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Friday, December 03, 2010
Eric Crawford feels doubtful about the prospects of Enes Kanter's appeal
4 comments:
WG
said...
12:27 pm, from Matt Jones at http://twitter.com/kysportsradio:
Having talked to @greggdoyelcbs, his source is impeccable on this and the fact that source is pessimistic on Enes ruling makes me quite sad
@KySportsRadio UK folks, I know the 48-hour deal, but my guy says no Enes ruling today. My guy could be wrong, but that would be DAMN weird 24 minutes ago via TweetDeck in reply to KySportsRadio
@KySportsRadio Enes appeal ruling not coming today. That's what I was told. Why is everyone going nuts TODAY? about 1 hour ago via TweetDeck in reply to KySportsRadio
"the fact that source is pessimistic on Enes ruling makes me quite sad"
-- this does not bode well. Also consider that Gregg Doyel has been favorable toward Enes's situation.
Taking a long time may simply mean they are actually going to explain their decision to the public. This is something the NCAA normally does not do but we did see it this past week with Cam Newton.
4 comments:
12:27 pm, from Matt Jones at http://twitter.com/kysportsradio:
Having talked to @greggdoyelcbs, his source is impeccable on this and the fact that source is pessimistic on Enes ruling makes me quite sad
more, fyi, from http://twitter.com/greggdoyelcbs"
@KySportsRadio UK folks, I know the 48-hour deal, but my guy says no Enes ruling today. My guy could be wrong, but that would be DAMN weird
24 minutes ago via TweetDeck in reply to KySportsRadio
@KySportsRadio Enes appeal ruling not coming today. That's what I was told. Why is everyone going nuts TODAY?
about 1 hour ago via TweetDeck in reply to KySportsRadio
Is a slow response good, bad or means nothing???
WG?
"the fact that source is pessimistic on Enes ruling makes me quite sad"
-- this does not bode well. Also consider that Gregg Doyel has been favorable toward Enes's situation.
Taking a long time may simply mean they are actually going to explain their decision to the public. This is something the NCAA normally does not do but we did see it this past week with Cam Newton.
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