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Apparently old washed up coaches are allergic to Markquis. He’s like their markryptonite or something
OLD WASHED UP COACHES HATE THIS ONE SMALL PERSON
Tang has beaten 4 National Championship Coaches in year one. SelfIzzoCalipariDrew
Tom Izzo looks like my aunt.
Sorry I've been very slack (BUT NO ONE ELSE STEPPED UP!)
Quote from: CHONGS on December 05, 2023, 08:17:51 PMSorry I've been very slack (BUT NO ONE ELSE STEPPED UP!)Being a snazzy dresser must be a requirement for Nova bball. Did you see the team chaplain/priest? To the nines!
ay Wright retired in April 2022. Among the reasons stated by Wright was “burn out.”[15] Prior to 2021, Wright was long considered one of the best dressed coaches in college basketball.[16] However, beginning in the pandemic shortened 2020–2021 season, and into his season of burn out, Wright began to wear “athleisure wear” on the sidelines.[17] This was controversial amongst the Villanova Community.[18] When Neptune was hired, he was informed by Villanova University President, Father Peter M. Donohue, that he had to return to wearing a suit for games.[19] While coaching at Fordham, prior to being hired as head coach of Villanova, Neptune wore a suit as his gameday attire.[20] The return of the suits was viewed as a positive within the Villanova community, including former Villanova national championship winning Center, Daniel Ochefu, who tweeted "Very tuff Nep! Bring the suits back pls!"[21]
Quote from: nicname on December 05, 2023, 09:16:12 PMQuote from: CHONGS on December 05, 2023, 08:17:51 PMSorry I've been very slack (BUT NO ONE ELSE STEPPED UP!)Being a snazzy dresser must be a requirement for Nova bball. Did you see the team chaplain/priest? To the nines!It is an actual requirement. From wikipedia:Quoteay Wright retired in April 2022. Among the reasons stated by Wright was “burn out.”[15] Prior to 2021, Wright was long considered one of the best dressed coaches in college basketball.[16] However, beginning in the pandemic shortened 2020–2021 season, and into his season of burn out, Wright began to wear “athleisure wear” on the sidelines.[17] This was controversial amongst the Villanova Community.[18] When Neptune was hired, he was informed by Villanova University President, Father Peter M. Donohue, that he had to return to wearing a suit for games.[19] While coaching at Fordham, prior to being hired as head coach of Villanova, Neptune wore a suit as his gameday attire.[20] The return of the suits was viewed as a positive within the Villanova community, including former Villanova national championship winning Center, Daniel Ochefu, who tweeted "Very tuff Nep! Bring the suits back pls!"[21]
Quote from: Sandstone Outcropping on December 05, 2023, 09:38:42 PMQuote from: nicname on December 05, 2023, 09:16:12 PMQuote from: CHONGS on December 05, 2023, 08:17:51 PMSorry I've been very slack (BUT NO ONE ELSE STEPPED UP!)Being a snazzy dresser must be a requirement for Nova bball. Did you see the team chaplain/priest? To the nines!It is an actual requirement. From wikipedia:Quoteay Wright retired in April 2022. Among the reasons stated by Wright was “burn out.”[15] Prior to 2021, Wright was long considered one of the best dressed coaches in college basketball.[16] However, beginning in the pandemic shortened 2020–2021 season, and into his season of burn out, Wright began to wear “athleisure wear” on the sidelines.[17] This was controversial amongst the Villanova Community.[18] When Neptune was hired, he was informed by Villanova University President, Father Peter M. Donohue, that he had to return to wearing a suit for games.[19] While coaching at Fordham, prior to being hired as head coach of Villanova, Neptune wore a suit as his gameday attire.[20] The return of the suits was viewed as a positive within the Villanova community, including former Villanova national championship winning Center, Daniel Ochefu, who tweeted "Very tuff Nep! Bring the suits back pls!"[21]His suit jackets are very nice but he definitely wore quarter zips during Battle 4 Atlantis.
