Big East 2024 -25 Results

[Scoop Snoop]

Great game.  The difference was the Hurley T.

Hurley is the player of the game.

[Scoop Snoop]

The tape of this game will be pure gold. 

[1SE]

2-bid league

DePaul and Marquette?

[Scoop Snoop]

DePaul and Marquette?

Nah. The CMU game sunk us. Cooley is going to take Georgetown to the tourney and beat every bullsh!t team in his path.

[Uncle Rico]

DePaul and Marquette?

I don't think the Purdue or Maryland wins will hold up

[brewcity77]

That was an incredible game. Really impressed by Memphis, thought they would fold in overtime having given up the big lead and with Haggerty fouled out. Hurley cost UConn the win, no doubt. Still a fun watch.

[tower912]

November neutral floor game.  Helluva game, lots of teachable moments and lessons to be learned.  A lot of fun.

[Uncle Rico]

After his presser, it's clear college basketball needs more Danny Hurley's on the sideline

[wadesworld]

After his presser, it's clear college basketball needs more Danny Hurley's on the sideline

Used to hate him. He's a nut, but he's awesome.

[Uncle Rico]

Used to hate him. He's a nut, but he's awesome.

I get why people hate him but that's a big part of what makes him great for the game. 

[Herman Cain]

Hurley screwed The Big East today with the T. Will have a couple bites at the Apple of redemption the rest of the tournament. 

[tower912]

Hurley has done his share for the Big East and will be just fine.

[StillWarriors]

Hurley is the player of the game.

UConn got bailed out with a double technical call after Johnson of UConn pushed a Memphis player late in the game. Memphis kid bailed them out getting in Johnson's face after and earning his own T, which nullified Johnson's. Dumb play by Johnson, but it got me thinking, how could Hurley ever get on a player about losing their composure when he has no composure from start to finish of a game? I'd love to ask him that.

I've come around on Hurley to some degree based on his demeanor and introspection in interviews (and MU compliments), but there is no denying he is a lunatic on the sidelines during a game.

[MU82]

I have no problem with UConn losing ... even if it somehow "hurts" Marquette (which it really doesn't).

It's nice to know UConn ain't invincible, fun to see Danny get T'd up, and good to see that big pressure from great defensive guards can take them out of their game sometimes.

[rocket surgeon]

 a lot of people hated al and that was all fine except when it affected calls or seedings  today, I can't imagine the same happening to hurley

[wisblue]

UConn looked like a work in progress, like most teams do in November.

They have a lot of talent. I kind of wish MU played them once earlier in the season.

[Scoop Snoop]

Hurley screwed The Big East today with the T. Will have a couple bites at the Apple of redemption the rest of the tournament. 

This is really getting old Herman.

[MuggsyB]

It sounds like Memphis outplayed them despite the comeback. 

[Scoop Snoop]

UConn got bailed out with a double technical call after Johnson of UConn pushed a Memphis player late in the game. Memphis kid bailed them out getting in Johnson's face after and earning his own T, which nullified Johnson's. Dumb play by Johnson, but it got me thinking, how could Hurley ever get on a player about losing their composure when he has no composure from start to finish of a game? I'd love to ask him that.

I've come around on Hurley to some degree based on his demeanor and introspection in interviews (and MU compliments), but there is no denying he is a lunatic on the sidelines during a game.

No question that the Memphis player blew their chance when he pushed Johnson, but no surprise that he did that. Coaches are supposed to be better at self-control and should rarely get T'd up. I think Hurley was close to a T earlier and I believe that refs will typically give a coach a one time "knock it off" warning that is not always picked up by the cameras.

As in any game, many things could be blamed or credited for the outcome-poor FT shooting, questionable foul calls, a key player fouling out, etc. In this case, Hurley is charged with losing the game if for no other reason, he was on the sideline and had he been in full self-control the game MIGHT have ended differently. 

[PGsHeroes32]

X getting it together now in the second half. Really need them to win

[Newsdreams]

No question that the Memphis player blew their chance when he pushed Johnson, but no surprise that he did that. Coaches are supposed to be better at self-control and should rarely get T'd up. I think Hurley was close to a T earlier and I believe that refs will typically give a coach a one time "knock it off" warning that is not always picked up by the cameras.

As in any game, many things could be blamed or credited for the outcome-poor FT shooting, questionable foul calls, a key player fouling out, etc. In this case, Hurley is charged with losing the game if for no other reason, he was on the sideline and had he been in full self-control the game MIGHT have ended differently. 

Al did get T'd up at crucial games

[MuggsyB]

X getting it together now in the second half. Really need them to win

W

[Scoop Snoop]

Al did get T'd up at crucial games

Uh huh. Like the Natty game in '74.

[Billy Hoyle]

Used to hate him. He's a nut, but he's awesome.

and he has incredible respect for Shaka and MU.

[Herman Cain]

X with solid win over Cocks. Miller doing an excellent so far with Musketeers this year.