Free Quebec wrote:

Justin Moore from Drexel (all-CAA) transferring to Loyola (Chi). Another get for the A10.

I will say, a lot of the players moving already are guards. It’s going to be a real challenge to get quality big men because they are so in demand. LaSalle landed a post player from Penn St , who was little used. No idea if that’s a good get for them or not, but I’m hopeful we can land someone a bit more accomplished.

We could/should set our sights outside of the US for some big-man talent.

Talk about winning ugly!  It was almost painful to watch.  The offense was almost non-existent, with most point coming from the defense, and the turnovers were intolerable?

MVCOLONIAL wrote:

We are 9 and 2 yet according to ESPN there were only 1200 people at the game. Why is that? Smith Center only seats 5000, we should be able to pack it with rabid fans

The problem is not on the student side.  It's on the ticket-buying side.

Reminder that Towson's head coach is a former GWU women's basketball assistant coach - Laura Harper - under Jen Rizzotti.  Her dad was a former GW men's basketball player - Havriland Harper.

GW0509 wrote:

Not sure if everyone saw but the band re-branded as the Foghorns 

https://twitter.com/gwuband/status/1691898905733013758

How many knew they were formerly the C-Brass?  I didn't.

GWAlum2001 wrote:

Joel Joseph wrote:

As a parent/family member giving advice to a student athlete:
1. Georgetown, with it's outstanding academics, alumni base, job opportunities once bball is over, location, conference, coach (Cooley), etc.

or

2. GW - only thing that can match is location. All other factors fail to match up.

Not a difficult decision.

While your point is relevant, for a 1 year rental I don't think this matters as much.  Keithgreene has it right, Georgetown cut a bigger check for his services.

Let's give Cooley some credit for out-recruiting CC.  I wonder how Maximus feels about this.

Received an offer today from Notre Dame.

The Smitty will be relatively full, but my guess is 60% by VCU fans.

And thus, our new moniker has been born - the Cardiac Colonials!

Mike and his wife and family are very religious people.  Sometimes your religious beliefs can paint your behaviors.  I'm not saying that is the case, just saying it is possible.  I've heard from others over the years that Mike had a tendency to press his religious beliefs onto others.  He never did it with me, so I can't say that is factual.