If McDermott wins NPOY where will he rank in Big East lore?
Re: If McDermott wins NPOY where will he rank in Big East lo
by Wizard of Westroads » Fri Apr 04, 2014 8:37 am
Here's your Big East lore, from Wikipedia circa 2039:
"The Big East Conference was reborn in 2013 after the abomination of college football destroyed the previous league. The conference struggled for exposure in its first year, because two of the traditional powers, Georgetown and Marquette, had disappointing seasons. One shining moment for the league in its first season was the play of three-time All American Doug McDermott, whose player of the year awards were the first for the conference since Walter Berry's in 1986. Villanova added to the league's luster with a Final Four run in 2015. By 2016, the league's top recruiting classes began to play dividends, as high school players flocked to schools where basketball was king. Marquette and Georgetown returned to prominence with Final Four appearances, with the Hoyas claiming the '16 national title. National titles quickly followed for other league members, including McDermott's Creighton Bluejays. In 2024, on the 10th anniversary of McDermott's season, the league named its player of the year award after the Bluejay legend for helping usher in a new era of greatness.
"College football, as it had previously existed, collapsed in 2020, spiraling into a sewer of corruption and greed."
"The Big East Conference was reborn in 2013 after the abomination of college football destroyed the previous league. The conference struggled for exposure in its first year, because two of the traditional powers, Georgetown and Marquette, had disappointing seasons. One shining moment for the league in its first season was the play of three-time All American Doug McDermott, whose player of the year awards were the first for the conference since Walter Berry's in 1986. Villanova added to the league's luster with a Final Four run in 2015. By 2016, the league's top recruiting classes began to play dividends, as high school players flocked to schools where basketball was king. Marquette and Georgetown returned to prominence with Final Four appearances, with the Hoyas claiming the '16 national title. National titles quickly followed for other league members, including McDermott's Creighton Bluejays. In 2024, on the 10th anniversary of McDermott's season, the league named its player of the year award after the Bluejay legend for helping usher in a new era of greatness.
"College football, as it had previously existed, collapsed in 2020, spiraling into a sewer of corruption and greed."
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Re: If McDermott wins NPOY where will he rank in Big East lo
by Sumdumguy » Sun Apr 06, 2014 10:54 am
The only reason I brought up Maravich was because he would be on many people's list of the top 5 players of all time, but never made a deep run in the tourney, which is apparently a requirement here. In fact he never made the tourney. Sorry Pete, consensus here is you weren't really that good.
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Re: If McDermott wins NPOY where will he rank in Big East lo
by hoopseinstein23 » Sun Apr 06, 2014 8:16 pm
Well...the season has just about concluded. From my earlier posts it appers that I was correct. I won the argument. McDermott will go down in Big East lore as one of the best ever!!! We will keep Ewing up there with him, just a notch or 2 below. Thanks for playing
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Re: If McDermott wins NPOY where will he rank in Big East lo
by hoopseinstein23 » Wed Aug 06, 2014 5:33 am
Since I have definitively proven that mcbuckets was better than Ewing in college, it appears obvios now that He will over shawdow Patrick in the NBA. Sorry Ewing fans, facts are facts
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