Fremantle suspended indefinitely

[X-lucidity]

Oh how soon we forget. Folks, we were able to eventually determine that xaviermuskie2003, or (whatever his long trying too hard handle is) is really a troll. Either a bearkitty fan or maybe a UD backer. Please just ignore the fool, or else he gets under your skin and gets off on it. Hopefully now we can steer this thread back on a sane course.

[olsingledigit]

Per Adam Baum

No further comment from Miller on it

Not ideal

I hope Free laughed in his face.

Hard to hold kids accountable for following a set a rules when you as a coach couldn't do the same.

Sean has a credibility problem. And I hope the players throw it back at him every chance they get.

IMO you have a problem. What rule did Sean break? Be specific? If you have a problem with Sean running the program why not just retire from fanship until you can be happy again. I will delete further comments like this of yours. I have already deleted one before this.

[xaviermuskie2003]

Per Adam Baum

No further comment from Miller on it

Not ideal

I hope Free laughed in his face.

Hard to hold kids accountable for following a set a rules when you as a coach couldn't do the same.

Sean has a credibility problem. And I hope the players throw it back at him every chance they get.

IMO you have a problem. What rule did Sean break? Be specific? If you have a problem with Sean running the program why not just retire from fanship until you can be happy again. I will delete further comments like this of yours. I have already deleted one before this.

So to post on this board you must say only positive things about Sean Miller?

The rules Sean broke can be found on the FBI tapes.

[muskieman]

I hope Free laughed in his face.

Hard to hold kids accountable for following a set a rules when you as a coach couldn't do the same.

Sean has a credibility problem. And I hope the players throw it back at him every chance they get.

This may be the most ignorant response I’ve seen in awhile. I can go Twitter for these kind of responses.

Do better.

Sean didn't show strong character or self-discipline at Arizona. He knowingly broke the rules.

Do you think he has the right to demand those qualities from others?

defiantly Sean has the right to do it he is the coach. Sean has paid a price for his mistakes because he was fired and did not work as a coach for a year and if the NCAA suspends him he will serve that suspension but that doesn't give his players carte blanc to flaunt the rules. You don't know what Zach did but "indefinitely" means until he comes to his senses, changes his ways, apologies, and makes amends for his indiscretion. I hope that Zach figures it out because he needs to be a team player because his teammates are being let down by his actions.

[Timeless]

I hope Free laughed in his face.

Hard to hold kids accountable for following a set a rules when you as a coach couldn't do the same.

Sean has a credibility problem. And I hope the players throw it back at him every chance they get.

IMO you have a problem. What rule did Sean break? Be specific? If you have a problem with Sean running the program why not just retire from fanship until you can be happy again. I will delete further comments like this of yours. I have already deleted one before this.

So to post on this board you must say only positive things about Sean Miller?

The rules Sean broke can be found on the FBI tapes.

No, you need to be realistic. If you hate Sean because of what you think he did so be it. The FBI tapes show they set him up and he didn't fall for it after he took them for a ride to see how far they would go. You should be more upset with the way this "law enforcement" agency does to set up people. The guys that went to jail for their actions also said Sean was not involved including the guy at the center of the scandal. Sean was the head coach and should have had more control over the program but he had rogue players/coaches that were looking for paydays. If the FBI had Sean nailed they would have prosecuted him so don't go all righteous on this board for defending him and trying to straighten Zach out.

[Kevin Reilly]

Freemantle should laugh in his face? What world do you live in? That would work out well. Freemantle is a above average scorer but a far cry from the tough Xavier big men of the past 25 years. If he can't take hard coaching or if he can't follow team rules than he has to go. No one can exist with a different set of rules than his teammates. Miller did the right thing. The coach is in charge not the player. Can't have a team that way. Maybe Steele will take him.

[skyhops]

I agree Kevin. We typically played better against good teams with limited minutes for Zach that’s how bad he was on defense. I figured he would transfer, but we have replacements for him at the four.

[Jesseandrippers]

History tells us that “indefinite” suspensions usually lead to separation from the program. I hope this is the rare exception but I would be ready for another departure.

[XU Rocks!]

From Adam Baum:

"Sources told Musketeer Report they believe Freemantle will be able to work his way back from this suspension onto the team again."

[thecoach]

The most interesting thing about this to me is that Miller has/had been praising Freemantle. Odd for such a turnabout after that?