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Post by gocards17 on Apr 17, 2019 7:58:23 GMT -6
Trey's "TOUGHNESS" was there for all to see. Getting up out of bed, interacting, and playing a game on days when he didn't want to live. Zach's untimely death affected Trey more than any of you know. He will carry Zach with him for the rest of his life. I just hope that none of you have to live through the dark days of depression with your child. It's a very scary beast that you will never see coming. Please interact with your kids and family. Ask questions. Let them know, "It's ok to not be ok."
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Post by david75bsu on Apr 17, 2019 9:05:17 GMT -6
I acknowledge being an asshole generally, but I don't feel like an asshole for saying Trey played soft. It was the truth. I understand where the softness came from and I will always hope he gets the help he needs, but we don't get to change true and false. Even playing soft he was still a very good player. And the one thing every single person on the board agrees on is that Trey seems like a great person. Which is more important than how he played ball.
Exactly. Exactly. Being the great person he is transcends basketball. He has character, something highly lacking in today’s society. Thanks for all you gave to the Ball State and Muncie community, we were truly blessed by your presents. May God bless you as you move on to the next chapter in your life.
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Post by Bigfoot on Apr 17, 2019 19:23:46 GMT -6
Exactly. Being the great person he is transcends basketball. He has character, something highly lacking in today’s society. Thanks for all you gave to the Ball State and Muncie community, we were truly blessed by your presents. May God bless you as you move on to the next chapter in your life. Amen to that and God Bless Trey and others of his ilk!
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Post by BSU Card Fan in AZ on Apr 17, 2019 20:19:29 GMT -6
Trey has and will leave a lasting positive mark on many individuals who start life behind the curve.
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