Cj Gunn

And then Bryson Tiller, 6'11", 245.

And I think CJ Gunn, the DePaul transfer that just-

Yep

... got his TRO, I think he's 6'4", 6'5", somewhere in there and, and can shoot from anywhere on the floor.

Yeah, and I think it's just more well-rounded.

You know, I talked about it with the rebounding and the size that they have, you know, i- in the front court.

Um, I think the question in why they've taken so many guards and why they're trying to get CJ Gunn another year of eligibility and all that stuff is because they feel like there was maybe still some shooting missing from this team.

Um, but even if the shooting is not as good as it's been, wouldn't you trade some of that to be as lethal as they are on the interior this year?

Boy, people are rapidly clicking off this podcast right now.

Anyways, Eli Hoff tweeted, a Boone County judge has granted Mizzou men's basketball card CJ Gunn a TRO against the NCAA, making him eligible to play.

The order only lasts until October 24th, at which point the court will consider a more permanent injunction.

So there you go.

CJ Gunn.

eligible for the time being um mark mitchell is still currently fighting it in kentucky we will likely know by the end of the week what his uh status is um yeah cj gun

some more backcourt depth it's big

Uh, but you, you wanna go for the injunction.

That's what CJ Gunn will be going for next week, uh, in Boone County Court.

He got the TRO earlier this week, but it's only lasting for 10 days.

So he's gonna be in court once again next Friday, and that is, uh, seemingly when they will rule on preliminary injunction.

Uh, and then Dennis Gates at SEC Media Days talked on Tuesday, moved up a day because he was heading to Louisville to be there for Mark Mitchell and that, um, eligibility case.

CJ Gunn for Mizzou was granted a temporary restraining order.

It's as temporary as it gets.

It was granted until October 24th.

Of course, uh, we're in a watershed moment.

We gotta allow Mark's process to be his process separate from a C.J. Gunn's process, but, uh, it's, it's, it's in the, in the process and right now we don't have answers.

But I'm thankful to be able to share my words, uh, as it relates to it.

For sure.

Of course, uh, we're in a watershed moment.

We gotta allow Mark's process to be his process separate from a C.J. Gunn's process, but, uh, it's, it's, it's in the, in the process and right now we don't have answers, but I'm thankful to be able to share my words, uh, as it relates to it.

For sure.

And when y- you're waiting for the final ruling there and you're unsure as to whether Mark Mitchell will be able to be on the court for you in games this year, you're still able to add him back to your room, add him to your group and have him be in the mix.

But that's an apples to apples comparison of guys that have been involved in the G League with professional organizations and, and teams have explored the option of bringing them back.

Just today, today, today, C.J. Gunn won a temporary restraining order in the state of Missouri.

He's committed to play basketball for Missouri after he signed a professional contract with the Calgary Surge of the Canadian Elite Basketball League and played for three weeks.

Signed with a professional team, played, got paid, got a temporary restraining order, he expects to play.

The SEC is a way, way bigger deal than Lane Kiffin or Will Wade.

It will be here way, way, way after.

And R.J. Lewis and Daquan Wright and Xavien Harris and C.J. Gunn and all these guys who were fighting for an extra year because of the gross incompetence of the NCAA and how they handled this entire situation with the COVID situation and the five for five and the time which they announced it, and then they put themselves in a bad legal standing, which attorneys are exploiting because their clients are standing to make a lot of money, and they're all making a bunch of money.

This is not LSU's fault.