The Bodda Getta

I watched Henderson last night to see what all the hype is about. What I saw was an out of control player who took ill advised shots that had no business being taken. Lack of discipline and self control are not the qualities desired in a player.

I saw Henderson at Auburn and watched the game last night too. This kid is more than a hot dog or drama queen. I'm almost certain he has a personality disorder and I think he needs professional help. In fact, if he doesn't get help, I predict a sad ending for his BB career in the SEC or anywhere else. If Kennedy was really interested in helping the kid, he would get him professional help instead of defending his disgusting antics and tantrums. He does have great ability to shoot the ball but he takes so many bad shots that his percentage is not good. Apparently, he takes those bad shots because he thinks he is the only player on the team that can score.

What is your job? I take it your employees make more than you do?

I agree with this. When it comes to sportsmanship, we don't have a lot of room to talk. I've been unhappy with our student section at recent games. I was raised to believe that good sportsmanship mattered. Call me old-fashioned, but I just don't like what I've been seeing/hearing.

I lived in Lexington for over ten years and on a daily basis in conversation with the manager of the UK team that played Auburn in the early Barclay years. His memory of Charles was that he slammed the ball into the face of one of UK's seven footers on the tip off and the seven footer wasn't worth a tinkers dam for the rest of the game. That's what UK's team manager remembered about sir Charles. All of us have different memories of Barclay and the reason why? Charles did and has said some dumb stuff through the years, as, with few exceptions, every one of us have. Believe it, on these pages. Some of us recognize our faults and we're a bit more tolerant of the Barclay's in this vworld. He's an Auburn Man, and valuable as an Auburn Man. Yeah, we wish we were different, but shucks, we're all what we are. OK?