Your favorite/least favorite SJU players of last decade

From the Omar Cook year til now. I dont mean the best player or worst, just your preference.

Favorite Player-Marcus Hatten
Least Favorite-Grady Reynolds

If you need help remembering, here are the rosters

http://dailyredstorm.com/st-johns-basketball/roster/2000-2001

 Favorite-  Hatten

Least Favorite-  Abe Keita


Honorable mention favorite- Andre Stanley

Favorite-  Hatten

Least Favorite-  Abe Keita


Honorable mention favorite- Andre Stanley

Holy Jesus, how did I forget Keita? Good call boo

boo-who do you like between Norm and Jarvis?

boo-who do you like between Norm and Jarvis?

  In retrospect, Norm.

  However, during the time, I enjoyed the Jarvis years until the last one.   What i mean is that the seasons and teams were fun and the atmosphere in the garden was tremendous.  Norm's years were a drag and led me to discontinue being a season ticket holder.

 If we are going to argue who's a better person, then Norm wins, hands down.

Quote from: Marco Baldi on December 23, 2011, 06:59:50 PM

boo-who do you like between Norm and Jarvis?

  In retrospect, Norm.

  However, during the time, I enjoyed the Jarvis years until the last one.   What i mean is that the seasons and teams were fun and the atmosphere in the garden was tremendous.  Norm's years were a drag and led me to discontinue being a season ticket holder.

 If we are going to argue who's a better person, then Norm wins, hands down.

Man I hated Jarvis, still do. At 1 game at MSG, myself and a friend were on an all night bender, and I was all over Jarvis. Think it was a noon game.We were sitting about 10 rows behind the bench and he'd turn and scowl at me every chance. I dont think he ever called a play except that weave at the top of the key.

Best - Barkley

Worst - Ricky Torres

Best - Barkley

Worst - Ricky Torres

Barkley was already gone Carmine.  Youre favorite was Avery Patterson no?

  I didn't think Barkley made the cut, but i see his last year was 99-00, so i guess i was wrong.

 I'll stick with Hatten though, but Barkley was the man! Best point guard since jackson. A shame he got run out of school.

  I didn't think Barkley made the cut, but i see his last year was 99-00, so i guess i was wrong.

 I'll stick with Hatten though, but Barkley was the man! Best point guard since jackson. A shame he got run out of school.

Ya man, Barkley was great. I think he was a better college PG than Jackson.

Favorite -   Curtis Johnson

Least - Tomas Jasiulionis

Even though Big Curtis never played that much, when he did get into the game, he was always smiling and seeming to really be having fun out there.

Favorite -   Curtis Johnson

Least - Tomas Jasiulionis

Even though Big Curtis never played that much, when he did get into the game, he was always smiling and seeming to really be having fun out there.

Curtis had the biggest feet Ive eve seen. I think he plays for 1 of those teams that comes and plays for the kids, something like the Globetrotters?

Favorite: Hatten
Least Favorite: Lindsey

I remember seeing Artest,Barkley and Reggie Jessie in High School. I thought Jessie had the most potential at the time, genius I am

Favorite- Hardy and Hatten are tied in my books

Least Favorite- Nuri

Favorite-Dwight Hardy

Least Favorite Darius Miles if he was in this decade

Favorite-Dwight Hardy

Least Favorite Darius Miles if he was in this decade

Damn, imagine Miles playing with Omar Cook?

Quote from: mjmaherjr on December 23, 2011, 09:14:35 PM

Favorite-Dwight Hardy

Least Favorite Darius Miles if he was in this decade

Damn, imagine Miles playing with Omar Cook?

  Can't fault Darius Miles.  He made the right choice.  He was the #3 overall pick.  I knew he was never going to play a game for St. John's. He was always going to the league. Would have been nice though, even for a year.

Quote from: Marco Baldi on December 23, 2011, 09:17:03 PM

Quote from: mjmaherjr on December 23, 2011, 09:14:35 PM

Favorite-Dwight Hardy

Least Favorite Darius Miles if he was in this decade

Damn, imagine Miles playing with Omar Cook?

  Can't fault Darius Miles.  He made the right choice.  He was the #3 overall pick.  I knew he was never going to play a game for St. John's. He was always going to the league. Would have been nice though, even for a year.

Imagine Barkley and Cook together, with Miles?

 Ingram was another kid that i didn't particularly like on the court, not to mention his off court issues.  Didn't he miss 20 3 pointers one night in Syracuse?  He was a chucker. He also had one of the uglier shots I have ever seen...Chucky Sproling he was not.