What Happened to school Loyalty and Pride?

[MU82]

If you hate the Hausers for transferring then you better be hating Morrow and McEwan, and I hope you spent two years booing Roswey and three booing Fischer.

Why would a Marquette fan boo Warriors who want to compete for the Warriors?

I wouldn't blame a Nebraska fan for booing Morrow, a Utah State fan for booing McEwen, an Asheville fan for booing Rowsey or an Indiana fan for booing Fischer.

[Stretchdeltsig]

Does the Harvard of the Midwest even accept credits from MU, or are they just dreaming?

You've got to be kidding.  The communist rodent school has always been a party school, way down the ladder from Marquette.

[Billy Hoyle]

Why would a Marquette fan boo Warriors who want to compete for the Warriors?

I wouldn't blame a Nebraska fan for booing Morrow, a Utah State fan for booing McEwen, an Asheville fan for booing Rowsey or an Indiana fan for booing Fischer.

personally, I can't stand Draymond Green so I'll boo him every time he touches the ball. I do like Steph though. I watched him put up 17 in an OT once in person. I walked out of the arena in awe.

As for MU players, I hold our guys to the same standards. they had a reason for transferring and I don't consider those who come here as a transfer any more loyal or disloyal than those who leave.

[Jables1604]

Does the Harvard of the Midwest even accept credits from MU, or are they just dreaming?

From the Harvard of Milwaukee? They damn well better!

[MU82]

As for MU players, I hold our guys to the same standards. they had a reason for transferring and I don't consider those who come here as a transfer any more loyal or disloyal than those who leave.

OK. You can judge loyalty however you want. So can I.

'Merica!

[Hards Alumni]

You've got to be kidding.  The communist rodent school has always been a party school, way down the ladder from Marquette.

lmao

[muwarrior69]

So if the Hausers didn't like a play style that featured one ball dominant player....

Usage:
16-17: Ethan Happ: 26.7% Markus Howard: 26.7%
17-18: Ethan Happ: 34.9% Markus Howard: 30.9%
18-19: Ethan Happ: 33.6% Markus Howard: 37.4%

Is throw the ball in and let Happ work better than throw the ball in and let Markus work?

..and if I were a Coach considering them I would make it clear I am the Coach and they play my way. Also, is it certain that they going as package deal. I could see a coach wanting one but not both.

[MU82]

Loyalty is a fun topic.

Crean wasn't loyal to Marquette.

Buzz wasn't loyal to Marquette.

KO wasn't loyal to Marquette.

Al tried very hard not to be loyal to Marquette -- a story not everybody knows.

Hank was loyal to Marquette and was pushed out.

Dukiet was loyal to Marquette and was fired.

Deane was loyal to Marquette and was fired.

Wojo has been loyal to Marquette, at least so far, and he fans hated on him from the start, or became haters. I had been one of his most vocal supporters, but I have been very critical of the way he handled the Hauser situation.

I guess loyalty only matters to the person who is either being loyal or disloyal, or the person who is the victim of disloyalty.

That's why I don't criticize the Hausers for being selfish. They are. They are looking out for themselves. As they should.

[muwarrior69]

Yeah! Why wasn't Marquette loyal to the Hauser and told Wojo in no uncertain terms to heed their demands. Loyalty runs both ways!

[Pakuni]

Loyalty is a fun topic.

Crean wasn't loyal to Marquette.

Buzz wasn't loyal to Marquette.

KO wasn't loyal to Marquette.

Al tried very hard not to be loyal to Marquette -- a story not everybody knows.

Hank was loyal to Marquette and was pushed out.

Dukiet was loyal to Marquette and was fired.

Deane was loyal to Marquette and was fired.

Wojo has been loyal to Marquette, at least so far, and he fans hated on him from the start, or became haters. I had been one of his most vocal supporters, but I have been very critical of the way he handled the Hauser situation.

I guess loyalty only matters to the person who is either being loyal or disloyal, or the person who is the victim of disloyalty.

That's why I don't criticize the Hausers for being selfish. They are. They are looking out for themselves. As they should.

So perhaps the degree of one's loyalty is inversely proportional to the volume of one's options.

[JamilJaeJamailJrJuan]

How many schools want two slow unathletic malcontent limited players?

I think just about every program in the country would take the hausers. 

[brewcity77]

I think just about every program in the country would take the hausers.

I'm actually surprised there aren't any other more prominent schools on their list. I thought schools like Michigan, Kansas, Texas Tech, Louisville, and Tennessee would be lining up. I know not everyone has two scholarships, but I feel those openings will appear if necessary.

[Nukem2]

I'm actually surprised there aren't any other more prominent schools on their list. I thought schools like Michigan, Kansas, Texas Tech, Louisville, and Tennessee would be lining up. I know not everyone has two scholarships, but I feel those openings will appear if necessary.

Suspect that they get the VA and MSU original connections.......

[wildbillsb]

Loyalty is a fun topic.

Crean wasn't loyal to Marquette.

Buzz wasn't loyal to Marquette.

KO wasn't loyal to Marquette.

Al tried very hard not to be loyal to Marquette -- a story not everybody knows.

Hank was loyal to Marquette and was pushed out.

Dukiet was loyal to Marquette and was fired.

Deane was loyal to Marquette and was fired.

Wojo has been loyal to Marquette, at least so far, and he fans hated on him from the start, or became haters. I had been one of his most vocal supporters, but I have been very critical of the way he handled the Hauser situation.

I guess loyalty only matters to the person who is either being loyal or disloyal, or the person who is the victim of disloyalty.

That's why I don't criticize the Hausers for being selfish. They are. They are looking out for themselves. As they should.

re: Item #5  Remember when Al tried to get out of his contract with MU so he could coach the Milwaukee Bucks.  I do.

[wildbillsb]

Father Raynor told Al, "No dice, Mister."

[ATL MU Warrior]

I'm actually surprised there aren't any other more prominent schools on their list. I thought schools like Michigan, Kansas, Texas Tech, Louisville, and Tennessee would be lining up. I know not everyone has two scholarships, but I feel those openings will appear if necessary.

Woah.  Maybe Michigan I guess. The Hausers are not good enough for Kansas and I don't think they are athletic enough to fit in with the others.

[WarriorDad]

Loyalty is a fun topic.

Crean wasn't loyal to Marquette.

Buzz wasn't loyal to Marquette.

KO wasn't loyal to Marquette.

Al tried very hard not to be loyal to Marquette -- a story not everybody knows.

Hank was loyal to Marquette and was pushed out.

Dukiet was loyal to Marquette and was fired.

Deane was loyal to Marquette and was fired.

Wojo has been loyal to Marquette, at least so far, and he fans hated on him from the start, or became haters. I had been one of his most vocal supporters, but I have been very critical of the way he handled the Hauser situation.

I guess loyalty only matters to the person who is either being loyal or disloyal, or the person who is the victim of disloyalty.

That's why I don't criticize the Hausers for being selfish. They are. They are looking out for themselves. As they should.

Deane wanted out at the end, he knew what was coming.

What would you have liked him to do differently with the Hausers?  Let them dictate style of play, number of shots, how many minutes the boys receive?

[MU82]

re: Item #5  Remember when Al tried to get out of his contract with MU so he could coach the Milwaukee Bucks.  I do.

Our memory of Al would have been a lot different if he had gotten what he wanted -- an end to his Marquette coaching career before he ever won a title. Most of us would still remember him fondly, of course, but he wouldn't have been a championship coach.

[MU82]

Deane wanted out at the end, he knew what was coming.

What would you have liked him to do differently with the Hausers?  Let them dictate style of play, number of shots, how many minutes the boys receive?

It is his job to deal with the various egos. The buck always stops with the head coach.

I'm not close enough to the situation to know exactly what he should have done differently, but the obvious answer is: Something. That's his effen job.

[JakeBarnes]

It is his job to deal with the various egos. The buck always stops with the head coach.

I'm not close enough to the situation to know exactly what he should have done differently, but the obvious answer is: Something. That's his effen job.

A lot of people complain about being in jail. I figure the jailers should just let em go.