Podcast: Scott & Jay Walker (3-8-22)

[R1Letterman]

You would need a 50 ton winch to pull Jay's head out of Marlins ass

That must be why they call it “The objective media is REARing its ugly head”

[ZoomZoom]

Well, when it comes to media, if you want to stay, you better play.

News, weather, sports…it doesn’t matter.

We will know more come April 1st or after.

[Turbine]

Did they have a losing record? Yes or No?

Yes, I mean no. My comment "before getting motivated" shows the losing record was at prior point in time.

Speaking of prior points in time... before the "everyone gets a trophy" era the basketball team would not have even made the conference tourney and would still have a losing record.

[ZoomZoom]

Yes, I mean no. My comment "before getting motivated" shows the losing record was at prior point in time.

Speaking of prior points in time... before the "everyone gets a trophy" era the basketball team would not have even made the conference tourney and would still have a losing record.

When you have a 12 (14) team conference, of course everyone gets invited. Job security.

[clearsprings]

BB2022

[zephyr]

Everyone can have their own opinions. Everyone cannot have their own facts.

How is clarifying a literal fact a sign I want Marlin to stay? I’ve said in NUMEROUS posts it’s time to change.

He won more games than he lost this year. No one said anything about quality of competition when asking about the record.

Because, you continue to make this same argument which goes against wanting him to be replaced.

[CajunJeaux]

Because, you continue to make this same argument which goes against wanting him to be replaced.

Zephyr, you’re a smart poster. Someone asked if this roster had a losing record. And the answer is 100%, factual “No.”

How can you not comprehend this specific topic? Do I need to post link to NCAA.com showing a .516 win percentage for you all??

[zephyr]

Zephyr, you’re a smart poster. Someone asked if this roster had a losing record. And the answer is 100%, factual “No.”

How can you not comprehend this specific topic? Do I need to post link to NCAA.com showing a .516 win percentage for you all??

And one poster showed the level of context as to the answer to your question as winning record could be dissected in a few different ways, however, the bigger question is what does a winning record have to do with anything? It seems to be your defense to something I cannot comprehend? I mean, Ok, if Marlin won 52% of his games this year what is your stance? We went under .500 in conference (fact) and lost to Jackson State at home (fact) and finished 8th in final standings while projected to finish 2nd. Yet, you seem to be contending with certain posters who are calling for Marlin's dismissal. Why?

[CajunJeaux]

And one poster showed the level of context as to the answer to your question as winning record could be dissected in a few different ways, however, the bigger question is what does a winning record have to do with anything?

What does winning record have to do with anything? Nothing! Haha.

I was factually responding to a post questioning if this roster had a losing record. Not conference record, not OOC record, just record in general. That means the entire season. And accordong to the NCAA, UL did not have a losing record this season. If the poster would’ve specified his question to our conference record, then my response would be “that is correct. We had a losing record.”

It seems to be your defense to something I cannot comprehend? I mean, Ok, if Marlin won 52% of his games this year what is your stance? We went under .500 in conference (fact) and lost to Jackson State at home (fact) and finished 8th in final standings while projected to finish 2nd. Yet, you seem to be contending with certain posters who are calling for Marlin's dismissal. Why?

Again, it’s not my defense - it’s a fact!

My stance however is that .516 winning percentage is not good enough and we need new direction in basketball.

[Turbine]

Zephyr, you’re a smart poster. Someone asked if this roster had a losing record. And the answer is 100%, factual “No.”

How can you not comprehend this specific topic? Do I need to post link to NCAA.com showing a .516 win percentage for you all??

Paper Tiger

Sleepwalking through the regular season and relying on "3 games in March" used to be about making it to the post season, not "3 games in March" to avoid a losing record.