Has authored a book and it appears as a full page ad (in color) on the back page of today's NY Times Book Review.
J.R. Inman
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Oh, this is even better than an ad. I think this is great.
I've got an original autographed copy from back in the day!
The Steak of Turmoil.
It was a class at Rutgers. We both took it. Are you asking whether JR was a basic leader?
He did hit that shot against Seton Hall. That was pretty LIT
Yep. I was at the Rock for that game. And right after that, Fred Hill was explaining to someone about what a dumb player J.R. was. Another All-State player we recruited that didn't live up to the hype
Just reporting what was said. Fred definitely not on the Mount Rushmore of Rutgers head coaches
In totality, I think he's a leader.
- Led the St Joes Montvale team that won the Bergen County Jamboree. I was there for that final game and the semi finals against Ramapo (in quite possibly the greatest high school game I've watched) and he was absolutely terrific
- He chose to stay home and play for Rutgers despite considerable interest from other schools (e.g. Georgetown, NC State,, Virginia, Virginia Tech and West Virginia)
- He had a very good relationship with Quincy Douby, who really respected his competitiveness and his game. After practices, JR and Douby would play one on one, full court games.
- He was our top scorer post-Douby NBA, despite our team being really, really poor
I'd like to hear from the McCourtys on JRs leadership. They know what good leadership looks like, and they played on the championship hoops team with him, so they'd be able to tell us.
Inman loved Gary Waters and would have developed under his tutelage. He didn't love FHJ.
In this day and age, he would have been in the portal as soon as GW was given the boot.
In this day and age, he would have been in the portal as soon as GW was given the boot.
Fred Hill's coaching malpractice had more than a little to do with that.
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