Yet, CaptMike doesn't ignore this bag...
Where's leemajors to attack the kid's loyalty?
Where was leemajors when Richard Justice said Turgeon was loyal? Oh, yeah - watch reruns of the 6-million dollar man.
A&M doesn't have a point guard? Donald Sloan has higher expectations than Acie Law IV. And Augustine really proved what he could do in the tournament. With Jo Jones in the post with DeAndre Jordan it's going to be the next best thing to Duncan and Robinson in the late 90's!
My bother played a pick up game with some guys once, and there was this really tall kid there. It was in Houston..what was his high school?
Oh, and if Ohio State loses Oden, they have another 5 star center coming, so dont be feeling sorry for them. Google Kosta Koufos.
Jordan officially staying at A&M
Jordan to Stay at Texas A&M
Last Edited: Sunday, 15 Apr 2007, 8:35 PM CDT
Created: Sunday, 15 Apr 2007, 8:30 PM CDT
DeAndre Jordan The Texas A&M basketball program will keep its top signee under former head coach Billy Gillispie.
Seven-footer DeAndre Jordan, from Christian Life Academy in Houston, tells FOX 26 Sports he met with new Aggie head coach Mark Turgeon for 90 minutes Sunday afternoon.
"I've decided I am going to stay at Texas A&M next year and honor my committment and I will be there June 1st for summer school, " Jordan said in an interview with FOX 26 Sports.
Jordan says the meeting with Turgeon, which took place in Houston, went a long way toward him deciding to honor his committment to A&M and not ask for his release.
"It was real important because I didn't know anything about Coach Turgeon. A lot of the players at Texas A&M called me and told me all the things he was about, that he was a good guy, but I wanted to see it myself. So I met with him. I liked what he was talking about and where he is taking the program and that convinced me, " Jordan said.
Jordan said it meant a great deal to him that Turgeon would come to Houston and spend an hour and a half with him.
"I kind of felt a little important. That he would go out of his way to come down here and meet with me and my family, " Jordan said. He told me "he was going to continue what coach Gillispie left behind at Texas A&M." Gillispie is now the head coach At Kentucky.
During his senior year at Christian Life Academy Jordan averaged 26 points, 15 rebounds, and 8 blocked shots.
Suicide is officially postponed
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