It is a leftover message from when dilemas were part of the game.  Currently, it means nothing.

I tend to think it might (just might) have something to do with going to the NBA early too (shows little restraint, so he will leave early) but that is a big maybe.

Posted by reinsel on 7/27/2011 11:43:00 AM (view original):
I tend to think it might (just might) have something to do with going to the NBA early too (shows little restraint, so he will leave early) but that is a big maybe.

I believe this is true. These seem to be tied in to the info you'll get in personality reports, which are still useful for helping predict EE...

i wonder if they added this before or after the ron artest incident? in which, strangely enough, world wide wes was seen on the floor trying to break up the skirmish. i didn't know that until recently, but it sort of begs the question - was this all one great conspiracy to pull fans back into the game? because if so, it wasn't very well thought out, i think. although, it definitely created a lot of buzz.

That had to be added post-Artest, with a specific mention of drink-throwing like that.

I also think recruits with attitude are less likely to redshirt.

I got the message a couple of seasons back and smiled my *** off. I loved it. Unless you're an "elite" D1 team, it's all just color and showmanship, but I still love it. It keeps things from being too "black & white", NO Ron Artest joke intended.