Scott Drew v Wojo

[Heisenberg]

Young Coaches can take a while (sometimes a decade) to figure it out

Scott Drew was hired in 2003. 

His first six seasons.

Overall 81-95
B12 24-70
NCAA zero
Best NIT runner up

Wojo first six seasons

Overall 124-93
BE 59-68
NCAA zero
Best NIT Quarters

Baylor was patient with Drew and it paid off.  MU was not with Wojo.

Now MU has a new young coach.  How patient will they be with him?

[Pakuni]

Some might suggest they stepped into very different circumstances.

[Heisenberg]

Both programs were a mess when they started.

[Pakuni]

Both programs were a mess when they started.

No.

[monkeyman34]

How many scholarship restrictions did wojo walk into?  Who on the previous years MU team murdered someone?  Shaka has 12 years of head coaching experience.

[TAMU, Knower of Ball]

Some might suggest they stepped into very different circumstances.

One also worked for the dirtiest athletic department in the country. Has its perks.

But comparing Wojo to Drew is dumb.

[monkeyman34]

One also worked for the dirtiest athletic department in the country. Has its perks.

But comparing Wojo to Drew is dumb.

Valparaiso is one of the dirtiest athletic departments?

[GooooMarquette]

Both programs were a mess when they started.

Comparing Marquette in 2014 with Baylor in 2003 is just silly. We had won 7 NCAA tournament games within the previous four years. A lot happened during Buzz's last year, but we were still a household name in big-time college hoops. Baylor had completely fallen off the map when Drew showed up.

[MDMU04]

Oh boy! Another thread about the perils of not being patient enough with Wojo!

[MU82]

Both programs were a mess when they started.

This is Grade A Dribble, even for you!

[buckchuckler]

Did a MU player murder a teammate?  I must have missed that somehow.

[Lennys Tap]

Quite possibly the most ridiculous thread in Heisey history. Hard to believe, I'll concede. But quite possibly...

[Billy Hoyle]

Did a MU player murder a teammate?  I must have missed that somehow.

Amazingly, the murder wasn't the most scandalous part of the story.

[wadesworld]

Heise needs some attention in his life so it's time for some shock value on Scoop.

[MUHoopsFan2]

Young Coaches can take a while (sometimes a decade) to figure it out

Scott Drew was hired in 2003. 

His first six seasons.

Overall 81-95
B12 24-70
NCAA zero
Best NIT runner up

Wojo first six seasons

Overall 124-93
BE 59-68
NCAA zero
Best NIT Quarters

Baylor was patient with Drew and it paid off.  MU was not with Wojo.

Now MU has a new young coach.  How patient will they be with him?

Agreed...

[TallTitan34]

Carton murdered Pauly Paulicap if that counts.

https://twitter.com/muoverload/status/1367196190987665416?s=21

[JWags85]

Amazingly, the murder wasn't the most scandalous part of the story.

Wut?!

[MuggsyB]

Carton murdered Pauly Paulicap if that counts.

https://twitter.com/muoverload/status/1367196190987665416?s=21

Carton is a tremendous athlete.  Hopefully he's back with an improved J and better decision making.  I would also like to see him become a lockdown defender.

[PointWarrior]

Ok when I saw the graphic with 18 years of Scott Drew, I just knew someone would post this dumb crap implying Wojo should have been give more time. 

[MUMonster03]

Also pretty convenient to cut the comparison at 6 years (even though you used Wojo's 7 year totals) since Drew's 7th year ended with an elite eight at Baylor.

[Uncle Rico]

Quite possibly the most ridiculous thread in Heisey history. Hard to believe, I'll concede. But quite possibly...

It's spectacular, really

[#UnleashSean]

A projo rises from the ashes!

[goldeneagle91114]

Why did you wait until after Scott Drew won a national championship to post something like this? It's easy to be a "Monday morning quarterback" and draw comparisons and Hypotheticals.

Now you need to go do the same thing for Wojo and all the coaches who DIDNT  make the tournament

[The Sultan]

Also pretty convenient to cut the comparison at 6 years (even though you used Wojo's 7 year totals) since Drew's 7th year ended with an elite eight at Baylor.

Exactly.  He's being intellectually dishonest again.

[Lennys Tap]

Did a MU player murder a teammate?  I must have missed that somehow.

Some Scoopers think a murder that doesn't make the papers is better than allegations of sexual assault (for which no charges are filed) hitting the Chicago Tribune.