PG Corey Heyward signs with GT

[GT1992]

Originally Posted by killerbuzz42

Here's one for ya.

And isnt it "does anyone know how to post videos to facebook"?

I'm the jackass when you're the one who wouldn't go back one page and append to the thread already started about him? I'm not allowed to post a picture of the body part that you are.

[BuzzCzar]

Originally Posted by GT1992

I'm the jackass when you're the one who wouldn't go back one page and append to the thread already started about him? I'm not allowed to post a picture of the body part that you are.

because you dont have one?

or did you mean that stinky part in the back?

[killerbuzz42]

Originally Posted by GT1992

I'm the jackass

Roger.

[GT1992]

Originally Posted by killerbuzz42

Roger.

I may be, but you are the part that you beat nightly.

[killerbuzz42]

Lets keep this eighth grade

Um - your moms va jay jay?

[gtrower]

Decent thread.

[etc79]

This thread turned into a sh.it pile rather quickly

[olgoldandwhite]

Actually the late signing period jut started so he could not sign until now. He looks like a solid contributor and will be here for 4 years. I look for him to start somewhere down the road. He reminds me of all the point guards from the small schools at the NCAA tourney that makes me wonder: "How did the big schools miss on him?".

[Jackets138]

Originally Posted by olgoldandwhite

Actually the late signing period jut started so he could not sign until now. He looks like a solid contributor and will be here for 4 years. I look for him to start somewhere down the road. He reminds me of all the point guards from the small schools at the NCAA tourney that makes me wonder: "How did the big schools miss on him?".

In what way?

Because no one good recruited him? Or the fact that he is a 5th year HS senior?

[andrew]

Originally Posted by olgoldandwhite

Actually the late signing period jut started so he could not sign until now. He looks like a solid contributor and will be here for 4 years. I look for him to start somewhere down the road. He reminds me of all the point guards from the small schools at the NCAA tourney that makes me wonder: "How did the big schools miss on him?".

The problem is nine out of ten guys like that don't make it, which is why the big schools miss on the one who does and takes his team to the NCAA tournament.

Hopefully we got the right guy though. Having a point guard stay four years is definitely the right approach, just have to find the mix of talented enough to play in the ACC but not talented enough to want to jump after a year.