I have zero interest in Akoy.I speculated this would happen. He's a good player but I don't think he had the want to at times this year and I didn't see that changing. Best of luck to him and hopefully we can find a transfer to fill that scholarship. Akoy Agau official signed on somewhere? I know he was committed to Georgetown.
Walter was probaly pushed out is my assumption. HE does this to save face, but he flat out seemed disinterested.I don't understand this at all. You have a free scholly to play basketball in the Big10. You want to give up after receiving major minutes the past 2 seasons??
Huskers.com“I thank Coach Miles for giving me the opportunity when I transferred from Florida,” Pitchford said. “I have learned a lot about myself in the three years I’ve been at Nebraska and it is not an easy decision to give up playing basketball. I believe it is in the best interest of both the team and myself that I devote my time to completing my degree at Nebraska and eventually go into a career in business.
“I appreciate all the support I have received from the coaching staff, my teammates and the fans during my time at Nebraska and it has become home for me,” Pitchford said. “I know my teammates support me on this difficult decision, and I will be there to support them.”
“I completely support Walter in his decision,” Nebraska basketball coach Tim Miles said. “It shows a great deal of courage for a young man to see his career path and pursue it. I know leaving behind basketball is not easy for Walter or his family, but I also believe this is the best thing for Walt because it targets what he wants to do.”
You must be really well educated to pull that out.Walter was probaly pushed out is my assumption. HE does this to save face, but he flat out seemed disinterested.I don't understand this at all. You have a free scholly to play basketball in the Big10. You want to give up after receiving major minutes the past 2 seasons??
You add that to the fact that the dude had a reputation for spending more time on O street than anywhere else and he is on the same team as a guy who spends morning day and night in the gym in Petteway.
My educated guess is Petteway told Miles he would be back but didnt want guys who didnt care here. Pitchford was then told he wouldnt see the minutes unless he put in the effort.
He probably lost all passion for the game and just decided it was easier to step away.
Let's see, you agree that he looked disinterested and spent time on O street.Walter was probaly pushed out is my assumption. HE does this to save face, but he flat out seemed disinterested.I don't understand this at all. You have a free scholly to play basketball in the Big10. You want to give up after receiving major minutes the past 2 seasons??
You add that to the fact that the dude had a reputation for spending more time on O street than anywhere else and he is on the same team as a guy who spends morning day and night in the gym in Petteway.
My educated guess is Petteway told Miles he would be back but didnt want guys who didnt care here. Pitchford was then told he wouldnt see the minutes unless he put in the effort.
He probably lost all passion for the game and just decided it was easier to step away.
I think he would have stuck around, and continued to play like he did last year... They basically said it is probably best to leave but let him say it was his choice so he could save face.Let's see, you agree that he looked disinterested and spent time on O street.Walter was probaly pushed out is my assumption. HE does this to save face, but he flat out seemed disinterested.I don't understand this at all. You have a free scholly to play basketball in the Big10. You want to give up after receiving major minutes the past 2 seasons??
You add that to the fact that the dude had a reputation for spending more time on O street than anywhere else and he is on the same team as a guy who spends morning day and night in the gym in Petteway.
My educated guess is Petteway told Miles he would be back but didnt want guys who didnt care here. Pitchford was then told he wouldnt see the minutes unless he put in the effort.
He probably lost all passion for the game and just decided it was easier to step away.
But, you doubt that him leaving was his choice.
So, if someone is truly disinterested and doesn't want do go something, why is it hard to understand that he made this decision in his own to move on with his life?
I actually respect him for this decision and working towards his degree. I wish him all the success in the world and thanks for playing for the Huskers.