Quote from: MarquetteMike1977 on December 25, 2025, 03:20:37 AMThe current players might like Shaka but have heard some former players are upset with Shaka.
Quote from: brewcity77 on December 25, 2025, 01:00:49 AMYou keep saying this and it's simply idiotic. WE WERE RANKED IN THE TOP 10 TO START MARCH IN YEAR 5!!!
Stop acting like it was unreasonable to support the coach of a top-10 team.
Quote from: Elonsmusk on December 24, 2025, 08:45:07 AMWell the good news is for a measured guy like you (who apparently isn't off the rails) and who formerly preached patience, and gave Wojo 5 years - Shaka will have 5 years to show that he's getting things on the right "trajectory." He, far more than a guy like Wojo, should get 5 years, since he's already accomplished a crap ton at MU in his first 4 years.wake up, man!! Shaka created this mess. Marquette is a laughing stock right now. We are staring down the barrel of a 3 win in-conference season, at best! If day one after we lose in the BET, Shaka is still all about RGV, he's gotta go. Too much at stake to keep him.
So, lets call this Year 1 of Wojo, essentially. To argue Shaka has to fix it in one year is silly - much like you, TAMU and other Projos suggested needing to give Wojo time to improve versus firing him after 1 or 2 years - and he didn't even have any skins on the wall for credentials of a Final Four, Sweet 16, 4 straight NCAAs at MU out of the gate before tailing off.
Quote from: Heisenberg on December 24, 2025, 08:59:38 PMPick up a few NBA cast aways before the new year and we can still make the Tourney!
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Breaking today...
Former Detroit Pistons second-round pick James Nnaji has enrolled at Baylor and is immediately eligible to play for the Bears' men's basketball team, Jonathan Givony reports -- a significant development and unprecedented path to college basketball.
https://www.cbssports.com/college-basketball/news/baylor-former-nba-draft-pick-james-nnaji/
Quote from: Elonsmusk on December 24, 2025, 08:45:07 AMWell the good news is for a measured guy like you (who apparently isn't off the rails) and who formerly preached patience, and gave Wojo 5 years - Shaka will have 5 years to show that he's getting things on the right "trajectory." He, far more than a guy like Wojo, should get 5 years, since he's already accomplished a crap ton at MU in his first 4 years.
So, lets call this Year 1 of Wojo, essentially. To argue Shaka has to fix it in one year is silly - much like you, TAMU and other Projos suggested needing to give Wojo time to improve versus firing him after 1 or 2 years - and he didn't even have any skins on the wall for credentials of a Final Four, Sweet 16, 4 straight NCAAs at MU out of the gate before tailing off.
Quote from: Elonsmusk on December 24, 2025, 08:45:07 AMand gave Wojo 5 years
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