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MUScoop => Hangin' at the Al => Topic started by: mubb3434 on June 06, 2019, 08:27:07 PM
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Congrats to Markus on winning performance of the year!
He also beat Joe Thomas blindfolded in pop a shot!
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Congrats to Markus on winning performance of the year!
He also beat Joe Thomas blindfolded in pop a shot!
I assume it was the performance Sam was very pissed about? Or was it the 53 he scored at Creighton?
What a cancer.
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I assume it was the performance Sam was very pissed about? Or was it the 53 he scored at Creighton?
What a cancer.
53 vs Creighton
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53 vs Creighton
Thanks. What’s wild is there actually was a doubt about which game it would be for Markus. I can’t think of any other college player I’ve ever watched who could go for 53 in a game and you think a different performance of his (in the same season, no less) was even more impressive.
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Thanks. What’s wild is there actually was a doubt about which game it would be for Markus. I can’t think of any other college player I’ve ever watched who could go for 53 in a game and you think a different performance of his (in the same season, no less) was even more impressive.
My favorite was actually the 2nd half vs. Buffalo. I’ve never seen anything like that before.
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My favorite was actually the 2nd half vs. Buffalo. I’ve never seen anything like that before.
And likely never will see it again. One of the greatest one half performance ever.
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If only we didn't have Markus last year, Sam and Joey would have led us to an undefeated national championship season ... because, you know, Georgetown.
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Just heard on sports radio.....At the after party Markus beat Joe Thomas (Cleveland Browns OT) in pop-a-shot.....in which Markus was blindfolded. Pretty funny.
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Just heard on sports radio.....At the after party Markus beat Joe Thomas (Cleveland Browns OT) in pop-a-shot.....in which Markus was blindfolded. Pretty funny.
It was actually right after Markus went to stage and received the award. They streamed it on Facebook Live. It was pretty impressive haha.
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My favorite was actually the 2nd half vs. Buffalo. I’ve never seen anything like that before.
The answer is always this.
It is one of the five greatest sports achievements any Marquette supporter has seen in their lifetime.
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Markus' OT against Creighton was also pretty unbelievable - 14 points and one assist in 5 minutes...including a 51-second stretch where he scored 9 on 3 treys.
That 5 minutes would be a pretty good game for most guys.
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Markus' OT against Creighton was also pretty unbelievable - 14 points and one assist in 5 minutes...including a 51-second stretch where he scored 9 on 3 treys.
That 5 minutes would be a pretty good game for most guys.
Regulation vs Creighton wasn't half-bad either: 37 points and a perfect assist on Sam's amazing shot.
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My favorite was actually the 2nd half vs. Buffalo. I’ve never seen anything like that before.
This. Just watched in awe laughing out loud. Jaw dropping
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Which is why I could believe Sam was frustrated after the Creighton game. Here he hits the miracle shot with no time left to tie it, and the guy who scores 53 points gets all the press.
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Which is why I could believe Sam was frustrated after the Creighton game. Here he hits the miracle shot with no time left to tie it, and the guy who scores 53 points gets all the press.
I hope this is tongue in cheek, as Sam got some decent coverage for his shot too. The ESPN recap shows the video right at the top, and then devotes two paragraphs to it.
https://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/recap?gameId=401083229
Not bad considering your teammate set a BE record in the same game.
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The answer is always this.
It is one of the five greatest sports achievements any Marquette supporter has seen in their lifetime.
right up there with Novak vs. Uconn
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Stan Tweet this morning:
“I don’t play hero basketball. I’m not playing for fans... I’m just playing to win. I’m not out here trying to break records. As long as I try to help my team win, I’m satisfied with it.” - Kawhi Leonard
When you play with a clear mind and no selfish agenda great things happen.
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Stan Tweet this morning:
“I don’t play hero basketball. I’m not playing for fans... I’m just playing to win. I’m not out here trying to break records. As long as I try to help my team win, I’m satisfied with it.” - Kawhi Leonard
When you play with a clear mind and no selfish agenda great things happen.
Kind of a clown move for highly paid university employees like Broeker and Johnson to be throwing shade at their former amateur athletes for transferring. Over 800 players transferred this year and it happens at almost every school, so why are they all butt hurt about it?
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Kind of a clown move for highly paid university employees like Broeker and Johnson to be throwing shade at their former amateur athletes for transferring. Over 800 players transferred this year and it happens at almost every school, so why are they all butt hurt about it?
Didn't expect you to be such a snowflake, Mr. Hauser.
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Kind of a clown move for highly paid university employees like Broeker and Johnson to be throwing shade at their former amateur athletes for transferring. Over 800 players transferred this year and it happens at almost every school, so why are they all butt hurt about it?
Because they stayed. And a large snowflake subset used the same transfers, which as you rightly say were 2 out of 800, as evidence that the current regime is incompetent. Maybe they are clapping back a little bit against that.
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Kind of a clown move for highly paid university employees like Broeker and Johnson to be throwing shade at their former amateur athletes for transferring. Over 800 players transferred this year and it happens at almost every school, so why are they all butt hurt about it?
How do you know who they were targeting or if they were targeting anyone at all? Quite a leap you are taking over a quote.
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Agreed, no shade at all. Just an end game quote from the future finals MVP. Nothing more.
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Kind of a clown move for highly paid university employees like Broeker and Johnson to be throwing shade at their former amateur athletes for transferring. Over 800 players transferred this year and it happens at almost every school, so why are they all butt hurt about it?
Stan's quotes are like the Rashomon Effect .
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Everything in the world has the Rashomon Effect.
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Didn't expect you to be such a snowflake, Mr. Hauser.
I suppose Broeker and Johnson should at least be given credit for keeping their accounts active. A true snowflake deletes their Twitter account when times get tough.
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I suppose Broeker and Johnson should at least be given credit for keeping their accounts active. A true snowflake deletes their Twitter account when times get tough.
Unless he and his family are getting threats from delusional fans. Then I think it is more than fair game.
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I suppose Broeker and Johnson should at least be given credit for keeping their accounts active. A true snowflake deletes their Twitter account when times get tough.
Says the guy crying about a coach Tweeting a quote from a player in the NBA Finals.
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Kind of a clown move for highly paid university employees like Broeker and Johnson to be throwing shade at their former amateur athletes for transferring. Over 800 players transferred this year and it happens at almost every school, so why are they all butt hurt about it?
Unless he knows a lot more about the whole stuiation than we do and is giving advice to the team
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I suppose Broeker and Johnson should at least be given credit for keeping their accounts active. A true snowflake deletes their Twitter account when times get tough.
Borrowing from another thread....things I 'don't get'...... people who think it is OK to say rude things about or threaten family members of public figures on social media.
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Quite a clown post...
Kind of a clown move for highly paid university employees like Broeker and Johnson to be throwing shade at their former amateur athletes for transferring. Over 800 players transferred this year and it happens at almost every school, so why are they all butt hurt about it?
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I suppose Broeker and Johnson should at least be given credit for keeping their accounts active. A true snowflake deletes their Twitter account when times get tough.
So you're a true Marquette "fan" eh?
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So you're a true Marquette "fan" eh?
Yes. I watch every single game and attend as many as I possibly can. I even got and enjoyed the Dwayne Streeter reference someone threw out in another thread earlier this week. Actually, in a different thread about Doug McDermott posted the same day, Henry Domercant’s name appeared in a list of top scorers throughout the last 20 years or whatever it was. If memory serves, Domercant played against Marquette during the season on that list, and I was there to see it (not that he was anything more than a good scorer on a low major). Hell, I was even there when Richard Shaw got a technical for hanging on the rim after a breakaway dunk against Steve Nash’s Santa Clara team in a game that was played at the old Arena. So yeah, I’d say I’m a true Marquette fan, whatever that even means.
In this thread, you’ve called me a “snowflake” and “Mr. Hauser” and have questioned my Marquette fandom. If personal attacks make you feel better, you do you.
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Yes. I watch every single game and attend as many as I possibly can. I even got and enjoyed the Dwayne Streeter reference someone threw out in another thread earlier this week. Actually, in a different thread about Doug McDermott posted the same day, Henry Domercant’s name appeared in a list of top scorers throughout the last 20 years or whatever it was. If memory serves, Domercant played against Marquette during the season on that list, and I was there to see it (not that he was anything more than a good scorer on a low major). Hell, I was even there when Richard Shaw got a technical for hanging on the rim after a breakaway dunk against Steve Nash’s Santa Clara team in a game that was played at the old Arena. So yeah, I’d say I’m a true Marquette fan, whatever that even means.
In this thread, you’ve called me a “snowflake” and “Mr. Hauser” and have questioned my Marquette fandom. If personal attacks make you feel better, you do you.
Solid resume. I haven't been on Earth as long as you have. But I also support our coaches and administrators unless they've done squirmy stuff. So, different strokes, I guess.
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Yes. I watch every single game and attend as many as I possibly can. I even got and enjoyed the Dwayne Streeter reference someone threw out in another thread earlier this week. Actually, in a different thread about Doug McDermott posted the same day, Henry Domercant’s name appeared in a list of top scorers throughout the last 20 years or whatever it was. If memory serves, Domercant played against Marquette during the season on that list, and I was there to see it (not that he was anything more than a good scorer on a low major). Hell, I was even there when Richard Shaw got a technical for hanging on the rim after a breakaway dunk against Steve Nash’s Santa Clara team in a game that was played at the old Arena. So yeah, I’d say I’m a true Marquette fan, whatever that even means.
In this thread, you’ve called me a “snowflake” and “Mr. Hauser” and have questioned my Marquette fandom. If personal attacks make you feel better, you do you.
I worked that game at the Arena as the Asst. AD in MU athletics. It was a lot of fun. I guess we can all call ourselves fans. I'm going to support the ones playing with Marquette uniforms on the front this season.