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MUScoop => Hangin' at the Al => Topic started by: Tugg Speedman on March 06, 2011, 07:40:53 AM
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Rosiak tweeted this last night after the game
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http://twitter.com/Todd_Rosiak
# @go_marquette They've had others, I know. But none on the road, that long and in the locker room. That was a first in 9 years for me. about 9 hours ago via web in reply to go_marquette
# Little note for #MUBB recruiting wonks: former Milwaukee Vincent star Phillip Nolan was at the game, and in the locker room afterward. about 10 hours ago via web
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What do we know about Nolan?
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http://rivals.yahoo.com/ncaa/basketball/recruiting/player-Phillip-Nolan-109092
Milwaukee bigman who switched to high school in New Jersey.
I presume a potential recruit attending a post-game team meeting is within NCAA rules? Maybe it counts as a visit, but I bet he heard an earful.
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http://rivals.yahoo.com/ncaa/basketball/recruiting/player-Phillip-Nolan-109092
Milwaukee bigman who switched to high school in New Jersey.
I presume a potential recruit attending a post-game team meeting is within NCAA rules? Maybe it counts as a visit, but I bet he heard an earful.
Yeah he got his first life lesson alright
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He is very skinny and may be a project, but he is ranked in top 100, is 6'10", and 16th at his position. We should land him.
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Nolan's a 2012 and we were the first school to offer him while he was still in Milwaukee. He's been ranked in the top 100, though I think he's fallen out in a few services. Projects as the face-up four that we've been hoping for. He'll have to add strength, but he's definitely more a four than a five, which would be really nice to go along with Otule (for a year) and Gardner the year after.
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He reminds me of Merritt in high school. Played for Milwaukee Spartans. I thought he was offerred by Texas last year.
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Does he have a high bball iq?
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Does he have a high bball iq?
I haven't watched him personally, but here's his ESPN profile:
http://espn.go.com/mens-college-basketball/recruiting/player/_/id/111668/phillip-nolan
Most services have him as a top 100, with him checking in at 91 on ESPN and 89 on Rivals. He was listed as a 4-star universally, but some services have dropped him to a 3-star since his transfer to St. Benedict's in New Jersey. He's usually described as a quick, face-up power forward, which sounds like exactly what we need to go along with Otule and Gardner up front.
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I'll take the length.
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I'll take the length.
That's what she said.
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I'll take the length.
Reports are he lacks girth.
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Are we talking about dicks or basketball players?
it's obvious by the python sized bulge down the leg of my zulu pants she doesn't have to make a choice.
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http://rivals.yahoo.com/ncaa/basketball/recruiting/player-Phillip-Nolan-109092
Milwaukee bigman who switched to high school in New Jersey.
I presume a potential recruit attending a post-game team meeting is within NCAA rules? Maybe it counts as a visit, but I bet he heard an earful.
They can be in the locker room but they can't engage in any game-day simulations, such as name-plates on the lockers. Also if there were any former players in the locker room and the recruit talked to them I think that is a viiolation. I think Iowa was in trouble with something like that. Seems like there is a wide variety of arcane rules and regulations.
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Reports are he lacks girth.
Lend him some of those pills of yours and he'll be just fine, but remember to seek medical attention after 4 hours
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are you all serious, talk about the player not dicks
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According to an eyewitness, this is the guy Buzz kept waiting for 75 minutes Saturday night. But I guess that was part of a lameass thread.
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are you all serious, talk about the player not dicks
Some players are dicks and some Dicks are players.
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According to an eyewitness, this is the guy Buzz kept waiting for 75 minutes Saturday night. But I guess that was part of a lameass thread.
Also according to that lameass thread, this is the guy that was in the locker room during the meeting. Did this eyewitness of yours stand by for an hour and 15 watching this guy?
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So this guy got to see up close that Buzz cares more about his team then he does about sportswriters. Well, than certainly won't help. ::)
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Yes, the eyewitness was an MU grad, an award-winning writer, who waited outside the locker room for 75 minutes. And the recruit was NOT in the locker room. He was waiting outside the room.
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I think I read his blog post over at the scout site. He would fit in well over here.
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Have no idea. I don't read the scout site.
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I think I read his blog post over at the scout site. He would fit in well over here.
comments like that help improve the quality of Scoop.
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hell hath no fury like a reporter made to wait, apparently
http://jimhaguesports.blogspot.com/2011/03/theres-no-buzz-with-marquettes-coach.html?spref=fb
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comments like that help improve the quality of Scoop.
Back on the topic of penises, please.
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Hey, if Nolan stood outside the locker room like a rummy for 75 min., I'm figurin' we've got a great shot at landing him.
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That blog post is a pathetic excuse for journalism. Blogging has ruined our society.
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Blogging has ruined our society.
Hyperbole kills kittens.
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You let me down, 4ever. I was expecting the vaguely homoerotic tying in of zfb and getting back onto penises.
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Yes, the eyewitness was an MU grad, an award-winning writer, who waited outside the locker room for 75 minutes. And the recruit was NOT in the locker room. He was waiting outside the room.
Is this your proof?
Apparently, there was a recruit, a good-looking 6-foot-9 player who sat patiently outside the Marquette locker room, waiting for Bonehead Buzz to rear his bald head.
"Apparently"? Doesn't sound like someone who waited outside the locker room for an hour and 15 watching a potential recruit stand there for an hour and 15. Sounds like hearsay to me.
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Amazing what you can get away with as an "award winning journalist" that covers HS, minor leagues, and junior colleges.
"Bonehead Buzz?" Really? That's some professionalism.
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Yes, the eyewitness was an MU grad, an award-winning writer, who waited outside the locker room for 75 minutes. And the recruit was NOT in the locker room. He was waiting outside the room.
Give me a break, ecompt. The guy is a small-town prep sports reporter whose lack of professionalism oozes from nearly every sentence of that blog. It's mind-boggling that he would decry a lack of professional courtesy and standards in the same column that repeatedly refers to a far more accomplished person as "bonehead" and other clever names.
Pot. Kettle. Black.
Regarding his "award-winning" journalism, as someone who's made a living in that profession, I know full well that means absolutely zip. Next to the entertainment industry, there is no more self-congratulatory profession than the media. We give ourselves awards the way Little Leagues give out trophies (i.e. everyone wins one).
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That blog post is a pathetic excuse for journalism. Blogging has ruined our society.
Damn...I was opting for corporate greed, union greed, content on tv, religion, drugs, or all the usual villains. Blogging is now at the top of the list...we need a banner!
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Damn...I was opting for corporate greed, union greed, content on tv, religion, drugs, or all the usual villains. Blogging is now at the top of the list...we need a banner!
All of the above.
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Lend him some of those pills of yours and he'll be just fine, but remember to seek medical attention after 4 hours
I can think of only one reason you could have become an expert on erectile dysfunction. Good news is that when people tell you to go F*#k yourself you can honestly tell them you're unable.
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HEY GUYS CLEAN IT UP!!!!!!!!!!!!! SKATEROSPHY AND TOWER
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hell hath no fury like a reporter made to wait, apparently
http://jimhaguesports.blogspot.com/2011/03/theres-no-buzz-with-marquettes-coach.html?spref=fb
does he know brad forester?
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hell hath no fury like a reporter made to wait, apparently
http://jimhaguesports.blogspot.com/2011/03/theres-no-buzz-with-marquettes-coach.html?spref=fb
Wow.
I guess he needed a reason not to like Buzz, and he found it, which then gave him the ability to do the classic sports writer's cliche of going off on some rant that really doesn't relate to the first part.
THE BULLET POINTS:
- Buzz is annoying because he is late
- Also he cannot recruit (see Taylor, Tyshawn who is "great" at KU)
- He takes on too many JUCOs
- Vander isn't good
- Oh, and being late is clearly a sign that he's over his head
His writing actually reminds me a little bit of Woeful. Not many facts, and very "ranty" if that is a word.
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Wow.
I guess he needed a reason not to like Buzz, and he found it, which then gave him the ability to do the classic sports writer's cliche of going off on some rant that really doesn't relate to the first part.
THE BULLET POINTS:
- Buzz is annoying because he is late
- Also he cannot recruit (see Taylor, Tyshawn who is "great" at KU)
- He takes on too many JUCOs
- Vander isn't good
- Oh, and being late is clearly a sign that he's over his head
His writing actually reminds me a little bit of Woeful. Not many facts, and very "ranty" if that is a word.
I bet all 13 of his "followers" are going to hate Buzz from now on.
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does he know brad forester?
Nice.
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HEY GUYS CLEAN IT UP!!!!!!!!!!!!! SKATEROSPHY AND TOWER
If a man can't say penis on the Internet, then where can he say it?
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Amazing what you can get away with as an "award winning journalist" that covers HS, minor leagues, and junior colleges.
"Bonehead Buzz?" Really? That's some professionalism.
I once got an A+ on a paper at MU. Please refer to me as an "award winning writer" in the future.
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I once got an A+ on a paper at MU. Please refer to me as an "award winning writer" in the future.
There's probably room in your signature line for that....
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I once got an A+ on a paper at MU. Please refer to me as an "award winning writer" in the future.
I'm not sure where I fall, as I never got an A+ on a paper. Been called a bonehead any number of times, though. Does that count?
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I'm not sure where I fall, as I never got an A+ on a paper. Been called a bonehead any number of times, though. Does that count?
Depends entirely on who bestowed the honor. Those comments from the right group of people could certify your genius.
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I'm not sure where I fall, as I never got an A+ on a paper. Been called a bonehead any number of times, though. Does that count?
As someone who has often been accurately classified one also, you bet it counts.
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hell hath no fury like a reporter made to wait, apparently
http://jimhaguesports.blogspot.com/2011/03/theres-no-buzz-with-marquettes-coach.html?spref=fb
No one makes someone from the east coast wait. Doesn't Buzz know that the time of east coast people is more valuable than that of anyone else, at least in their own minds'?
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This goofy blogger wrote this ...
The NCAA and Big East Conference have regulations that the coaches are supposed to adhere to after games. There's a 10-minute cooling-off period, followed by the losing coach and losing players, then winning coach and winning players. It's a policy that is religiously enforced during the entire NCAA Tournament.
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Is this true? And he wrote this down in the comment section ....
No, it's not the first time Buzz has pulled this routine...In fact, he did almost the same thing last year at Newark and Marquette won that game. He wasn't found for about a half hour last year. This was far worse.
And no, it's not the first time this year, because I received assurance from the Big East office that he had done it ''several times'' and was already once warned.
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Has anyone heard about any of this before? I have not.
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Give me a break, ecompt. The guy is a small-town prep sports reporter whose lack of professionalism oozes from nearly every sentence of that blog. It's mind-boggling that he would decry a lack of professional courtesy and standards in the same column that repeatedly refers to a far more accomplished person as "bonehead" and other clever names.
Pot. Kettle. Black.
Regarding his "award-winning" journalism, as someone who's made a living in that profession, I know full well that means absolutely zip. Next to the entertainment industry, there is no more self-congratulatory profession than the media. We give ourselves awards the way Little Leagues give out trophies (i.e. everyone wins one).
ecompt, were you a mentor of Mr. Hague in his Marquette days? Maybe you gave him the award?
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It's a policy that is religiously enforced during the entire NCAA Tournament.
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So was the Seton Hall game in the NCAA Tournament? I must have missed that.
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Yes, the eyewitness was an MU grad, an award-winning writer, who waited outside the locker room for 75 minutes. And the recruit was NOT in the locker room. He was waiting outside the room.
One with 13 followers and 9 posts in three months. What award did he get, from his mom?
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One of those juice box awards that so many here decry.