% Chance Seantrel plays for the Gophers

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Maybe it is the punch drunk optimist in me, but I feel until SH has signed on with a squad that MN is still an option.

less than 10%, but still there.
 


No use in caring anymore...the stars in his eyes are too big for the Gophers.
 




Re: perentage

The same percent chance as Sean being a rap star...LOL
 

He's going to the real U...

...Miami baby!
 


Complete d-bag. Done with him.

Unless he switches and plays for the Gophs, then and only then, would he be awesome.
 






Love RaT's response. I'll bet most of us feel this way
"Unless he switches and plays for the Gophs, then and only then, would he be awesome."


Stranger things have happened.
 





I think the distraction would do more harm than good at this point. I hope he sticks it out with USC. I also hope they end up on probation.
 

Our best shot is if he has to go the Juco or Prep school route as a nonqualifier. Of Seantrel's finalists the only one that has a history of recruiting from that route is the U.
 


how about % chance Seantrel qualifies to play anywhere?

He is not going to get in to USC, he is not going to get into the U, he is not going to get into ND. The only place besides a JUCO that he could get in would be Cincinnati.
 


Can we please let go of Henderson? It'd be much better for everybody's mental health.
 


bankonit said:
He is not going to get in to USC, he is not going to get into the U, he is not going to get into ND. The only place besides a JUCO that he could get in would be Cincinnati.
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He doesn't have a criminal record yet and I think you need one to get into Cincinnati.

As for Henderson, I've never heard of him referred to as a prima donna and I don't think that he is. He is a highly-recruited player who has a few academic issues and that's going to put one in the spotlight. I have seen nothing in his own personal behavior that would suggest that he views himself as being above anyone else.

I hope things work out for him and maybe he still ends up at the U of M (innesota).
 


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