Big East offseason news

[Hards Alumni]

You strike me as someone that would proudly hang a Confederate flag without shame

There's always room next to the pennant if little willie has the courage to defy his old lady.

[The Sultan]

You strike me as someone that would proudly hang a Confederate flag without shame

It's next to his Warrior pennant.

[MuMark]

https://x.com/jeffpassan/status/2083641669614776771?s=61

[GB Warrior]

Just can't get fcking rid of this guy https://x.com/adamzagoria/status/2083698947772625220?s=46

[MU82]

Danny Hurley is railing against coaches who are taking advantage of the recent court ruling that allows fifth-year athletes to keep playing college ball.

"We can't go on the way we're going on like this," Hurley told reporters Friday. "It's the (college) players, but then you also have kids in high school who get affected by this, so there are people who end up losing. You can't act like it's a victimless situation. There are kids who are 17, 18 years old who potentially may lose out on opportunities, so it's not victimless."

"You can put together better teams, compete and not have to identify young talent, develop that talent (and) have a vision of putting together a team over time to develop," Hurley said. "Now you can screw up high school recruiting, (transfer) portal recruiting, not have a very good team and now start plucking from a group of players in August and put together a team."

Hurley said he won't add any players to his roster but called the situation "frustrating."

"If compliance says something is illegal and we can't do it, or a player is ineligible based on the rules, our reaction as a university isn't, 'Let's go find a lawyer in Willimantic, Connecticut.'"