Outsiders View Of Hausers Transfer

[Uncle Rico]

Come on now.  The men who love to eat meat of MUScoop have told us they didn't care about their own shots.  They wanted more equal distribution for the likes of Theo John, Ed Morrow, Jamal Cain, etc.

Having said that, UVA players had no problem getting enough shots to be noticed by NBA scouts last year.  Winning puts you in the spotlight for those scouts to find you.

The first part of this statement will never not make me laugh

[Silkk the Shaka]

Time will tell if the transfers were a good decision for the Hauser boys.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-18J8lGJeLo

[warriorjoe]

They're gone.

Both players will have a lot of time to think about their decision while they are sitting on the bench.

Next man up.

Go Warriors!

[TAMU, Knower of Ball]

Virginia just produced three first round picks. Their style will not limit Sam's draft stock

[muhoops1]

Not sure where to put this...watching volleyball Final Four UW v Baylor.
Going to commercial break, saw this guy in the crowd. Strange situation cheering for your girlfriend wearing a Bucky shirt...and everyone in the crowd is disappointed in your decision.

Love Trumps All?

[MUDPT]

They are both perfect fits for their teams this season. UVA needs outside shooting. MSU needs a 4. We shall see after this season.

[rocket surgeon]

The first part of this statement will never not make me laugh

  come on now?

  tears are coming out of my eyes-stop stop you're killing me


   

[We R Final Four]

Nothing strange about that. His GF is going to the NCAA finals. And who is disappointed that he's cheering for his GF?

Every Badger fan he is sitting with.

[Stretchdeltsig]

It really stinks because Sam would be ending a great college career at Marquette this year if it weren't for his spoiled pouting younger brother. It cost them big time and changed our memory of Sam from a good one to a bad dream that we'd rather not think about any more. Sad.

[The Lens]

For the past 30+ years I have seen it all.  Losses to Dayton, SLU, heck even TCU.  But nothing dampened my spirit. 

This transfer has challenged my faith more than anything.

Markus not passing to Sam on that last possession vs. Seton Hall may have broken me more than it broke the Hausers.  I find no joy in Marquette hoops now.   I have my season tix, I still read scoop, but something is different. 

Hopefully next year will be better, we'll see.

[Johnny B]

Lock this

[🏀]

For the past 30+ years I have seen it all.  Losses to Dayton, SLU, heck even TCU.  But nothing dampened my spirit. 

This transfer has challenged my faith more than anything.

Markus not passing to Sam on that last possession vs. Seton Hall may have broken me more than it broke the Hausers.  I find no joy in Marquette hoops now.   I have my season tix, I still read scoop, but something is different. 

Hopefully next year will be better, we'll see.

This is some gold.

[The Lens]

This is some gold.

Gold was a low point, too.

[tower912]

Having faith in a sport played by young men at a school you attended decades ago is not a great idea to begin with.  Choosing the side of those who left and allowing their departure to affect your attitude going forward toward the team who stayed is a worse idea.

[🏀]

Gold was a low point, too.

For you. Clearly not the Marquette Men's Basketball team.

[The Lens]

Having faith in a sport played by young men at a school you attended decades ago is not a great idea to begin with.  Choosing the side of those who left and allowing their departure to affect your attitude going forward toward the team who stayed is a worse idea.

I'm not choosing the side of those who left.  I could care less how MSU & UVA perform. I'm merely stating that interest & care in MU has severely dampened.  Maybe it's the Brewers & Bucks being really good, maybe it's age, maybe it's watching my kids compete, who knows.  In any case, the Hausers leaving feels like the final straw.  I don't trust who is in charge and I have little faith it'll get better. I hope I'm wrong bc for 30 years, this was my thing.  It's given me incredible joy and amazing memories. Not to mention some heartbreak. I've seen it all. My god, I endured Tom Crean. I always thought if I could survive him, I could survive anything.  🤷🏻‍♂️

[tower912]

I was there for the last two years of Majerus and the first two years of Dukiet.  I love MU basketball, but I learned early that it is just another construct that will have highs and lows and warts and imperfections with only incredibly rare payoffs.   So, Hausers?   Just a plot twist in a never ending saga.

[Loose Cannon]

For the past 30+ years I have seen it all.  Losses to Dayton, SLU, heck even TCU.  But nothing dampened my spirit. 

This transfer has challenged my faith more than anything.

Markus not passing to Sam on that last possession vs. Seton Hall may have broken me more than it broke the Hausers.  I find no joy in Marquette hoops now.   I have my season tix, I still read scoop, but something is different. 

Hopefully next year will be better, we'll see.

Honestly I hope You can pull yourself through to feeling better. 

[Dr. Blackheart]

For the past 30+ years I have seen it all.  Losses to Dayton, SLU, heck even TCU.  But nothing dampened my spirit. 

This transfer has challenged my faith more than anything.

Markus not passing to Sam on that last possession vs. Seton Hall may have broken me more than it broke the Hausers.  I find no joy in Marquette hoops now.   I have my season tix, I still read scoop, but something is different. 

Hopefully next year will be better, we'll see.

EMHO?

[🏀]

Honestly I hope You can pull yourself through to feeling better. 

This. Happy holidays, thoughts and prayers.

[Cheeks]

EMHO?

Sportin woody, eh

[lawdog77]

I'm not choosing the side of those who left.  I could care less how MSU & UVA perform. I'm merely stating that interest & care in MU has severely dampened.  Maybe it's the Brewers & Bucks being really good, maybe it's age, maybe it's watching my kids compete, who knows.  In any case, the Hausers leaving feels like the final straw.  I don't trust who is in charge and I have little faith it'll get better. I hope I'm wrong bc for 30 years, this was my thing.  It's given me incredible joy and amazing memories. Not to mention some heartbreak. I've seen it all. My god, I endured Tom Crean. I always thought if I could survive him, I could survive anything.  🤷🏻‍♂️

We are here to talk you off the proverbial ledge. This years team plays great defense, has better ball movement, and has a guy who can get a bucket if need be. Stick around, this year's team may surprise you.

[The Lens]

Sportin woody, eh

Leave Jayce Johnson out of this

[Jay Bee]

I could care less how MSU & UVA perform.

That's not saying much. Now, if you COULDN'T care less, that would be interesting.

[dgies9156]

To date, the only real impact from the defection of the Brothers Hauser has been the lack of national media attention on our program.

Godforsaken Dayton is ranked 13th and we barely get any votes? That's the impact of the Hauser defection. I doubt had we had the Brothers Hauser, we would have defeated Maryland and Wisconsin played extraordinarily well the day we met them at the Kohlhole.

Had they stayed, Markus would have had days where he scored 40+ points, like he does now. We also seem to be a better defensive team and so far, Sacar has picked up where the Big Hauser left off.