Big East Saturday

[77ncaachamps]

Horrible game at DePaul. A bid to upset Louisville falls short. And I mean "short" because Walker AIRBALLED two threes in the last 1:30. horrible. The crowd was bonkers...sounded like a Euro soccer match. Louisville reportedly brought up buses for this one.

USF is tanking. Famous and Gilchrist in single digits? Loss to SJU AT HOME was probably the dagger for their NCAA hopes.

[79Warrior]

The Ville had 40 busses from UL campus. Unreal.

DePaul was absolutely pathetic from the free throw line throughout the game. It cost them the W.

[MUUWUWM]

Noone travels better than Louisville...gotta love the passion and desire their fans have....Most that make the trip are ones that cannot get season tickets..One pony town is Louisville....But they find an opening for example Depaul on a weekend and run a package...they used to bring up many buses to Milw when tickets were available.

[GGGG]

I think the initial "burst" they got from Tracy Webster is not only gone, but they have actually regressed.

[willie warrior]

DePaul has had one win in BEast in past two years--against us. That will hurt us at Tourney time selection.

[chapman]

I think the initial "burst" they got from Tracy Webster is not only gone, but they have actually regressed.

Agreed.  And it doesn't bode well when as the interim coach the only attention you get is for trying to recruit a kid that has yet to hit puberty.

[avid1010]

DePaul has had one win in BEast in past two years--against us. That will hurt us at Tourney time selection.

Brilliant!

[gumbyandpokey]

DePaul has had one win in BEast in past two years--against us. That will hurt us at Tourney time selection.

That game is the most noteworthy single result for MU this season.  It could cost MU an NCAA bid. 

[reinko]

DePaul has had one win in BEast in past two years--against us.

False.  3/10/2009

[GGGG]

DePaul has had one win in BEast in past two years--against us. That will hurt us at Tourney time selection.

That loss is irrelevant now.  MU is in complete control of their tournament prospects.