You could pretty much tell from almost day 1 that this wasn't a good hire. Kudos to the Bucks for making the move now and not waiting a year or two. If anything, you have to give them credit for aggressive decision making.
I don't know what to think on this. It does look intentional but can you arrest someone for something done in a game? I would definitely think he should never be allowed to play hockey again at any level though.
There's no recipe for postseason success. Its not power hitters, contact hitters, great bullpen, great rotation, etc. Its not getting hot at the end of the season. It's mostly just randomness.
Quick google search shows Marquette basketball top 10 in the nation in revenue https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/schools-that-make-the-most-money-off-college-basketball
Money must be coming from somewhere regardless of supposed interest levels in central Wisconsin.
Marquette being closer to UW-Green Bay than UW-Madison is so far from the truth. They literally come into this year ranked 11th in the initial Ken Pom rankings. For what it's worth, the initial AP rankings have them ranked 5th! Marquette packs the Fiserv Forum while UWGB will struggle draw 1,000 most nights.
I don't think they lose by 50+ next week, Ohio St hasn't been scoring that many points this year. Sure Wisconsin probably losses but maybe they show some fight and keep it close.
I haven't watched a second of preseason. I find it a little concerning the rookie head coach has already had an experienced assistant walk out of the job. I also find it hard to believe they hired the best guy for the head coaching job. I also don't care about what you agree with or don't agree with. This will be the last post I read or reply to of yours.
You have to give it a couple of years when the offensive system was changed so drastically. Its going to be tough this year but that can happen in a rebuild.
Somebody's a little sensitive about the Bucks lol. I'm sure they'll be just fine and not choke in the playoffs against a worse team like in '19, '20, and '23.