be within close proximity of family. ...Discussing his loved one, Cheatham still found time to reflect positive light on the grievous aftermath of such a tough situation. He didn’t reflect with sadness. Rather, he looked back to what he told Stewart on Christmas Day. “On a positive note, the last thing I did say to him was ‘I love you’,” Cheatham said. “I went out on good terms with him. We were on talking terms and I am just excited that I got to express that as last words.” I know all about him and his family issues. But why are we talking about him in the Aztec sports section? Should be in Other sports section regardless of family issues or just wanted to go somewhere else. He finished his college hoops career somewhere else, not SDSU. |
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Post by hoobs on Jul 29, 2020 4:44:59 GMT -8
I know all about him and his family issues. But why are we talking about him in the Aztec sports section? Should be in Other sports section regardless of family issues or just wanted to go somewhere else. He finished his college hoops career somewhere else, not SDSU. +1,000 |
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Post by 🥸 Hopeless Aztec on Jul 29, 2020 5:29:00 GMT -8
I know all about him and his family issues. But why are we talking about him in the Aztec sports section? Should be in Other sports section regardless of family issues or just wanted to go somewhere else. He finished his college hoops career somewhere else, not SDSU. +1,000 Disagree. I still consider him an Aztec. My kid use to play Fortnite with him and Devin Watson. He loved the Aztecs and remained close to some of the players. He cheered for the Aztecs and made decisions that were best for him and his family. Heck, we know he would have been used out of position and potentially hurt his career opportunities with the Aztecs. I guess there is no grudge or animosity from me and I understand that sometimes think just don’t work out. Besides, he left for a better conference, opportunity and some may say better competition. If he would have left for Grand Canyon that might be different. |
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Post by hoobs on Jul 29, 2020 6:50:50 GMT -8
I hold no ill-will against him... much the opposite I'm happy for him to be successful. But how he does in the NBA has absolutely zero to do with SDSU.
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Post by gigglyforshrigley on Jul 29, 2020 9:31:49 GMT -8
I mean he went to SDSU for 3 years so I'd say he has something to do with SDSU
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Post by Spud on Jul 30, 2020 11:54:19 GMT -8
Disagree. I still consider him an Aztec. My kid use to play Fortnite with him and Devin Watson. He loved the Aztecs and remained close to some of the players. He cheered for the Aztecs and made decisions that were best for him and his family. Heck, we know he would have been used out of position and potentially hurt his career opportunities with the Aztecs. I guess there is no grudge or animosity from me and I understand that sometimes think just don’t work out. Besides, he left for a better conference, opportunity and some may say better competition. If he would have left for Grand Canyon that might be different. Fair enough... |
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Post by sdaztecs92115 on Jul 31, 2020 20:27:01 GMT -8
Zylan left SDSU. Next.. Please move this thread to non Aztec news.
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