is in the portal. I know he left us to go back to his home state, but I would take him in a second if he wanted to come back....
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Former Dawg, Kye Ron Lindsey
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Last: 8 mo ago by Monkdawg
Do you know the reason why he left in the middle of the season? Was he homesick? He didn't play many games this season, nor log a lot of minutes. Not sure why we would want him back. Doesn't seem very reliable.
I have always heard it had to do with NIL.
KD Johnson is in too. 
(no, I wouldn't want him back under any circumstances)
Kye'Ron is a tricky one. I loved how he played, and transferring is common these days...but quitting on the team in the middle of the season left a really bad taste in my mouth. I have to believe there was more to that story, but we don't get enough serious reporting on Georgia basketball to really know...
(no, I wouldn't want him back under any circumstances)Kye'Ron is a tricky one. I loved how he played, and transferring is common these days...but quitting on the team in the middle of the season left a really bad taste in my mouth. I have to believe there was more to that story, but we don't get enough serious reporting on Georgia basketball to really know...
That's perhaps a complicated question. I understood that he did express homesickness, but I also heard that his stepdad was shopping him around for a better NIL deal.DenmarkDane said:
Do you know the reason why he left in the middle of the season? Was he homesick? He didn't play many games this season, nor log a lot of minutes. Not sure why we would want him back. Doesn't seem very reliable.
KD - hell noStevieBuckets said:
KD Johnson is in too.
Kye'Ron is a tricky one. I loved how he played, and transferring is common these days...but quitting on the team in the middle of the season left a really bad taste in my mouth. I have to believe there was more to that story, but we don't get enough serious reporting on Georgia basketball to really know...
Honestly, I think Lindsey was taken advantage of by his stepfather, but ultimately, it was his decision to leave - a decision I'm sure he came to regret. I certainly didn't like what he did, but he was/is just a kid who may have gotten manipulated. I would risk taking him back if he was contrite, admitted he was wrong and wanted to come back. But this is all premature speculation, of course.