Yes he is...

Yes they have. Smith, Eubanks (retired), Vila all gone. Keep up if you are going to be a smart a$$.

ARob + locker room = ???

Not this stupid ****ing argument again.

It is not stupid. It is a 100% fact. Ask anyone remotely close to program and you will get the truth and the same answer from all, all the way down to the freshmen student managers and academic support staff. I think it's funny that we are still talking about the football locker room being a better place now that Kyler's stench is gone, yet some people fail to see the same issue in the basketball locker room, where there are far less players and a much greater chance for one rotten banana to spoil the whole bunch. This was an issue for him in both HS and AAU, and anyone who follows DFW hoop scene closely knows this. It did not change when he arrived on the A&M campus.

I agree 1000% ARob was a talented player and the 16-17 team would have been much better with him (only because Caldwell ended up ineligible). I am happy to acknowledge that perhaps he's matured after sitting out a season and is getting the most out of his abilities. But I would not want to give up the Aggies first conference championship in 30 years just to have him on board last season.

Alex Robinson = Kyler Murray. Both had the same effects on the locker room. End of story.

Junkhead said:

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You're not going to change anyone's mind. Just let it go already. He's long gone.

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Why does Stan have to let it go? Why don't you tell that to all the posters who love to criticize BK for getting rid of a locker room problem?

Everything Stan said about Alex is true - at least while he was at A&M - I don't know anything about how he was in hs or aau. Should have never recruited him, that was the mistake.

That is meant for everyone. There is no need to continue discussing the Alex Robinson situation here. It's been done to death ten times over and he hasn't been here in years. Whether he was a locker room cancer or Kennedy ****ed up the situation it doesn't ****ing matter anymore. No one's mind is being changed by anything that is posted on here. We have arguably the most talented roster in the history of the program right now so why should we continue to argue about a slightly above average PG that hasn't been an Aggie in years?