Ed Cooley Says Fighting Words

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aaeismacgychel
This whole story is just so bizarre. The only way it makes sense to me is if he was reading an excerpt from Juwan's private diary after he lost yet another game to us. I mean there's out of left field and then there's whatever this is. Whatever rubber band Cooley had holding all his marbles in clearly snapped.
 
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OskeeLoyalty
Both of my step-brothers went to Georgetown and they are so embarrassed by their program and Ed Cooley making these comments... what a dipshit :ROFLMAO:

They are also frustrated by the amount of debt they have in student loans.... talk about a lack of ROI
 
#134      
Iamgroot
Lol anybody else watching Georgetown struggle against the mighty Wagner program at Georgetown 🤣😂
 
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Illinifrank67
Iamgroot said:
Lol anybody else watching Georgetown struggle against the mighty Wagner program at Georgetown 🤣😂
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1m4tr
My how the mighty Hoyas have fallen. I went to grad school at Georgetown and I remember seeing the imposing John Thompson walking across campus one day. I don’t think I’d recognize Ed Cooley if you pointed him out to me.
 
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sacraig
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A long way back. We never used to struggle to make the tournament. Jensen through early Weber, missing the NCAA Tournament was an outlier.
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I love that Henson autocorrected to Jensen and I only now noticed.

And buly love, I mean I hate it. 🤬
 
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WyattEarp
1m4tr said:
My how the mighty Hoyas have fallen. I went to grad school at Georgetown and I remember seeing the imposing John Thompson walking across campus one day. I don’t think I’d recognize Ed Cooley if you pointed him out to me.
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For the life of me, I don’t know why they fired his son: JT3. It’s been all down hill since.

I always thought it was interesting that he played at Princeton and not Georgetown. He ran mostly his version of Princeton stuff at Georgetown…rather than being a clone of his father. I’m sure he revered both. But it always seemed like he tried to emulate P. Carrill way more than his dad.
 
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