Is Hiroshima Officially Wrong Now?

[Tugg Speedman]

Has enough time now passed since the school year to officially proclaim all the talk of Hiroshima was wrong?

[jesmu84]

maybe. when do final grades, including resolving any grading conflicts between student/professor, have to be turned in?

[Dawson Rental]

Has enough time now passed since the school year to officially proclaim all the talk of Hiroshima was wrong?

No.

[strotty]

Summer school could be the coin flip on a player or two.

[Lennys Tap]

Summer school could be the coin flip on a player or two.

Two? Any idea whether it's a coin flip based on old or new standards? Or if new ones even exist? Thanks in advance, Mark.

[mileskishnish72]

Could be Nagasaki.

[ATWizJr]

No.

Murs is right.

[strotty]

Two? Any idea whether it's a coin flip based on old or new standards? Or if new ones even exist? Thanks in advance, Mark.

I believe it is one player, but not 100 percent on that.

[Golden Avalanche]

Has enough time now passed since the school year to officially proclaim all the talk of Hiroshima was wrong?

Marquette hasn't had a quiet month of no transactions in perhaps five or six years.

[ATWizJr]

I believe it is one player, but not 100 percent on that.

Can't be. that know it all Dimes has assured us that we are all all a bunch of chicken littles for worrying about anyone leaving. So, no one is leaving.

[reinko]

  Can't be. that know it all Dimes has assured us that we are all all a bunch of chicken littles for worrying about anyone leaving. So, no one is leaving.

We are making fun of you for worrying, obsessing, and circle-jerking yourselves into a frenzy about something you have ZERO control over. 

[Goose]

Great point. Dimes and madtown put any issues to rest over the past couple of weeks. They said all clear and that means all clear!!!!

[madtownwarrior]

can't be, the man with sources (muguru) assured it was a large percentage of the team, that the changes were unfair and that the resulting backlash will be larger than Hiroshima...

  Can't be. that know it all Dimes has assured us that we are all all a bunch of chicken littles for worrying about anyone leaving. So, no one is leaving.

[ATWizJr]

We are making fun of you for worrying, obsessing, and circle-jerking yourselves into a frenzy about something you have ZERO control over. 

Jerk this.

[Lennys Tap]

We are making fun of you for worrying, obsessing, and circle-jerking yourselves into a frenzy about something you have ZERO control over.  

So let's eliminate any worrying, or for that matter, discussion, of all things Marquette over which we have ZERO control. Please turn out the lights if you're the last to leave.

[madtownwarrior]

can't be, the man with sources (muguru) assured it was a large percentage of the team, that the changes were unfair and that the resulting backlash will be larger than Hiroshima...

edited to add - don't worry, this is all part of a plan to return MU to SLU level (as Goose states)...

[Pakuni]

So, it seems to me that what it all comes down to is:

Hiroshima = one player struggling academically.
In which case, MU basketball has endured several Hiroshimas (see: Trend Blackledge, James Matthews) in the recent past and somehow has survived. Miraculously, no doubt.

What do we call it when some shite really hits the fan?
The End of Days?

[Blackhat]

So dramatic!  ... who will win the jets...i mean "sunshine pumpers" or "tin foils"

snap...snap...snap.

[Goose]

Madtown
Do you think SLU wants to be SLU? It just happens when non basketball people get involved in the program. Never said it was the goal, simply said it easier for us to become SLU than UNC. But, you have assured me this will not happen all of my concerns are now gone.

[Pakuni]

Madtown
Do you think SLU wants to be SLU? It just happens when non basketball people get involved in the program. Never said it was the goal, simply said it easier for us to become SLU than UNC. But, you have assured me this will not happen all of my concerns are now gone.

You repeatedly said the administration would be quite content to see Marquette become St. Louis. Even stated, or at the very least implied, they were actively seeking that. Because, you know, 90 percent of the fans wouldn't care.

Easier to become St. Louis than UNC? You don't say.

[Goose]

Obviously they would be quite content if that happened or changes would not be happening. Do not think they have said "hey lets be SLU" but do think a smaller program with less problems is not out of the question. You can mock the 90% comment all you want but it is the truth. There are idiots on this board that would endorse Wardle for next coach if opening happened.

[Rubie Q]

Obviously they would be quite content if that happened or changes would not be happening. Do not think they have said "hey lets be SLU" but do think a smaller program with less problems is not out of the question. You can mock the 90% comment all you want but it is the truth. There are idiots on this board that would endorse Wardle for next coach if opening happened.

Which changes are those?

[Goose]

Pakuni
What is your confidence level that MU will not be playing in a conference with school's like SLU three years from now? Don't you think how the conference shakes out will affect our program?

[chapman]

So, it seems to me that what it all comes down to is:

Hiroshima = one player struggling academically.
In which case, MU basketball has endured several Hiroshimas (see: Trend Blackledge, James Matthews) in the recent past and somehow has survived. Miraculously, no doubt.

What do we call it when some crape really hits the fan?
The End of Days?

Yeah, what happened to three or four players are kicked out of school as soon as the semester ends?  Now it's one player who may need to study extra hard this summer?  Closer to eating a Chipotle burrito than an atom bomb.  I guess the "look at me" factor isn't quite as big for something that is hardly a story.

[LAZER]

Obviously they would be quite content if that happened or changes would not be happening. Do not think they have said "hey lets be SLU" but do think a smaller program with less problems is not out of the question. You can mock the 90% comment all you want but it is the truth. There are idiots on this board that would endorse Wardle for next coach if opening happened.

I'm not buying the 90% comment.  I don't think it's reasonable to say that when MU is a private school of ~8500 students in Milwaukee and year in and year out is in the top 15 for attendance.  To suggest most of the alumni/fan base is apathetic towards the basketball program is bs.