Chennault transferring again? Nope, changes mind

[stonz]

per Goodman.

Tweet: Villanova guard Tony Chennault, who transferred from Wake last year, is transferring again - per sources. Likely to a lower level.

 

[CumberlandDeac]

Plenty of other Philly schools to choose from.

 

[bcobbdeacs]

hope things work out for him, glad Wake was able to get the NCAA waiver on transfer for him last year.

 

[2&2 Slider To Leyritz]

So will he finish his NCAA career with more shots made or schools attended?

 

[simosfrostyone]

Or more shots blocked by the rim?

 

[PhillyDeac]

He should go to Drexel, or La Salle.

 

[CHillDeac]

Unless he transfers to a lower level school he'll have to sit out a season.

 

[bigdoublezero]

At what point do you just say to yourself, "maybe I should just go for a degree at Villanova and come up with a new life plan"? Not trying put him down, but I'd assume that at some point the benefits of obtaining an education at renowned schools outweigh playing college ball for a couple of more years.

 

[PhDeac]

At what point do you just say to yourself, "maybe I should just go for a degree at Villanova and come up with a new life plan"? Not trying put him down, but I'd assume that at some point the benefits of obtaining an education at renowned schools outweigh playing college ball for a couple of more years.

He could transfer down and still get a good education instead of pulling an Arinze.

And let's keep in mind that this is the guy we were told was going to be the key to winning in Year 2 of the [Redacted] error.

 

[vtwhat etc]

per Goodman.

Tweet: Villanova guard Tony Chennault, who transferred from Wake last year, is transferring again - per sources. Likely to a lower level.

???

 

[PhDeac]

Hahaha. He watched the game and saw that CMM wasn't much better than him.

 

[CumberlandDeac]

At what point do you just say to yourself, "maybe I should just go for a degree at Villanova and come up with a new life plan"? Not trying put him down, but I'd assume that at some point the benefits of obtaining an education at renowned schools outweigh playing college ball for a couple of more years.

Agree with this and think too many kids make this mistake.

 

[Deacsfan27]

Usually kids aren't the best judges of their talent level IMO.

 

[PhDeac]

Usually kids aren't the best judges of their talent level IMO.

Well he spent a few years thinking he was an ACC starter level player because our coaches told him he was.

 

[jaybone]

He could transfer down and still get a good education instead of pulling an Arinze.

And let's keep in mind that this is the guy we were told was going to be the key to winning in Year 2 of the [Redacted] error.

To whom are you referring? serious question

 

[scooter84]

At what point do you just say to yourself, "maybe I should just go for a degree at Villanova and come up with a new life plan"? Not trying put him down, but I'd assume that at some point the benefits of obtaining an education at renowned schools outweigh playing college ball for a couple of more years.

Maybe he just loves playing the game?

 

[94Deac]

Usually kids aren't the best judges of their talent level IMO.

Family members too.

 

[DeaconSig]

As I said on the other board, the fact that Coach Battle pushed hard for Tony C. and Chase F. really screwed us up. Obviously, hiring Coach [Redacted] royally fucked us, but if we had recruited a legit PG to replace Smith and had found a 2G that could actually play in the ACC, we may have fallen ass-backwards into a few more wins the past couple of years.

 

[PhDeac]

Well said, Sig.

 

[Ralph Medlin]

As I said on the other board, the fact that Coach Battle pushed hard for Tony C. and Chase F. really screwed us up. Obviously, hiring Coach [Redacted] royally fucked us, but if we had recruited a legit PG to replace Smith and had found a 2G that could actually play in the ACC, we may have fallen ass-backwards into a few more wins the past couple of years.

Why does Battle get such a pass by many on the board? He is a big part of this sinking ship.