Archive Dispatch article on Diebler

karen lotz

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Feb 11, 2011 11:34am

http://www.dispatch.com/live/content/sports/stories/2011/02/11/ohio-states-diebler-on-target-for-big-tens-three-point-record.html?sid=101

lol I can still remember him winning money at halftime of JV games at Gibsonburg back in the day.

FatHobbit

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Feb 11, 2011 11:40am

karen lotz;674194 wrote:http://www.dispatch.com/live/content/sports/stories/2011/02/11/ohio-states-diebler-on-target-for-big-tens-three-point-record.html?sid=101

lol I can still remember him winning money at halftime of JV games at Gibsonburg back in the day.

How is that legal? (eligibility wise)

karen lotz

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Feb 11, 2011 11:41am

FatHobbit;674207 wrote:How is that legal? (eligibility wise)

Huh? He was in like 5th grade or something.

Writerbuckeye

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Feb 11, 2011 11:47am

JD has been one of those Buckeyes who has worked very hard, represented the university and his team with total class and dignity, and simply been an all around great young man to watch play.

He will be missed next season. I'd even venture to say that many of those who dogged him throughout most of his OSU career will realize how much he contributed to this team when he's no longer playing for the Buckeyes.

All of these seniors have been class acts and great fun to watch. They'll be missed. So enjoy every second of every game that's left with them on the court.

september63

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Feb 11, 2011 11:47am

Hard to believe JJ Reddick had 457 Threes.

FatHobbit

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Feb 11, 2011 11:47am

karen lotz;674210 wrote:Huh? He was in like 5th grade or something.

I would thinking winning money playing bball would affect his eligibility somehow.

FatHobbit

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Feb 11, 2011 11:48am

Writerbuckeye;674220 wrote:JD has been one of those Buckeyes who has worked very hard, represented the university and his team with total class and dignity, and simply been an all around great young man to watch play.

He will be missed next season. I'd even venture to say that many of those who dogged him throughout most of his OSU career will realize how much he contributed to this team when he's no longer playing for the Buckeyes.

All of these seniors have been class acts and great fun to watch. They'll be missed. So enjoy every second of every game that's left with them on the court.

I agree and great post!

karen lotz

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Feb 11, 2011 11:55am

FatHobbit;674222 wrote:I would thinking winning money playing bball would affect his eligibility somehow.

Eh, I dunno, pretty much every smaller school basketball game I've gone to has had the same contest. Its not like he was getting paid to play. He paid a buck and won 2 if he made the shot.

Leonardo

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Feb 11, 2011 12:19pm

karen lotz;674233 wrote:Eh, I dunno, pretty much every smaller school basketball game I've gone to has had the same contest. Its not like he was getting paid to play. He paid a buck and won 2 if he made the shot.

They had that at Fostoria too. I remember him and Aaron Craft's older brother running through the 7th grade season. I'll always remember watching him throw down 49 on the road against Willard, snapping Willard's 4+ year home Northern Ohio League winning streak in his freshman year.

That article actually says 3,208 points from 2003-2007 at Upper Sandusky. He actually played his freshman year at Fostoria.

Leonardo

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Feb 11, 2011 12:23pm

karen lotz;674233 wrote:Eh, I dunno, pretty much every smaller school basketball game I've gone to has had the same contest. Its not like he was getting paid to play. He paid a buck and won 2 if he made the shot.

They had that at Fostoria too.

I remember him and Aaron Craft's older brother running through the 7th grade season. I'll always remember watching him throw down 49 on the road against Willard, snapping Willard's 4+ year home Northern Ohio League winning streak in his freshman year.

That article actually says 3,208 points from 2003-2007 at Upper Sandusky. He actually played his freshman year at Fostoria.

se-alum

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Feb 11, 2011 12:26pm

I certainly will miss Diebler in the S&G. He is the type of player a team needs to win a championship.

Tiger2003

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Feb 11, 2011 2:12pm

Definitely will miss Diebler.

Yes he won't win NPOY or anything like that but I believe his number should be hanging in the rafters someday.

FatHobbit

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Feb 11, 2011 2:36pm

Tiger2003;674430 wrote:I believe his number should be hanging in the rafters someday.

They have only retired the numbers of Havlicek, Lucas, Jackson and Bradds. I'm not sure he'll get that. But he has been a very very good player at OSU.

september63

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Feb 11, 2011 2:40pm

Tiger2003;674430 wrote:Definitely will miss Diebler.

Yes he won't win NPOY or anything like that but I believe his number should be hanging in the rafters someday.

He is a hard worker. Retire his number? I LOL'd on this one.

karen lotz

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Feb 11, 2011 3:10pm

Doesn't OSU now have set criteria for retiring numbers? Have to be named a national player of the year or a multiple time AA? Is that just for football?

Tiger2003

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Feb 11, 2011 3:23pm

He will be the All Time 3 point shooter in the Big 10 that deserves something does it not?

Do you guys think ET will have his number retired?

september63

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Feb 11, 2011 3:25pm

One criteria I believe is they have to graduate. Dunno If Turner is coming back to school or not.

Tiger2003

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Feb 11, 2011 3:29pm

september63;674526 wrote:One criteria I believe is they have to graduate. Dunno If Turner is coming back to school or not.

Jim Jackson left after his junior year. Did he come back and finish. I know they retired his number in 2001.

september63

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Feb 11, 2011 6:13pm

I said no way his jersey gets retired too. You calling him an idiot for his opinion? Someone needs to Chillax!!

september63

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Feb 11, 2011 6:23pm

You are correct. There might only be one person. Calling him an idiot thought, a bit harsh. IMO...........no worries is all good.

ytownfootball

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Feb 11, 2011 6:32pm

ccrunner609;674769 wrote:YOu are an idiot.......he will never have his jersey retired. He was never the best player on any team he played on and where are his signature moments? He disappears in the big games or against good teams his whole career.

He played on teams with players that took all teh attention off him to stand in one spot and chuck threes from the helpside of the court. Put him on a team that he has to perform as the go to guy and he has half those 3's he's got. That doesnt deserve getting a jersey hung in the rafters.

Wouldn't a guy in ANY conference deserve some kind of recognition for being the all time three point guy?

not saying he should but you giving him zero credit is laughable

ytownfootball

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Feb 11, 2011 6:45pm

Does it really matter if he wants credit? Seriously. I might not agree with him getting his jersey retired but what is your concern?

karen lotz

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Feb 11, 2011 7:23pm

ccrunner609;674769 wrote:He played on teams with players that took all teh attention off him to stand in one spot and chuck threes from the helpside of the court.

That could describe Duke's entire team except for the Plumlees.

karen lotz

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Feb 11, 2011 7:25pm

Tiger2003;674530 wrote:Jim Jackson left after his junior year. Did he come back and finish. I know they retired his number in 2001.

Those new guidelines went into effect after JJ had his number retired. I'm thinking somewhere around 2004ish.

Tiger2003

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Feb 11, 2011 9:26pm

ccrunner609;674882 wrote:You did make me LOL but its hardly the truth. Duke has and has had some of the best 3 point shooters that can also score from anywhere else on the court on of off the dribble. Diebler can do neither.

I can think of one great 3 point shooter at Duke JJ but like Diebler he was a spot up shooter.