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I kind of believe if we retain Tony, Mincy and Allenspach will return along with Presley.
I’ve got to think after seeing so many coaches who moved up too quickly crash and burn in the P5 that he’ll be patient and go when he knows he’s ready. Don’t think he’ll stay forever but do think he’ll be around for another 3/5 years. He’s a builder.
NewPatriot
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Mincy
Allensbach
Troutman
Presley
Kanga
Sivka
Booker
Possibly...possibly Long
Educated guess here: (No inside Info
I would not be surprised Tony added one or more of the next 4
Deshawn Harris Smith
Gregg Jones jr.
Jahnathan Lamothe
Jamie Kaiser jr...if thad matta gets booted from Butler
Tony has personal connection to 3 of them through Maryland
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Athlete of the Week: Built on hard work, Kory Mincy’s journey fuels George Mason
Kory Mincy has been a driving force behind Mason’s grip on first place.
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Love this guy!Athlete of the Week: Built on hard work, Kory Mincy’s journey fuels George Mason
Kory Mincy has been a driving force behind Mason’s grip on first place.
The only problem is, he talks faster than I can listen.
Baraka who?
Kory Mincy highlights against Davidson
Kory Mincy highlights against St Bonaventure
Let's try to get inside Kory Mincy's head a little, if we can.
1.) Kory finished his first season at Presbyterian being named to the Big South all freshman team. Mincy could have easily left for a payout after his freshman season, but remained at Presbyterian to play his sophomore season, leading his team to a Big South conference title. Mincy showed some loyalty—something that seems to be gaining momentum in the NCAA DI.
2.) Kory was a hard-working, high energy student in high school. He worked after-school jobs to help support himself and his family. From this, he appears to be a conscientious individual. When combined with a sense of loyalty, Kory may very well be one who has something to finish with Tony Skinn and George Mason.
3.) Pre>injury, Kory was destined to become a first team A-10 player. There is no doubt in my mind that he would have. If he returns to Mason for another season, he will certainly be named as a preseason first-team selection. Kory could and likely would be an absolute star if he stays put. We have all seen how moving on to a "bigger and better" conference is the death knell of one's career. The Big 10s, SECs, and Big 12s of the world have many players equal to or greater than Kory. Question is, can Kory make a name for himself in one of those places above and beyond all the other names? Woupd one session a new location be enough to make a bigger mark than he would at Mason? Or, would he be just another above average player who could have done just as well or better playing again where he is now?
Does Kory stay at Mason? I would like to believe so. I'd love to imagine a team next year with both a healthy Kory and BOC leading the way. Of course, we shall see after the season is over. Still 4+ games out there.
1.) Kory finished his first season at Presbyterian being named to the Big South all freshman team. Mincy could have easily left for a payout after his freshman season, but remained at Presbyterian to play his sophomore season, leading his team to a Big South conference title. Mincy showed some loyalty—something that seems to be gaining momentum in the NCAA DI.
2.) Kory was a hard-working, high energy student in high school. He worked after-school jobs to help support himself and his family. From this, he appears to be a conscientious individual. When combined with a sense of loyalty, Kory may very well be one who has something to finish with Tony Skinn and George Mason.
3.) Pre>injury, Kory was destined to become a first team A-10 player. There is no doubt in my mind that he would have. If he returns to Mason for another season, he will certainly be named as a preseason first-team selection. Kory could and likely would be an absolute star if he stays put. We have all seen how moving on to a "bigger and better" conference is the death knell of one's career. The Big 10s, SECs, and Big 12s of the world have many players equal to or greater than Kory. Question is, can Kory make a name for himself in one of those places above and beyond all the other names? Woupd one session a new location be enough to make a bigger mark than he would at Mason? Or, would he be just another above average player who could have done just as well or better playing again where he is now?
Does Kory stay at Mason? I would like to believe so. I'd love to imagine a team next year with both a healthy Kory and BOC leading the way. Of course, we shall see after the season is over. Still 4+ games out there.
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I certainly hope we do everything we can to keep him. Mincy and BOC in our backcourt would be something to be excited about.
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Certainly hope that you're right. Do you have some inside information on his intentions?
I got a bridge to sell you. DM if interested.
Did Mincy have his hand wrapped / bandaged up at St. Joes?
Yes
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