I notice that TJ is a little easier to talk about than other players because we know him. I trust Buzz on situations like this to make the decision. But I wouldn't bring him back. I'd split the minutes with the bench to get a clear view earlier where the rotation really should go.

HOWEVER: if it takes TJ to make the NCAAs. . .

TJ isn't in the portal (at least hasn't been reported) and deadline has passed for free transfer.

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Logan and/or liucci squelched this.

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As I mentioned in earlier post, made little sense why either Buzz or Starks would have pushed for him coming back here. Wouldn't seem like a good fit for either party. Unless Stark's game has radically changed (I haven't watched him since he left A&M), he is an on-ball dominant guard. Maybe his game has matured a bit into a more efficient scorer, but there is only one basketball to share and Starks is the type of player who would need (and probably desire) a really big slice of the usage rate pie.

I will assure you there is almost zero substance to what I write.

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Method Man said:

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I loved good TJ Starks but bad TJ Starks may not be worth the trouble.

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Sorry but I'll pass. I cant forget how he was handed a roadmap and car keys to get us at LEAST to Elite 8, but he ran his mouth and then tried to pkay hero ball and outduel Michigan's shooters.

And Billy LET him burn it all to the ground instead of calling timeout in the first 2 mins, sitting his ass on bench and telling him to remember WHY and HIW this team got where it was- through it's big men huge advantage.

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Lol

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Not at all; and Kennedy. more the latter, since he should know better. it was like taking a gun to a duel and then throwing it at the other guy instead of pulling the trigger.

That analogy is somehow worse than the take itself.