[CompSci87]

Paywalled, but I recommend the site.

https://theathletic.com/3811372/2022/11/...ed-article

[CompSci87]

Paywalled, but I recommend the site.

https://theathletic.com/3811372/2022/11/...ed-article

[JJJ]

I second the recommendation.

[JJJ]

I second the recommendation.

[2006alum]

Thanks for sharing. The most interesting tidbit is that both Daejon Davis and Oscar Da Silva couldn't get into a grad program at Stanford, which was why Davis grad transferred to Washington and Da Silva went pro overseas. At the time, many, including myself, had wondered if their choosing to leave with eligibility remaining was a sign of Haase losing the locker room, but it appears not.

[2006alum]

Thanks for sharing. The most interesting tidbit is that both Daejon Davis and Oscar Da Silva couldn't get into a grad program at Stanford, which was why Davis grad transferred to Washington and Da Silva went pro overseas. At the time, many, including myself, had wondered if their choosing to leave with eligibility remaining was a sign of Haase losing the locker room, but it appears not.

[winflop]

I have a somewhat inside connection and it's not clear that Davis would have had a spot on the roster had he come back. He was absolutely a cancer in the locker room as was Wills, and that rubbed off on an immature Williamson who was struggling to deal with his family issues already (and this just piled onto it). By the time Haase took any action it was too late, but that's with 20/20 hindsight. Haase definitely lost the locker room.

[winflop]

I have a somewhat inside connection and it's not clear that Davis would have had a spot on the roster had he come back. He was absolutely a cancer in the locker room as was Wills, and that rubbed off on an immature Williamson who was struggling to deal with his family issues already (and this just piled onto it). By the time Haase took any action it was too late, but that's with 20/20 hindsight. Haase definitely lost the locker room.