April 5, 200521 yr espn.com "I love ya'll. Thank ya'll. We're going to try to come back and do it next year," May said. "Along with that I'm going to try to get some of these guys to come back with me." Williams confirmed May's stated intentions. "Sean has said publicly he is coming back, but we'll sit down and talk," Williams said. He also alluded to other non-seniors on the team who could go pro in his remarks in St. Louis. "Raymond [Felton], he and I sat down before the season started and said we would have a discussion once the season was over," Williams said. "Marvin [Williams], I've heard him say that he'd really love to stay, but he and I are going to sit down and talk." I guess we will have to wait and see....
April 6, 200521 yr 1 Down. 3 to Go. 729790[/snapback] My thoughts exactly.....gotta strike while the iron is hot, so I can't blame him.
April 6, 200521 yr damn. oh well good luck to rashad in the future no surprise here though, rashad has been the biggest malcontent on the team
April 6, 200521 yr damn. oh well good luck to rashad in the future no surprise here though, rashad has been the biggest malcontent on the team 730145[/snapback] rah, malcontent shmalcontent, i'm tired of it. i have no problem with rashad's decision and i've been assuming they will all go pro lately so that i'm pleasantly surprised if one of the 4 come back. his mother has breast cancer and still has to undergo more treatments so i'm sure it makes sense financially. i'll continue to root for him in the NBA.
April 6, 200521 yr Author Raymond Felton "I'm not thinking about it right now," Felton said postgame. "I'm going to enjoy this moment and then me and my family will sit down. Whatever's best for me, I'll do. Of course, if I were in the lottery ?" Sean May "I'll sit down with my father and make a decision," May stated after the win. "Raymond could have an opportunity to leave. The big fella', Marvin, might leave, so there's no telling what might happen." Marvin Williams "I'll sit down and talk to Coach about it here pretty soon," Williams said in the locker room. "I've got to do what's best for me. If it's best for me and my family to stay here, then I'll do that, but if I have to leave I'll do that, too."
April 6, 200521 yr It's really starting to sound like Marvin's gonna go too. Which is a shame for his development and for UNC, but you can't blame a guy if he's likely to go Top 5, probably Top 3. I can't figure out May. He wants to stay. He's got a borderline case of Matt Leinart disease. But he's going to keep hearing that he should go. Personally, I'd like to see him stick around, but I don't think there's any wrong choice here. Whatever he decides he wants to do eventually, it'll be the right choice.
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