McClung to transfer from Georgetown

[muwarrior69]

https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2020/may/13/mac-mcclung-transfer-georgetown/

Will they be looking to replace Ewing?

[WarriorFan]

Originally offered by Rutgers, Seton Hall, LaSalle and BC in addition to GT.  Interesting to see where he goes this time.  I've said previously I'd rather have him on our team than the other team.  I'll add that I'd take him over Mane.

[Herman Cain]

Agent causing problems. Next man up for the Hoya's.

[tower912]

If his agent is causing problems, then he has to remain in the draft.   

[Hards Alumni]

https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2020/may/13/mac-mcclung-transfer-georgetown/

Will they be looking to replace Ewing?

Ewing has been a mess.  Probably better in the NBA.

[GoldenWarrior11]

Ewing is yet another example of why schools/ADs should never hire an NBA guy that does not have any collegiate coaching or recruiting experience; it always ends badly (especially in the case of hiring an alum).  Drexler, Mullin, Hardaway, Stackhouse, Porter, Price, Avery Johnson, Walter McCarty, etc.  The list goes on and on. 

I'd expect a Mullin-type divorce after next season (a "mutual" parting of the ways, so each side can save face). 

At least DePaul might have a shot to not finish in last again (although they will likely still finish 10th). 

[Hards Alumni]

Ewing is yet another example of why schools/ADs should never hire an NBA guy that does not have any collegiate coaching or recruiting experience; it always ends badly (especially in the case of hiring an alum).  Drexler, Mullin, Hardaway, Stackhouse, Porter, Price, Avery Johnson, Walter McCarty, etc.  The list goes on and on. 

I'd expect a Mullin-type divorce after next season (a "mutual" parting of the ways, so each side can save face). 

At least DePaul might have a shot to not finish in last again (although they will likely still finish 10th).

Mullin isn't the coach at St. John's anymore.  Also, Michigan had a pretty good year last year.

[PGsHeroes32]

Mullin isn't the coach at St. John's anymore.  Also, Michigan had a pretty good year last year.

"Mullins type divorce"

He's saying Ewing may leave similarly to the way Mullins did

[Hards Alumni]

"Mullins type divorce"

He's saying Ewing may leave similarly to the way Mullins did

Ah, yup, my bad, misread.

[Galway Eagle]

Ewing is yet another example of why schools/ADs should never hire an NBA guy that does not have any collegiate coaching or recruiting experience; it always ends badly (especially in the case of hiring an alum).  Drexler, Mullin, Hardaway, Stackhouse, Porter, Price, Avery Johnson, Walter McCarty, etc.  The list goes on and on. 

I'd expect a Mullin-type divorce after next season (a "mutual" parting of the ways, so each side can save face). 

At least DePaul might have a shot to not finish in last again (although they will likely still finish 10th).

Worked well for Iowa State with Hoiberg. I agree for the most part though, it seems like these guys get one big class, can't coach em, the immediate impact of being a legend dries up and Then they end up just being meh at best.