+1. His bio said he was pursuing a degree in Computer Information Systems, which assuming he graduated (I believe he did) ought to serve him well. If he enjoys it, I hope he's able to make a good career of it - few things are more rewarding than being able to put food on the table doing something you enjoy.

I don't see a lot of benefit in slamming a guy who was talented enough to help usher the Bobcats out of the postseason.

I agree with most posters here that his heart never really seemed fully into basketball. He showed a lot of flashes of brilliance that make me wonder just how good he could have been if he loved the game. He had soft hands, ran really well, and had a decent offensive game. Most of all, he obviously had (has?) a lot of untapped potential -- he could get a lot better with more coaching, playing time and bulk, but the passion seems utterly lacking. I hope he enjoys a successful career away from the court, assuming that's what he really wants.

all of it? Selected portions? Just the opinions, the subjective analysis or some shred of information contained within?

I'm not sure how sad some of your lives must be to spew vitriol at a kid who just stumbled while trying to live his dreams.

I think the common thought is that it was never his dream.  I agree with your sentiment is though.

I agree there were some positive posts. However, a few were out of line and I called them out.