Teddy Allen

Wow.. Not surprised but I was really hoping he'd be successful here.  It's great to have a guy like him that can create his own shot but at the same time if we're ever going to be good we are going to have to start playing better team ball. 

 
Sounds like he is just gonna rehab his wrist and prep for pro ball (somewhere). Not exactly unheard of for a guy set to turn 23 this offseason. Guessing the next time he steps on a court it will be overseas or the g league.

 
Good luck to the young man, he's a legend for the 41 he dropped and we'll miss his scoring. Hope he does well in the pros and represents NU well.

 
FrantzHardySwag said:
Sounds like he is just gonna rehab his wrist and prep for pro ball (somewhere). Not exactly unheard of for a guy set to turn 23 this offseason. Guessing the next time he steps on a court it will be overseas or the g league.
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Forgot about the wrist injury.  He and Fred probably realized it was just better for everyone that he move on.

 
FrantzHardySwag said:
Sounds like he is just gonna rehab his wrist and prep for pro ball (somewhere). Not exactly unheard of for a guy set to turn 23 this offseason. Guessing the next time he steps on a court it will be overseas or the g league.
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Good point.  He's got a short amount of time to make a little money playing basketball.  He's not NBA material so there's no reason to stick around.

 
Farms said:
Good point.  He's got a short amount of time to make a little money playing basketball.  He's not NBA material so there's no reason to stick around.
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He's been flirting to go play overseas for a while.  He has a couple kids, and needs to support them.  Guys can make a good living by playing in Europe, so good luck to the guy.

 
GSG said:
To me, this really isn't much different than guys who opt out of bowl games. This teams has nothing left to play for and he's already working through an injury. Might was well heal up and find a way to make some money.
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This is a good take. There's no postseason for this team, so why risk injury when he's got a financial future to look forward to?

Sucks for us, but it's the right move for him. 

Good luck, young man. Thanks for your time as a Husker. 

 
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