Crimson and Cream

Am I the only one that thinks everyone overreacted to this whole thing? He's worried about his long-term health and wants to make sure he's healthy heading into his contract season next year. But by traveling with the team it seemed obvious to me he was keeping the door cracked to still play, which now sounds like he's considering again. That big break in action along with limited resources to staying game ready no doubt scared him with this restart. I think it's perfectly understandable. EDIT: After catching up through the last couple pages I'm pleased to see this site (for the most part) remained calm. The Pacers Facebook/Instagram pages were a cesspool of hate.

Anybody else get CWat vibes from those few highlights?

I’m also getting it on my pc which is what I prefer to use for this site. On my iPhone now and it didn’t give me the message. Sent from my iPhone using BtownBanners mobile app

10 ppg, 5 rpg isn't really as impressive as that statement makes it seem. Let's not forget he can't shoot worth a lick and easily averages more TO's than assists. He was a very good defender when engaged (which wasn't always the case). Size wise he's a 3 in the NBA. Unfortunately that's where that comparison ends. He has no offensive skills to play in any role other than a lob threat. It'll be interesting to see which coach gives in to his demands to play the 3.

It really doesn't matter where he goes, if he has his heart set on being a "3", he's going to struggle

Not upset about this. Best of luck to him wherever he lands though.

Man I love seeing this. You have to feel bad for the kid that injuries kept him from what he could have been. So awesome our fanbase still embraces him.

Was shocked to see that

Has been drafted in the 6th round of the 2020 NFL draft by the Green Bay Packers.

Man best of luck to DA. Hate that it didn't work out.

Remember seeing James in person and being disappointed he wasn't coming to IU

I remember the Indiana Senior/Junior All-Star's coming to Memorial Gym in Kokomo back then and Cody was on the senior team and Yogi/Hanner/Patterson were all on the Junior team. My dad and I both came away with similar feelings, that Hanner was an insane athlete but had little to no basketball skills. Pre-game warmups he had the crowd ooing and ahhing with all kinds of highlight dunks, and then come game time I'm not sure he even scored. Cody dominated of course. We held out hope that he could be coached up and still turn into something special, but I think he was simply too much of a project even for 4 years of college.

I tip my cap to you sir

I guess there's a few bright spots to 2020 after all. If only this could be the nail in the coffin of his career....but he's too loud and obnoxious to stay away for long.

Justin Smith does things to me that even Devonte can't do