BLOOMINGTON — Well playas…the Indiana Hoosiers’ season is officially over. They loss to Ohio State in the Big Ten Tournament on Thursday afternoon in Chicago 79-75. Any chance of them getting to the Big Dance went out of the door when the clock read zeros. Now boyz are sitting around talking about what they can possibly do in the NIT Tournament.
Whatever they decide to do shouldn’t include Romeo Langford at this point. If he’s thinking at all he should be cleaning out his dorm room this morning and getting out of Bloomington on the first thing smoking to prepare for the NBA draft coming up in June. There is absolutely no reason for him to continue to go to class, that’s if he was even was going in the first place. The draft is in June and by the time grades come out he’ll be getting drafted a month later. So it made no sense to attend classes anyway.
Now I know that a lot of folks are screaming that he should stay in school because he’s not ready. Most fans are saying that he could use another year of school to tighten up his game etc. Ole boy put up yet another single digit performance in a big game to go with all of the other bed wetters he’s had in critical games this season.
Don’t get it twisted he’s put up crazy numbers averaging darn near 17 points per game. So he can score he just doesn’t do it in big games.
The problem is, it has nothing to do with his ability to play the game bruh. He’s got no dog in him. I’ve been telling you guys that since he was in high school. So staying at IU won’t give him any more dog. He’s projected to go as high as the No.5 pick and has low as the No.13 pick. Either way playa, he’s a lottery pick. That’s MAJOR bread!!
Let’s keep it real or all the way 100, whichever comes 1st! An old timer once told me that “You are ALWAYS worth what someone is willing to pay you.” So it doesn’t matter that Romeo Langford may not be ready to play in the NBA. They’re ready to pay him.
If he stays another year there will be even more film on him and people will figure out that he’s not a lottery pick and he would have left guaranteed millions on the table and for what? To satisfy IU fans that only want to see their team win more games?
The only reason that you go to college in the first place is to prepare yourself to start a career. He’s done that and the NBA is willing to pay him at the top of the rookie pay grade so he’s gotta go. Playing in a stupid NIT only jeopardizes his health. Naw playa..he should be leaving Bloomington throwing up the deuces. Stop me when I start lyin’!