04-20-2022, 04:23 PM
(This post was last modified: 04-20-2022, 04:24 PM by footandballtorture.)
Lol I was just sent this thread by a friend since I’m good friends with Noah.
It was a combination of factors, being dissatisfied with the social environment of Stanford was one, but the primary issue was he felt that he didn’t get enough playing time to show his potential— and that when he did show it, there was no reward in terms of playing time for that.
He loves basketball more than anything— which is why he was willing to sacrifice the degree for a place where he could get more playing experience.
Hope this helps settle all the speculation!
- tg
It was a combination of factors, being dissatisfied with the social environment of Stanford was one, but the primary issue was he felt that he didn’t get enough playing time to show his potential— and that when he did show it, there was no reward in terms of playing time for that.
He loves basketball more than anything— which is why he was willing to sacrifice the degree for a place where he could get more playing experience.
Hope this helps settle all the speculation!
- tg