MU culture

[tower912]

https://www.jsonline.com/story/sports/college/marquette/2025/02/11/marquette-only-power-conference-team-without-incoming-division-1-transfers/78393079007/

I think 4never said that sometimes we are ashamed of the things we should be proud of and proud of the things we should be ashamed of.   I agreed.  I doubt we would have agreed about which is which.   

However, as MU fans, we should be proud of our coaches and players for this.   

[Milkshakes]

Nice article.  Culture matters right now more than ever.  I hope we see a team that manages the adversity of a 3 game loosing streak and crushes the rest of the season.

[Uncle Rico]

Culture is for losers

[Zog from Margo]

Great stuff!

[Newsdreams]

https://www.jsonline.com/story/sports/college/marquette/2025/02/11/marquette-only-power-conference-team-without-incoming-division-1-transfers/78393079007/

I think 4never said that sometimes we are ashamed of the things we should be proud of and proud of the things we should be ashamed of.   I agreed.  I doubt we would have agreed about which is which.   

However, as MU fans, we should be proud of our coaches and players for this.   

How dare you!!

[Newsdreams]

Culture is for losers

Is woke

[rocky_warrior]

Is woke

[tower912]

Count me in the Culture Club.

[Newsdreams]

Starting bong hits soon

[Billy Hoyle]

Running hills? I thought only Wardle made players do that.

[tower912]

Running hills? I thought only Wardle made players do that.

Watch some of the #mubb offseason videos.

[rocky_warrior]

Starting bong hits soon

[Newsdreams]

Video unavailable, fail

[rocky_warrior]

Video unavailable, fail

Shows up for me, you must live under an oppressive regime. 

[Scoop Snoop]

Shows up for me, you must live under an oppressive regime.

This sure sounds political to me.

[TSmith34, Inc.]

Culture is for losers

I believe it is spelled loosers

[PointWarrior]

Will be happy if the culture covers against Depaul tonight.

[CountryRoads]

I'm ready to put the "no incoming transfers in 3 years" narrative to rest. It's not inherently a good thing or a bad thing to not take transfers.

Why is the cutoff 3 years anyway? Oh right, it's because we took 2 transfers 4 years ago who ended up being drafted and played major roles in 2 of the best regular seasons in the last 50 years. One of them is near or at "MU legend" status.

It's just kind of lame to keep gloating about. It doesn't result in any more wins, other teams have great cultures with many transfers, and it's also not entirely representative of what has made MU so successful in Shaka's tenure. Just my thought on it, anyway.

[Elonsmusk]

Great story that really highlights how special we have it as MU fans. Read that article and ask yourself, how can Shaka NOT be our "forever" coach?  Hopefully our fan base can show as much character and toughness as our team, when we have a down stretch or season under Shaka. The recent complaining by some about some
of our players/Shaka has been disappointing.

[BrewCity83]

It's become apparent that the only reason Shaka took in some transfers in his first season was to fill gaping holes in the roster that he inherited.  It really was his only option at that point. 

[Vander Blue Man Group]

I'm ready to put the "no incoming transfers in 3 years" narrative to rest. It's not inherently a good thing or a bad thing to not take transfers.

Why is the cutoff 3 years anyway? Oh right, it's because we took 2 transfers 4 years ago who ended up being drafted and played major roles in 2 of the best regular seasons in the last 50 years. One of them is near or at "MU legend" status.

It's just kind of lame to keep gloating about. It doesn't result in any more wins, other teams have great cultures with many transfers, and it's also not entirely representative of what has made MU so successful in Shaka's tenure. Just my thought on it, anyway.

Pretty obvious the tranfers in year 1 were needed to field an actual team. Those tranfers also played for Marquette for 2-3 seasons and developed into those NBA players here. 

I also think it is perfectly fine to be proud of or gloat about.  I enjoy seeing a high level of success on the court while watching the same guys grow and develop over a number of years. 

[Newsdreams]

This sure sounds political to me.

Governor here is now red

[Newsdreams]

Will be happy if the culture covers against Depaul tonight.

Sorry to tell you, but Shaka's culture doesn't include covering.

[tower912]

I'm ready to put the "no incoming transfers in 3 years" narrative to rest. It's not inherently a good thing or a bad thing to not take transfers.

Why is the cutoff 3 years anyway? Oh right, it's because we took 2 transfers 4 years ago who ended up being drafted and played major roles in 2 of the best regular seasons in the last 50 years. One of them is near or at "MU legend" status.

It's just kind of lame to keep gloating about. It doesn't result in any more wins, other teams have great cultures with many transfers, and it's also not entirely representative of what has made MU so successful in Shaka's tenure. Just my thought on it, anyway.

It will be the narrative as long as it continues.

[rocky_warrior]

Governor here is now red

I was talking about how your wifey puts "newsy" controls on your internet.  Duh.