Jerome Randle Reportedly To Play In Turkey
by Avinash on Jul 28, 2010 4:40 PM PDT
in California Golden Bears Basketball
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At least I think they're calling him the Super Squirt.
Former Cal star Jerome Randle has reached an agreement to sign with a professional basketball team team in Turkey, according to Turkbasket.com. Randle will sign with Petkim Aliaga, which begins its season in mid-October.
The headline of the article refers to Randle as Super Squirt, and we assume it was an accurate translation.
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Randle reportedly was considering signing with Partizan, a Serbian team, but apparently has decided instead to sign with the team in Turkey.
At least Randle will have Patrick Christopher nearby, as he also has signed with a Turkish team for the next season. I can't imagine this is where Randle wanted to end up, but I assume he'll use this as an opportunity to develop himself for another league audition for next summer. And the money in Europe is way better than the money in the D-League.
Good luck Jerome! Hopefully we'll see you soon enough.
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Rather surprised by this
As an ’SC fan, I absolutely hated the guy – thought he was just a punk. However, he had some skills. At the very least, Italy and Spain seemed like more likely destinations.
Follow me on twitter @Joey_Kaufman
As an SC fan you should know the meaning of punk.
You have had enough of them on your football teams.
by SmittytheCutman on Aug 8, 2010 10:09 PM PDT up reply actions
Good luck JR
Hope to see him play stateside in the near future
by LEastCoastBears on Jul 28, 2010 9:07 PM PDT reply actions
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