Lets be realistic here. Dahn and Esposito cost themselves a shot at finishing what they had started at Lynchburg due to their lack of respect for the team. Ive heard the facts of what happened, and obviously those suspended had no respect for the people that they played with most importantly, and so here's where we are. Bballmom4, I think its interesting though you bash the young players work ethic, when they should be learning from the upper classmen on that front. Dahn will be missed for sure, but as for the other one being discussed, no respect at all for authority figures, argued with referees, teammates and her coach. I for one am interested to see how Kristina Darby plays tomorrow night, as I am a huge fan of her game and her as a person. She's a great individual, and now that she's out of the shadow of Dahn, I'd love to see her snatch the role of "team leader", which is lacking on this team. W's are one thing, but in the end, integrity of your program is the MOST important. Either way, I know Coach Tobey will figure it out and Lynchburg basketball will be just fine. Go Hornets!

This forum isn't the place for those kind of issues. It was an internal issue apparently, and what happened happened. Looking forward to watching Brewer, Greenlief, Crump and the rest of the young kids get an opportunity at LC.

From what I have heard, Lynchburg is better off without those two players on the team. As a alumni of the school, I am ready to see the young players grow and become the next LC basketball stars.