CrawfishBucket wrote:MullinMayhem wrote:In Mullin's first year aka one of SJ's worst seasons ever with arguably the least talented roster in our history, we scheduled:
#19 Vanderbilt
#13 Indiana
Syracuse
#25 South Carolina
No excuse for G'Town's horrendous OOC schedule.
I just read this Gary Parrish article and its as clueless as a lot of these comments here. I think you're letting the media influence you.
https://www.cbssports.com/college-baske ... ger-issue/What this article and all of you seem to disregard is that Ewing is instilling a culture. Getting beat down from start to finish definitely will not help attendance or confidence for this new squad. Or confidence from recruits.
It sounds more like you who is allowing the media to influence you. Most people, analysts or not, views Georgetown's schedule as a joke. A flat out joke!
Your latter quote is nothing but excuses. You can learn a lot about the ability of your team and you as a coach by playing decent or even mediocre teams. Georgetown is playing horrible teams. Besides, they were only actually set up to play one good team (Michigan State), and possibly another good team (Oregon) or a decent-to-mediocre team (UConn) in the PK80 Tournament. Miss me with the crap about "getting beat down," when it was only a chance that would happen once or twice. There is also a chance Georgetown could've beaten UConn in the loser's bracket of the PK80 Tournament.
If you think recruits and their people's aren't savvy or aware of bunk, then you're more clueless than I originally thought (and, that would be mind boggling, considering what I already think of you).
He's in the process of turning the roster over. We can see the results of Mullin's approach. Recruiting for St Johns has been a hard road. I think Ewing is doing what he needs to do, to get this program in shape.
Mullin brought in a top 40 kid in Shamorie Ponds after only being on the job for 5 months. He also was able to secure a top 70 recruit in Marcus LoVett shortly after taking the job. What's your point again?
We just got a nice commitment from Grayson Carter. Do you think he wants to play for a program that is 22-43, like Mullin's squad?
The same Grayson Carter who is ranked similarly to St. John's most recent commit, Josh Roberts, right? Okay. Josh Roberts wanted to play for Mullin, and he's similarly ranked the same as Carter, so why not? We're also amongst the leaders for Luther Muhammad's services. He's a top 50 player, so why even allow Mullin and his record to be in the race for his services, huh?
The schedule will gradually get better as the team gets better. You can be sure of that.
You assume the schedule will get better. There's nothing or nowhere he states it will get better other than blind faith. The only thing I'm sure of is this is more trolling from the dolt who is probably a casual, Georgetown fan, but is more of a fan of an AAC team.
Chew on this as I depart (a couple of these quotes tell the tale):
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/spo ... beacee6e70