Amarri Jackson will likely end his career in ray jay...

[theman123]

on the bench.

He is doubtfull for the game vs. UL.

per greg's blog.

this is a sad way to end his career.

[TRUTH D. Antagonist]

agreed.

as much as he's the guy so many in Bulls Country love to hate, he's been a big part of this team for the last 3 years.

the Louisville game in '05 was one of the best individual performances in Bulls history.

thanks for the memories Amarri!

[D1DDY]

hate is a stong word... i think disappointed fits better

still a bummer though.. he's a good kid

[DontPushMe]

Too bad he never lived up to his potential. He could have been so much more than what he was.

That said, hes still a great bull and it sucks that he wont play in his last game here.

[smazza]

on the bench.

He is doubtfull for the game vs. UL.

per greg's blog.

this is a sad way to end his career.

this guy shoould have been on bench earlier in the year

[smazza]

Too bad he never lived up to his potential. He could have been so much more than what he was.

That said, hes still a great bull and it sucks that he wont play in his last game here.

he couldnt catch a ball consistency and i didnt see much potential in him and never understood why he saw so much playing time

[Superfan]

Love having the old Smazza back. : Next year we should have an over/under to see at which point of the season will the new/old Smazza return.

[bulls96go]

sad

[MikeG]

Love having the old Smazza back. : Next year we should have an over/under to see at which point of the season will the new/old Smazza return.

it's a very simple equation-- at the first sign of adversity, he fires up his negative nonsense and doesn't stop until the summer-- unless he predicts bad things fromthe get go in the next season as well.

he's a real peachy guy-- stay classy smazza

[RSSMOOTH]

Love having the old Smazza back. : Next year we should have an over/under to see at which point of the season will the new/old Smazza return.

Smazza is right, Amarri had all the physical potential in the world but he was soft and inconsistent. He had one great game and that was in 2005. If your 6'5 and run 4.5, you should be able to make plays consistently but he didn't. Don't get me wrong, I appreciate what he's done here and he was a great blocker. I feel bad for him but without him, some young players got valuable playing time and will be a force for us next year. Dontavia Bogan and Carlton Mitchell have really stepped it up in his absence and surpassed him in certain phases of the game.