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Former Irving star to transfer from BC


11:03 PM CDT on Thursday, March 22, 2007
By BRETT VITO / The Dallas Morning News

Former Irving standout Marquez Haynes has received his release from Boston College and will transfer to another school, a Boston College official said. Haynes' former AAU coach, Erven Davis, said Haynes is considering North Texas, Texas A&M, TCU, SMU, Iowa State and UNLV

Okay, dude. What's with the Sleezstak?

What position does this guy play?

6-foot-3 guard

The Sleezstak is just one of many avatars you will see the future. I am trying to figure out how to minimize a picture of Stallion Mobile Home Park I took in San Antonio awhile back.

Sleezstaks RULE!!

smupony94 wrote:Former Irving star to transfer from BC


11:03 PM CDT on Thursday, March 22, 2007
By BRETT VITO / The Dallas Morning News

Former Irving standout Marquez Haynes has received his release from Boston College and will transfer to another school, a Boston College official said. Haynes' former AAU coach, Erven Davis, said Haynes is considering North Texas, Texas A&M, TCU, SMU, Iowa State and UNLV

Three star recruit from Nimitz, offers to aTm, TCU, UNT, UH, Baylor and of course Boston College.

Per his senior HS year "Scouting Extremely fast guard can play a combo role. Will blow by kids for athletic finishes. Shot could stand to get more consistent. He's a high-major caliber guard. Excellent student as well."

But aren't we out of ships?

good point

Maybe he could play football too...they may have a few schollies available.

[/quote]But aren't we out of ships?[/quote]

Do you think we could find one if Durant wanted to transfer to SMU?

mrydel wrote:

But aren't we out of ships?[/quote]

Do you think we could find one if Durant wanted to transfer to SMU?[/quote]

Yes....... but it would involve Burgers and Cheer part Deux to make room for him. And believe it or not, I would rather lose and not have Durant then listen to some on this board continue to talk about B&C part 1.


Actually, I would listen to JT talk about B&C 24 hours a day if it meant having Durant.

I'd eat burgers and drink cheer if we picked up Durant.

Haynes only averaged about 3 points per game at BC so unless he's a helluva of a ball handler or played behind Doug Flutie we'll probably look elsewhere but SMU could offer a mid-term transfer. The scholarship would count for 2008 not 2007. He could then play at mid term 2008. Otherwise, he could walk-on for a semester-probably too expensive. Wasn't there a story that said that Rhodes had an opportunity to play another post graduate season at Prep School. I really wasn't sure what that story was referring to because I thought he graduated from an Oakland HS and then went to My. Zion for a post graduate season. I thought he was referring to a possibility if he didn't get the offer he wanted so it was moot now.

I have a hard time believing Rhodes has passed the admissions eyeball. He hasn't graduated from anywhere, jumped from school to school, is known as problematic on the West Coast, and plays for a barely credentialed, and under review, Mt Zion. Schools like Maryland have a policy of steering clear of Zion, its pretty hard toimagine he's good to go at SMU.

If he is coming our way its a very good sing we finally have things straight on the admissions side.

Who cares about stars, Nacho? Rhodes, for example, averaged 14+ for Zion. That team, despite being a poorly coached, me first, basketball factory, is chock full of studs. Rhodes was every bit the impact player that Tracy Smith was, who has 4 stars and is heading to NC State. Same w/Terrance Jennings who will be a 5 star junior that ends up @ Maryland, Zona or Memphis.

Harp, had he hit the national AAU circuit w/more regularity, would have been a 4 star. Stars are politics, what AAU team you play for, if they are a shoe company flagship, and what shoe camps you attend. Kids like Harp don't play that game b/c they have grades. Go by who is interested, and who offers. Dia had excellent offers, same w/Harp