There Goes the Fraud

  Do you feel betrayed Marquette? The leader of our beloved basketball program is gone. And to all places Virginia Tech. Buzz Williams, the guy who once could do no wrong (rumors had it that he once walked on water), packed his bags and is out the door. Bye Buzz, we barely knew you. No seriously, we never really knew the real Buzz Williams until the end.

   When I stepped on Marquette’s campus as a freshman with my hairline intact, I heard all the talk about how Buzz was the greatest thing since sliced bread. Who couldn’t love the guy? He danced on the court after a win at West Virginia, sang songs at Marquette Madness, and was charismatic in every interview. The media ate that sh** up and so did all of Marquette nation. At one point in time I contemplated naming my first born son Buzz, which probably would have upset my dad now that I think about it. Anyways, Buzz was riding on cloud nine. Scandal after scandal rocked the Marquette basketball program, costing many people their jobs, except Buzz. He walked out of the wreckage hands held high. His on the court success helped his cause. Buzz led Marquette to an Elite Eight and two Sweet Sixteens. Nobody could touch the man. The administration gave him a hefty $2 million dollar contract extension. Life was good for Benedict Arnol...I mean Buzz Williams, until this year.

   I don’t want to relive this past season. It is over. Done. Marquette sucked on the court and decided to reject a CBI invite like they were some prestigious program like Duke. Buzz saw that the end to his glorious time at Marquette was coming to an end. Instead of dealing with rebuilding a program, he was a coward and exited stage right.

   Do I have your blood boiling yet Marquette fans? We were stood up. We were made to look like a bunch of fools. A bunch of articles will come out in the next few days praising Buzz for his time here and saying that we shouldn’t give him a hard time for leaving. That is some horse crap. Buzz left us at the altar. He went from a hero to a complete fraud in a matter of a few minutes.

   On The Sports ReKap on Wednesday, my co-host DJ Vogt (who was the first person this year to point out Buzz as a fraud) and I were spit balling the idea of what would happen to the Marquette program if Buzz left. Some playful banter to pass the time. What we came up with was close to a nightmare.

   Now that Buzz is gone, what happens to the recruits? What happens to the players that should be on the roster next year? Do Deonte Burton and JaJuan Johnson transfer? Will everyone transfer except Derrick Wilson and Juan Anderson; which would be the worst nightmare of them all?

   This program is in disarray. It’s like that game Jenga. You stack the blocks and keep pulling others out until the whole tower comes crashing down. Well the Marquette basketball tower has officially fallen. The writing was on the wall that Buzz would leave this year; we just wished to ignore it.

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The End to Our Misery

   
    It's over! Thank God or whatever your chosen religion worships; it's over!
   All you optimists drinking that Marquette Kool-Aid that were holding on to false hope can now leave us realists the hell alone. Sorry freshman living in McCormick that thinks he is tight with Davante because he retweeted you once; it's time to look forward to next season.
   Don't even start with the whole "they can still play in the NIT, CBI, or CIT" argument. That's like a girl walking into a bar that she knows has Channing Tatum in it but being more excited to see me sipping on my Fireball while chasing with Coke Zero. There is no point in getting excited about a consolation prize. Yes, I realize I just indirectly called myself a consolation prize.
   Here's a gracious warning that will possibly save you some time. For the rest of this post I am going to do the following: bash the basketball team, make a Dog House reference, and talk about my Latina fetish five times. If you don't like that, stop reading. I won't take offense to it. Some of my best friends that I love dearly hate that I write this stuff. Something about making a fool of myself or something. Anyway here we go.
   In retrospect this season was doomed from the moment Buzz labeled Derrick Wilson as the starting point guard. Derrick is an offensive liability whose apprehensiveness to attack the basket takes away from the shooting ability of Jake Thomas and Todd Mayo. Don't want to take my word for it? Go back and listen to any analyst that has covered a Marquette game this year. They have all been saying the same thing. His lack of scoring at a position that is VITAL in Buzz's system is a huge reason why Marquette is not in the NCAA tournament.
   But Nick he had like some games when he scored points.
   That's like saying I'm a healthy eater because I had a salad three times in my life. But of course the season is not all Derrick's fault. Let's move to Jamil Wilson.
   Yes, Jamil had a decent year statistically (11.7 PPG and 5.9 RPG). Dig a little deeper and the numbers tell a different story. Wilson was the most consistent, inconsistent player in all of college basketball.  A man labeled by Buzz as "the most athletic player on the team" failed to produce a fantastic season from start to finish. His senior year will forever be remembered as "what could have been".
   Speaking about seniors, let's summarize all of their seasons. Davante Gardner deservingly was the Sixth Man of the Year in the Big East. His only problem was trying to turn to the basket when opponents would swarm the lane like freshman girls swarm Dog House when they hear a basketball player is there. Overall though, Gardner had a hell of a year.
   Jake Thomas was lucky to have stellar games at times because if he didn't, his whole tenure at Marquette would be deemed a failure. Some games his success would be his own worst enemy. He would be overconfident and shoot threes during key moments with four guys draped on him.
   I will not bash Chris Otule because despite his shortcomings he has exceeded expectations in his twenty five years at this school.
   Speaking about expectations, I am happy to report that I cannot rip into Todd Mayo at this point in time. Mayo kept himself out of trouble, for the most part, and developed into a clutch performer. Well done Todd!
   Anyways, back to the bashing.
   If there is one person that you could blame for this season of disappointment, it is Buzz Williams.
   Oh no, not Buzz!
   Open your eyes people. I can dive into a bunch of statistical points to back up my case but I'm not that smart to understand it and you probably don't give a crap about it anyway. There is one thing that we all understand and can agree on: Buzz's lack of playing the freshmen frustrated us all and hurt the team.
   First off, all the freshmen should have played more minutes than they did due to the fact that they all have been to my house for a party that my friends and I have hosted. There should be a team rule that states: "If you go to a party that Nick Kapetan is involved in hosting, and your name is not Derrick Wilson, you automatically play more than twenty minutes a game."
   On a serious note, how difficult is it for Buzz to break away from his "I don't start freshmen" belief? It took him until the Big East tourney to do so. But that was a little too late.
   Deonte Burton carried the team during games against Villanova and Xavier. John Dawson, despite his struggles handling the basketball, provided much more offensively than Derrick Wilson. JaJuan Johnson, a top fifty recruit that wears a headband like a boss I might add, played garbage minutes like he was Dylan Flood.
   If you are going to praise Buzz like a god, you have to admit when he has not lived up to your expectations of him.
   Take a deep breath though Marquette; it is over. Let us move on and look forward to next season. Unlike my love for Latinas, the feeling of disappointment will not last forever.
   As long as Todd and JaJuan do not transfer and Buzz plays next year's freshmen decent minutes, the Golden Eagles will compete in what should continue to be a depleted Big East. Here's to a future filled with endless Deonte Burton thirty point games!
   Oh and I think I might have fallen short of my guarantee of referencing my Latina fetish five times, so here is one more for the books: I love Latinas!

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Thank you Richard Sherman

   I already know that a lot of people are going to disagree with this statement but here it goes anyways; Richard Sherman should be praised for his display Sunday night, not berated.
   As everyone in the country knows, Sherman went on a rant in his postgame interview with Erin Andrews after Sunday's NFC Championship win against the 49ers. His comments shell shocked a whole host of people. Individuals whom could not tell you what city the Seahawks are from, had an opinion on Sherman's remarks.
   A majority of America hated what Sherman said, and labeled him as arrogant, a thug, and countless other things that I cannot type because my mother will probably read this (I have to beg her to. She doesn't like sports.).
   One word that came up a lot, that I can use in this post, is classless. This seems to be the popular word that most anti-Sherman people are using to describe him. I do agree on this point. Sherman is classless for putting his hands to his neck, aka the choking sign, as he ran by Colin Kaepernick. His postgame comments on the other hand were not classless; they were a refreshing change from the norm that we see in sports.
   How many times have you watched a postgame press conference and became aggravated with the monotone BS that the player is saying? His comments were just a construction of overused cliques that make a lecture about accounting seem exciting.
   Lost are the days when athletes said whatever the heck was on their mind, and did not get racist filled remarks directed at them afterwards.
   Sherman has no filter to begin with. His comments, as cocky as they might be, was what he was thinking in the heat of the moment. Did he swear at all during the interview? No. Did he scream at the top of his lungs? Yes. He was pumped because he is going to the frickin Super Bowl for crying out loud.
   What was he suppose to say? "Yea Erin I am very excited to be in the Super Bowl. I am going to IHOP after this with the family to celebrate. By the way to you are a true professional and sideline reporters have a real purpose in sports."  Instead, the man wanted the world to know what he thinks of 49ers receiver Michael Crabtree, and of himself.
   According to several reports that have come out since Sunday night, part of the reasoning behind Sherman's remarks towards Crabtree were a result of what occurred from a prior meeting. Last summer, Crabtree allegedly attempted to start a fight with Sherman at a charity event. If this is true, it should wipe away the labeling of Crabtree as the victim.
   The real issue that this incident on Sunday brings up, has nothing to do with Sherman. What is does concern is the hypocrisy of most sports fans in this country.
   Fans expect football players to have a WWE mindset when they are on the field. We enjoy guys that throw their bodies around with reckless abandonment. But right after the game, we expect them to be mellow and respectful. When the clock hits zero, they have to turn off their adrenaline right away, and hide their real feelings.
   If a player wants to say that he just embarrassed the living crap out of his opponent, he cannot. If he wants to speak about how pissed off he is that his team lost the game, or in Sherman's case how happy he is that they just won, he cannot.
   This is just me, but I think our country has been brainwashed. We are so accustomed to the boring interview where an athlete has no emotion. It is like they are reading off of some script made up of only politically correct statements.
   These guys are entertainers. They are paid a lucrative contract to entertain us fans. A guy who straight up says his opinion is more entertaining that a guy that sounds like a robot.
   Sherman's comments were a problem because he put himself before his team. Even my days of C level football in high school taught me that a team comes before an individual. If you want to rag on Sherman do it because of that.
   However, the man should not be criticized for speaking his mind. This is America isn't it? We are all free to say what we want. I for one want to thank Sherman for being the athlete that finally used this right, in order to say what was truly on his mind.


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Marquette's "Chosen One"

   I am going to pull a Richard Sherman and straight up tell you the truth; this Marquette basketball team stinks. This is as obvious as the fact that I have a Latina fetish. Why is this so obvious? Well, I walk around screaming to the heavens my love for women of Latina…oh you were talking about the basketball team.
   Watch one game of Marquette basketball and you will see a team in disarray. Point guard Derrick Wilson is as apprehensive to shoot the ball as I am approaching a woman without downing some Fireball, while chasing it with Coke Zero, beforehand. Side note: if you chase anything with Coke Zero, let me know. I need to find someone else that loves Coke Zero as much as me.
   Anyways, Jamil Wilson is as inconsistent as they come. One game he is shooting lights out and other games he makes Dylan Flood come across as an All-American.
   Todd Mayo is well, Todd Mayo. Somebody please tell me why players like Mayo are blanketed by the “violation of team rules” narrative. Mayo has all the talent in the world, but has never committed himself to the program.    
   God bless you Davante Gardner. Your back must hurt from carrying the team all season. Gardner alone will not lead this team to the NCAA tournament. Another go to scorer must come out of the woodwork and show up game in and game out in order for this team to succeed. Even if it might be too late to savage this season, I think I have found "the guy" for the future.
   I was unable to watch the Butler-Marquette game this Saturday. While Derrick Wilson had a rare offensive outburst in the loss (13 points), I was busy stuffing my face with cheesesteak in Philadelphia.
   After hearing what happened in the game, I became infuriated with one thing that happened. Was it that Marquette lost? Heck no. I partially enjoy that the Golden Eagles are struggling this year. This provides me and my co-host DJ Vogt ample material to rant about on our radio show, The Sports ReKap.
   What I was upset about, was that Deonte “The Chosen One” Burton played exactly four minutes. While it may come out that Burton was injured and Buzz wanted him to rest, as of right now it appears that Burton was indeed healthy.
   This leads to two questions. First, why did Buzz have him sit? Second, why did Burton sitting upset me so much? I can only give you an answer to the second question.
   I love Deonte Burton. In my eyes, he is the future. All I care about right now in regards to Marquette basketball, is the future.
  The Golden Eagles, now 10-8 (2-3 in the Big East), are not going to the NCAA tournament and may not make the NIT. Say good-bye to the seniors and just move on.
  Ok, so back to my admiration for Burton. It is rare for me to have positive feelings towards a basketball player. This is no secret. Does this rub people the wrong way? Absolutely. If you ever want to find me at a Marquette home game, just listen for the Italian accented voice screaming “You should have transferred (insert player name here)”.
   With Burton it is different. He gives me hope. Burton has shown play making ability since the beginning. He creates his own shot and slashes to the basket in ways not seen by most freshmen.
   Burton has exceeded the hype unlike some of his teammates. His dunk against Samford was on every high-light reel. He does not have Derrick Wilson’s apprehensive tendencies or Jamil Wilson’s inconsistency. Burton does not have Todd Mayo’s desire to get in trouble off the court. Most importantly,  he (and John Dawson) came to a party that me and my buds hosted. To sum it up, he is everything the upperclassmen on this team are not.
   It is time to start getting the terrible taste of this season out of our mouths. Thankfully, “The Chosen One” most likely has three more years at Marquette. This gives him plenty of time to continue to impress fans, while cementing himself as one of my man crushes.

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All Hail "The Answer"

  

   Allow me to introduce you to Luke "The Answer" Fischer. News broke out on Sunday that "The Answer" will be transferring from Indiana University to Marquette.
   I do understand it is unfair, and probably incredibly stupid of me, to label a man that has not played one game for Marquette "The Answer". I am just that optimistic about all things Marquette basketball, unless we are talking about Derrick Wilson. I am ready to write him off as a starting point guard just like I am ready to write off my New Year's resolutions to eat less junk food, and walk properly instead of waddling.
   Fischer, a freshman center, did not come out and state his reasoning for decision, but speculation has trickled out about why he is leaving. According to a source (yes I do have sources) Fischer did not see himself fitting in Tom Crean's program and wanted to enroll somewhere closer to his hometown of Germantown, Wisconsin.
   Fischer thought that Marquette would be a better fit for him. Now this might be because he enjoys Marquette's relaxed party scene rather than the Animal House like ragers Indiana features, but this is just my speculation. What I do know, is what Fischer will bring to Marquette on the court.
   Conflicting media reports came out about when Fischer will be able to start playing for the Golden Eagles. A majority of the reports speculate that it will be next winter. By then, Fischer must become more assertive when crashing the boards and bulk up in the gym. If he is able to eliminate the "soft" label that has been placed on him, he could see significant minutes for Marquette right away.
   Do not judge "The Answer" on his numbers based on a small sample size at Indiana (2.8PPG and 2.1 RPG). A unanimous top one hundred recruit out of high school, Fischer has the raw talent to match up against the best big men in the country. If Buzz Williams can help Fischer add a plethora of post moves to his arsenal, he can become a go to scoring threat in the post.
   This should be music to the ears of Marquette fans. After this season, with the departure of Chris Otule, Davante Gardner, and Jamil Wilson, the Golden Eagles will be in desperate need of depth in their frontcourt. This is especially true given that Chief Keef look alike Jameel McKay has officially transferred to Iowa State.
   One thing is for certain about Fischer; he is not Garret Swanson. You remember Swanson right? He had similar numbers as Fischer when he transferred from Idaho State, sat out a year, infested the heaven on earth that is Dog House, then left to become a student athlete at powerhouse Casper College.
   Marquette fans, welcome Luke Fischer to Thrillwaukee. Show him around town. Take him to Victors in an attempt to be best friends with him, like I intend on doing. "The Answer" may eventually be the next big thing on campus.

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Cutty Does It

   

   While watching Jay Cutler get through a terrible first half on Sunday against the Browns, I was pondering what Marc Trestman's postgame press conference would be like if his quarterback continued to struggle. Would Trestman channel his inner Lovie Smith and repeatedly say "Jay is our quarterback" in monotone as Smith did years ago when talking about Rex Grossman? How would the coach defend his decision to start a rusty quarterback when Josh McCown clearly had the hot hand?

   Twitter exploded in outrage as Cuter's first half passes were as bad as Pablo Sanchez's in Backyard Football. Fortunately for Bears fans either Cutler shook off the rust or the almighty power of Ditka intervened and Chicago beat Cleveland 38-31. 

   Even after Cutler's impressive fourth quarter some Bears fans are calling for McCown to start the next game against the Eagles. Their reasoning: Cutler got lucky. This is true. Cutler was incredibly lucky with two passes that Alshon Jeffery reeled in. Jeffery is proving himself to be an excellent complement to Brandon Marshall. However, McCown also relied on luck while he picked apart the Cowboys pathetic defense, which was ranked last against the pass. 

   Some of McCown's passes were lofty and required his receivers to make highlight reel catches. Just look back at the touchdown pass McCown threw to Jeffery in the corner of the end zone against the Cowboys.

   Don't get me wrong. McCown has proven that he can still play at the NFL level. He has certainly deserved a contract next season that pays him more than the league minimum that he is being paid now. I credit McCown's success more to Trestman's offensive system than the quarterback's skill level. Trestman's offensive play calling could transform former LSU QB and current McDonald's enthusiast JaMarcus Russell into a quality quarterback. 

   At the age of 34, Josh McCown is not an elite quarterback. In the coming years he will never develop into an elite quarterback in Trestman's system. You know who might turn into an elite quarterback running Trestman's offense? Jay Cutler.

   No, Cutler is not an elite quarterback now. Yes, sometimes his cockiness makes people want to punch him in the face. However, the Bears have a major decision to make this offseason. They must decide if they want to sign Cutler to a long term deal, officially labeling him as their franchise quarterback. In a city where the greatest quarterback in the past twenty years to line up under center has been Rex Grossman, they need to make the right choice. 

   People will argue that the playoffs this year are more important than the future, and that McCown gives the Bears the best chance to lead them to the promise land. Yes, I understand that quarterbacks with less skill than McCown (Trent Dilfer) have won the Super Bowl. The problem is that those teams, like the 2000-2001 Ravens, had defenses that were lights out game after game. This year's Bears defense plays as poorly as my C level freshman team in high school. 

   The focus of the remaining games for the Bears should be on the future, rather than just the playoffs. Cutler needs to start the remaining games of the year so Bears' personnel can see if he truly is fully recovered from his injuries. 

   People might want the Bears to start McCown, while franchise tagging Cutler this offseason, delaying the evaluation process until next year. Sit back and think if Cutler would be okay with that. He will create more of a firestorm than I did when my local Dunkin' Donuts went out of business. 

   Why does Cutler get this special treatment and have all his needs catered to? The answer is because he is the best quarterback this city has seen in decades. 

   If the Bears want to make him the future of the franchise they have to get it right. While McCown will quite possibly be out of the league in three years, Cutler may be providing for the Cutlet (his child) with the millions the Bears give him. If they make this choice, let's hope it is the right decision. If it isn't, get the Chicago Police on speed dial because this city will riot.

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Wooden Legacy Championship Preview: Marquette vs. San Diego State

Marquette looks to make it three straight wins as they take on San Diego State on Sunday. The Golden Eagles are coming off a 76-60 win against George Washington led by Senior, Davante Gardner. 

Gardner came into the game early for Marquette, chipping in 20 points and nine rebounds in a career high 35 minutes.

"That was the highest number of minutes Davante has ever played, "Marquette Head Coach Buzz Williams said. " I thought he was playing at a really high clip"

Marquette has improved offensively since scoring only 35 points against Ohio State on November 16th. Much of the credit goes to Senior, Jake Thomas, who is now shooting 45 percent from the three-point arc and was only at 26 percent prior to the start of the Wooden Legacy Tournament. 

However, the three point shot has been a struggle for the Golden Eagles defensively, allowing 45 percent (10-22) to Arizona State and 42 percent (8-19) to Cal State Fullerton in their two games prior to defeating George Washington. Head Coach Buzz Williams made an adjustment defensively by playing less zone defense and putting an emphasis on contending the three point shot. The approach was successful as the Colonials only shot 21 percent (4-19) from three.

Marquette will have to use the same game plan on Sunday when they face the San Diego State Aztecs for the Wooden Legacy Championship Game. The Aztecs defeated the Golden Eagles future Big East rival, Creighton, on Friday 86-80, making 50 percent (8-16) of their three point attempts.

Marquette 

The Golden Eagles are developing into an all around balanced team with a lot of depth. Marquette struggled to score earlier in the season but seems to have found some perimeter ability in the hands of Jamil Wilson, Todd Mayo, Jake Thomas, and Jujuan Johnson to compliment the success in the paint. Look for the Golden Eagles to find their talented and experienced front court first, but also to be efficient on opportunities from the outside.

San Diego State 

It didn't take many attempts for the Aztecs to score points in their upset over
#20 Creighton. San Diego State is almost 50 percent from the field this season. Marquette has dominated rebounds in all of their games. In order for the Aztecs to win they need to keep their shooting percentage high and limit turnovers since they will most likely struggle with the boards.

This game is on a neutral court, but the San Diego State fans really made it feel like a home court advantage against Creighton. This may be a slight advantage, however Marquette is led by seven upperclassmen that are used to playing on the road.

Bottom Line

Marquette defense vs San Diego State offense

The Aztecs are not afraid to shoot, nor are they afraid to drive to the basket. San Diego State made 26 out of 31 free throw attempts against Creighton. Marquette has to play smart defense, limit fouls and force turnovers to win this game.

Prediction

The Golden Eagles identity is putting 100 percent into every aspect of the game. They accomplish this by taking the charge and out hustling their opponent, two things that Buzz Williams loves about his squad. This could be a huge factor on Sunday that should help Marquette take care of business in Orange County.

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