Award for Claybourn

[austinhawk]

When Claybourn stayed in school instead of entering the draft, I was excited what this taught young student athletes. IMO, this was very important, to show underclassmen that team is more important than individual.

I'm most disappointed that because the Hawks had a very difficult season, that Claybourn is probably regretting his decision. It was the right decision, but it is not getting the merit it deserves. His staying and not reaching his goals, in fact, moving down the draft and losing boatloads of money, can't help but be a future deciding factor to some of our promising underclassmen.

Claybourn should have received an award for making the right decision.

 

[theboat]

Not to be a stickler, but after this long, can we please spell his name right?

 

[austinhawk]

Not to be a stickler, but after this long, can we please spell his name right?

Thanks Einstein!!

 

[theboat]

Thanks Einstein!!

Wow, somebody is sensitive. It just seems a little ironic to me to post about giving a guy added respect (which he deserves) and then not even knowing how to spell his name.

 

[austinhawk]

Wow, somebody is sensitive. It just seems a little ironic to me to post about giving a guy added respect (which he deserves) and then not even knowing how to spell his name.

You and my wife would get along great. You could make a list of all the things I need to do, and hang it on the fridge! Thanks, Honey!! Now go make me a grilled cheese sandwich!

PS I think my viewpoint on the issue is way better than your critical spelling response.

 

[theboat]

You and my wife would get along great. You could make a list of all the things I need to do, and hang it on the fridge! Thanks, Honey!! Now go make me a grilled cheese sandwich!

PS I think my viewpoint on the issue is way better than your critical spelling response.

Yup, you got me. He should get an award that has his name spelled incorrectly. Nothing says thank you like not knowing who you are.

PS: your points are valid and true, but if you can't see how not knowing how to spell a guys name shows lack of respect, then I can't help you. Jeff Brunner and Andy Haluska were some of my all time favorite Hawkeyes.

 

[PPierce]

When Claybourn stayed in school instead of entering the draft, I was excited what this taught young student athletes. IMO, this was very important, to show underclassmen that team is more important than individual.

I'm most disappointed that because the Hawks had a very difficult season, that Claybourn is probably regretting his decision. It was the right decision, but it is not getting the merit it deserves. His staying and not reaching his goals, in fact, moving down the draft and losing boatloads of money, can't help but be a future deciding factor to some of our promising underclassmen.

Claybourn should have received an award for making the right decision.

Are you sure you want a guy that beats up taxi drivers as your shining example.

 

[austinhawk]

Are you sure you want a guy that beats up taxi drivers as your shining example.

If he beat up a taxi driver, he would have been charged. No charge. Stand-up dude in my book!!

 

[ThunderHawk]

Claybourne Supremacy?