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Hoops Lover on the court he is an all-star, and trust me is grades are a threat to him. His attitude off the court is not very good and trust me on this one I have seen with my own two eyes. Kelly Wells probley has no idea of is off the court activites, I can tell you one thing trying to argue with me that Wells wouldn't take him if he was a risk go back to last May and look in the police blotter and you will see a very familiar name in there as to one of his players right now. So umm yeah I do know what I am talking about, I have talked to many admin at Belfry and each have said that he is one of the most talented players they have seen BUT that his grades are not going to carry him away from Pikeville.

First part - If you think that Coach Wells does not know everything that Coach Casey does about Jamie then you my friend don't know as much as you think. Coach Casey and Coach Wells are probably as good of friends as you can get and Coach Casey holds 0 back when telling college coaches about his players.

2nd part - Mr. Varney, Mr. Hunt, Coach Haywood, Coach Casey, Miss Pauley and his teachers are the only ones that know Jamie's grades other than Jamie Considering I know who you are, I find it HIGHLY UNLIKELY that any of those told you anything about Jamie's grades or that they were sub par.


As far as Jamie's attitude on and off the court -

He got 1 T that I can remember in his entire career, against your beloved Hawks, that shouldn't have been called but hey it happens.

He go suspended for a little while, but lets look at it a little deeper. I think the suspension showed me and some other people a few things. 1 - the character of Coach Casey, as this incident could have been swept under the rug and not reported like I know that happens at some other schools. 2 - the character of Jamie he should not have did what he done BUT he took his punishment like a man and it was played out on here like a soap opera by you and others on here in full public view and you know what, it made him a better person because he learned from his mistake. He could have very easily done his time and came back out of shape and let the season be a waist, but he didn't. He came back in tremendous shape because he worked out on his own and wanted to prove to you and himself that Belfry was a team to be reckoned with.