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Toone told off Al when he was a young player for not playing him enough. He thought Al promised him a starting spot supposedly too. Al shoved him in the locker room and that may have been what brought the team together to win it in '77.
Marquette was able to survive that.
Quote from: HoopsMalone on December 15, 2009, 06:41:39 PM
http://wiki.muscoop.com/doku.php/men_s_basketball/Bernard_toone
Toone told off Al when he was a young player for not playing him enough. He thought Al promised him a starting spot supposedly too. Al shoved him in the locker room and that may have been what brought the team together to win it in '77.
Marquette was able to survive that.
Maybe some shoving needs to happen.
Oh wait...can't do that anymore. :/
don't bank on it
Quote from: HoopsMalone on December 15, 2009, 06:41:39 PM
http://wiki.muscoop.com/doku.php/men_s_basketball/Bernard_toone
Toone told off Al when he was a young player for not playing him enough. He thought Al promised him a starting spot supposedly too. Al shoved him in the locker room and that may have been what brought the team together to win it in '77.
Marquette was able to survive that.
This MU squad ain't the '77 team and Buzz is no Al.
I appreciate your optimism and I don't think this will be all that devastating but your comparison is hardly apples to apples.
I forget...did Toone make these claims 10 games into his freshman year?
By the way, Bernard Toone was twice the player Maymon was.
twice the player...try 1000X the player...Bernard Toone was the #1 rated HS player in the nation.
Toone did not quit, but Al did.
Al retired and went into the private world to make some real money. He didn't quit. If Maymon decided that he'd had enough of basketball and was done playing it and had an offer to make some money in the private sector, I think the context and discourse would be different.
Quote from: GOO on December 16, 2009, 12:01:49 PM
Al retired and went into the private world to make some real money. He didn't quit. If Maymon decided that he'd had enough of basketball and was done playing it and had an offer to make some money in the private sector, I think the context and discourse would be different.
cashing in one's chips
so different from running
delicious reward
Quote from: bilsu on December 16, 2009, 11:55:04 AM
Toone did not quit, but Al did.
This may be the most ignorant post of the week....
Music he craved
Coveted car stereo
Police not amused
Quote from: bilsu on December 16, 2009, 11:55:04 AM
Toone did not quit, but Al did.
Yeah, that McGuire really bailed on our program...he was only interested in himself and never did anything to help. And he was too tan.
Quote from: KC2016 on December 16, 2009, 04:36:24 PM
Music he craved
Coveted car stereo
Police not amused
he went to the show
not for as long as he thought
return to yonkers