Quote from: WhiteTrash on Today at 05:10:20 PMI hope James Jr. feels the same way.

I hope the 14 projected scholarship players for next season feel the same way.

Quote from: WhiteTrash on Today at 05:10:20 PMI hope James Jr. feels the same way.

I'd be shocked if he's not back.

And to think I used to dread a week off. 

Quote from: MarquetteMike1977 on Today at 12:53:12 PMMore Positive News. Despite Marquette's loss to Seton Hall Yesterday. Marquette's NET Ranking jumped from #129 all the way up to #123! Things are looking up!

8 or 9 more games like yesterday and we are on the bubble?

Quote from: tower912 on Today at 02:20:02 PMI am enjoying watching the sausage being made, the growth, the becoming.  Adversity reveals character and gives us all a chance to be better.

I enjoy Big East championships more.

I hope James Jr. feels the same way.

Quote from: MU82 on Today at 04:39:50 PMYup. With the Fuhrer and his Gestapo, the cruelty, fear and violence are features.

You have said it many times on scoop, as I have to anyone outside of scoop willing to listen-he made it very clear what he would do once elected. But even I have to admit that the extent is beyond what I thought would be a "worst case" scenario.

Wagler, the Frosh on Illinois, is super impressive.  He might be rail thin, but the kid can seriously ball.  When the game was in the balance midway through the 2H, they basically just gave him the rock and let him go to work. 

Quote from: tower912 on Today at 04:10:35 PMPlaying Georgetown on TNT right now.

Volker with 16 points, 4/5 on 3 pointers, 6/7 overall. And it is only halftime. How do we get the NCAA to allow her to play on the men's team? The women's team can have their choice of either of our seniors in trade.

Former Dukie. Relax. Not related to Wojo.

I'm fine with Caedin coming back if he is buried on the bench. He sounds like a good locker-room guy and "amazing" in practice. I have to believe Shaka has been honest with him as his PT has evaporated so taking the money if you know you don't have a basketball future is smart. The ultra competitive players and guys who have confidence in their abilities will leave for more PT opportunities. 

Rest.
Tend to as many nagging injuries as possible.
Use the time to drill down on defensive assignments, help, rotations.