Floor Slap

[Milkshakes]

I find it so fascinating that Stevie, Kam and at least one other guy have done the floor slap. Every time someone does it I kind of tilt my head and say "did he just do that?"  Just seems ironic to me.  Has it become a thing with younger guys or is it just ironic?

Sorry if posted elsewhere. Love scoop but generally don't read past page one of any post cause well, you know....

[Uncle Rico]

I find it so fascinating that Stevie, Kam and at least one other guy have done the floor slap. Every time someone does it I kind of tilt my head and say "did he just do that?"  Just seems ironic to me.  Has it become a thing with younger guys or is it just ironic?

Sorry if posted elsewhere. Love scoop but generally don't read past page one of any post cause well, you know....

They're thanking Wojo for recruiting them to Marquette.  A nice nod from them

[Shooter McGavin]

I find it so fascinating that Stevie, Kam and at least one other guy have done the floor slap. Every time someone does it I kind of tilt my head and say "did he just do that?"  Just seems ironic to me.  Has it become a thing with younger guys or is it just ironic?

Sorry if posted elsewhere. Love scoop but generally don't read past page one of any post cause well, you know....

I also find this ironic and hilarious at the same time.  Wojo if he's paying attention at all has to be cringing.  He shied away from it and Shaka embraces it.

[panda]

I also find this ironic and hilarious at the same time.  Wojo if he's paying attention at all has to be cringing.  He shied away from it and Shaka embraces it.

His teams never had an opportunity to slap the floor with the way they played D

[Shooter McGavin]

His teams never had an opportunity to slap the floor with the way they played D

Ha!  Agreed.

[Dr. Blackheart]

It is a code as to what defense they are playing.

[The Sultan]

Wojo didn't invent the floor slap for defense you know.  It was around before him and others have used it since.

[We R Final Four]

Shaka slaps the floor more than any of his players.

[MUfan12]

Wojo didn't invent the floor slap for defense you know.  It was around before him and others have used it since.

Like Jump Around, aina?

[TSmith34, Inc.]

It is a code as to what defense they are playing.

Lock down defense

[avid1010]

Shaka slaps the floor more than any of his players.

[The Lens]

A fitting nod to the man who laid the foundation for the #11 team in the country.

[wadesworld]

Love it.

[cheebs09]

One of the good things to come out of the pandemic was coach's dress code relaxing. I mean Huggy Bear was ahead of the game, but nice to see catching on.

[Uncle Rico]

One of the good things to come out of the pandemic was coach's dress code relaxing. I mean Huggy Bear was ahead of the game, but nice to see catching on.

Al wore a tie.  Really disrespects the program to dress like a hobo, imo

[BrewCity83]

One of the good things to come out of the pandemic was coach's dress code relaxing. I mean Huggy Bear was ahead of the game, but nice to see catching on.

Disagree.  With the amount those guys get paid, there's no reason they can't put on a jacket and tie for two hours.  It makes the games seem just a little bit bigger when the coaches are dressed up.  Leave the warmups and golf shirts for practice time.

[5DollarPitcher]

Al wore a tie.  Really disrespects the program to dress like a hobo, imo

Hobos wear polos, khakis, and brand new Jordans?

Unless you are referring to Huggins, in which case you are correct.

[Uncle Rico]

Hobos wear polos, khakis, and brand new Jordans?

Unless you are referring to Huggins, in which case you are correct.

Real men wear coats and ties.  Hobos wear anything else

[VanderBlueFanClub]

Shaka slaps the floor and really gets the crowd energetic as well. On TV its not as cool, but in person it is awesome.

[5DollarPitcher]

Real men wear coats and ties.  Hobos wear anything else

Ok boomer

[jficke13]

Hobos wear polos, khakis, and brand new Jordans?

Unless you are referring to Huggins, in which case you are correct.

Huggins BE tourney like 9 button gold zoot suit was an all-timer.

I can imagine the convo with the AD:

AD: "Huggs, in this tournament you're wearing a suit."

Huggins: "Not gonna happen. You know I'm a track suit guy."

AD: "This is not negotiable. The BoT is putting their foot down on this one. It's suit or you're bussing back to WV before game one tips."

Huggins: <death glare> "Fine. But you're not gonna like it."

[warriorchick]

Disagree.  With the amount those guys get paid, there's no reason they can't put on a jacket and tie for two hours.  It makes the games seem just a little bit bigger when the coaches are dressed up.  Leave the warmups and golf shirts for practice time.

Bankers and attorneys don't even wear coats and ties anymore.  Do you expect a basketball coach to dress fancier than they do?

For the record, I prefer people to be dressed up.  I like doing it myself, and I hate going to an expensive restaurant and have the guy next to me wearing cargo shorts and a Tom Brady jersey.

[Uncle Rico]

Ok boomer

We're establishing a culture here.  Hard work isn't sloppy and being casual.  Hard work is serious business and serious people don't go to work in tennis shoes

[5DollarPitcher]

We're establishing a culture here.  Hard work isn't sloppy and being casual.  Hard work is serious business and serious people don't go to work in tennis shoes

If you're trolling: Bravo

If you're not:  Wojo wore a suit every day, and we were the most mediocre team in college basketball, if not in all of sports.

[Uncle Rico]

If you're trolling: Bravo

If you're not:  Wojo wore a suit every day, and we were the most mediocre team in college basketball, if not in all of sports.

And Al McGuire wore a suit to every game.  Shaka hasn't won a tournament game since he quit wearing a tie.