Vee Sanford's Transfer Options
According to The Washington Times, recent Georgetown transfer Vee Sanford will visit Dayton, Loyola-Chicago, USC, Xavier and will consider Sam Houston State as his potential next destination.
The Times article contains a number of quotes from Sanford's father, Vincent Sanford Sr., who coaches high school basketball in Kentucky and opened up about Vee's time at the Hilltop and what may have led to Vee's transfer.
"They told me he was doing everything he was supposed to," Vincent Sanford Sr. said. "It was not because of the way he practiced or because of grades. There were no off-court issues. ... But we're always going to be Georgetown fans. We're just sorry it didn't work out."
The only thing that bothered Vincent Sanford Sr. was a perception among fans, he felt, that his son was an afterthought when he signed with Georgetown during the late period in the spring of 2009.
Best of luck to Vee wherever he eventually winds up.
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a perception among fans, he felt, that his son was an afterthought
The Sanford’s clearly haven’t been reading the comments section of the Phenomenon.
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Yeah, that tweet from Vee the other day confused me too
Where is he hearing all this hate from? Both the Global Phenomenon and HoyaTalk have been vociferous champions of his awesomeness and begging/screaming/pleading for him to get more playing time. I worry that our players spend too much time with the wrong kind of crowd.
by HoyaSmacksYa on Apr 20, 2011 10:12 PM EDT up reply actions
Ultimately
It’s impossible to prove it one way or another. Was it really the perceived lack of student jubilation for a good-not-great prospect who was only going to back up Wright/Freeman/Clark for two years anyway? If so, that is pretty lame/stupid. I’m sure they’ll be tossing rose petals at his feet wherever he goes next.
by WarmupEwing on Apr 21, 2011 12:41 AM EDT up reply actions
Vee certainly hasn't been an afterthought among Hoya fans this past season
But I think the elder Sanford is referring back to when Vee first signed to come to Georgetown. Before he committed, our class was supposed to be Thompson Riley and Braswell (if I recall correctly) but the latter two didn’t work out. Then it seemed like Vee and Benimon signed rather late and at that point, I would probably agree with Mr. Sanford that fans were looking at the two of them as complimentary bench players at best
by rochesterhoya07 on Apr 20, 2011 10:57 PM EDT up reply actions
bring back tarik
Nary a mention in the Post of Otto’s committment, but a blurb about mr sanford’s transfer. oh the humanity
did tarik move on?
he was twp not the times tho
pretty sure he used to cover the Capitals for years before switching over
so he might have been re-directed back to hockey, at least while they’re still in the playoffs (until they Rangers eliminate the Caps by coming back from down 2-0 in the series…)
yeah he is covering bunch of stuff in offseason
caps, nascar, terps football
Good talk.
Casual Hoya
by Hire Esherick on Apr 20, 2011 8:34 PM EDT up reply actions
WOW!
All of a sudden you are SO not funny…
by hoyaparanormal on Apr 21, 2011 1:46 PM EDT up reply actions
Uh oh...because i'm a Rangers fan?
If I wasn’t, my father would disown me. Plus, winning the Stanley Cup on my birthday once upon a time kinda sealed it…no matter how painful it is to watch sometimes (like last night).
by Hoya Saxual on Apr 21, 2011 2:00 PM EDT via mobile up reply actions
It's presumably OK to be a Rangers fan...
But to poor salt over the wounds of Caps fans in the first round is just sick and wrong. Rangers win this series, and the Caps will be making the Hoyas look like tournament heavy-weights…
by hoyaparanormal on Apr 21, 2011 2:36 PM EDT up reply actions
Fair point, I wasn't trying to be cruel...just delusional
And I’m eating my words this morning anyway. Only way this team comes back from down 3-1 is if we witness the second coming of Messier & Leetch, circa 1994
As a Rangers fan
I assumed the “SO not funny” comment was from a fellow Rangers fan, given where the series sits right now.
What are these assertions!?
by DHB Enterprises on Apr 21, 2011 8:50 PM EDT up reply actions
I hope he lights it up............
…….wherever he goes. Given how infrequently he played and often for so few minutes, it is really hard to believe that he could get himself in enough rythym to hit 60% of his three point attempts and all of his free throws (6/6) this year. We certainly had more than enough games when we shot horribly. I would have loved to see Vee get some more shots in those games. His choice of schools is a little curious, but I guess he wants/needs PT immediately.
Vee……….we never knew you!
With paranoia,
Vee, an afterthought?
No sir.
I consider myself a die-hard amongst diehards, and I can tell you that Vee Sanford was my favorite player on the team. I blame Jerelle Benimon for this. Why couldnt he just sack up and transfer to Norfolk State or something.
which die hard film did you like the best?
i liked the one at the airport
Casually.
by CasualHoya on Apr 20, 2011 11:23 PM EDT via mobile up reply actions
Best action movie to ever take place in the DC metro area
But the first one is still easily the best of the series. A Christmas classic.
by WarmupEwing on Apr 21, 2011 12:43 AM EDT up reply actions
I don't know
the shoot-out in the Georgetown Park Mall early in True Lies was pretty good.
I ate the blue ones ... they taste like burning.
No Way Out
Kevin Costner hops off the Whitehurts, runs into the Georgetown mall…
…and then into the Georgetown Metro station
"I don't know. I'm making this up as I go."
The latest Orson Scott Card paperback starts its climactic scene from the Whitehurst as well
Hidden Empire, sequel to the very good Empire.
by HoyaSmacksYa on Apr 21, 2011 3:30 PM EDT up reply actions
Yes, those are all other action movies set around DC
They also have “not being better than Die Harder” in common.
by WarmupEwing on Apr 22, 2011 12:00 AM EDT up reply actions

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