Accept a job paying you a few million and be ready to deal with some pressure. He might have wanted to throw something at his team. And they might have expected itThe pressure on these coaches is enormous. Clearly Cooley lost it for a moment and hit a fan with the bottle. Gotta believe he'll be suspended.
To my, you hit it; At Providence he always looked like he was enjoying the job, the game, the whole process. He looked "lighter"; here, he looks like a man with the weight of the world on his shoulders.The pressure on these coaches is enormous. Clearly Cooley lost it for a moment and hit a fan with the bottle. Gotta believe he'll be suspended.
Maybe he was forced out of PC, but Cooley, Willard and others have shown now more than ever, the grass is not always greener.I saw him in SHU post games, win or lose I thought he was one of if not the best coach to talk to. Never shied away from a question, and if there was a debate with a reporter he always gave them the chance for the last word.
Clearly the pressure at Georgetown is affecting him badly.
Fast forward to 18:41
This. It’s the cumulative effect of having made choices that caused him to have to leave his dream job, craft a bullschidt narrative around it, and then take on a legacy-power team that hadn’t been consistently good in 35 years and is wallowed in fan apathy, and falling on his face when he desperately needed it to look like the right move. There’s a little pressure there, yeah.Wasn't the story that his home life harmony dictated him moving from Providence and person(s) associated with there? That's enough pressure then add in the failure at Georgetown, and here we are.
Well said.That seems like a fake tweet about the lawsuit.
Nothing but losers in Cooley's decisions and actions to leave what should have been his lifetime job at Providence.
The Providence Program was in great shape, a winning program, good admins, great fan support and a coach who was beloved, respected and successful with 8 NCAA Tournaments in his 12 years.
The vitriol from the fans and admins has been justified but I also feel it has consumed them and put pressure on English and the team.
English wasn't the best hire after only 3 years of average performance at George Mason and despite solid resources he has floundered.
Cooley has turned into a serious heel, the Georgetown fans are still apathetic and the admins, despite spending handsomely for Cooley and on players has not gotten what they paid for.
A true Loss-Loss for all involved, including the Big East,
It’s a sign of the times. No consequences for such actions. Absolute joke response by Georgetown. But this was the time for the Big East to show some leadership and wack him. DisgracefulOne game suspension is a joke, shame on Georgetown and the Big East.
So you know for fact that Cooley committed adultery with an athletic department staff member or a graduate or undergraduate student?Can't have this behavior. if Georgetown was a serious they'd suspend him for a Big East game rather than Coppin State. Basically they just gave him Christmas week off.
FYI, coaches are getting fired now for what Cooley did at Providence.
Win if you can, lose if you must but always cheatYeah, Catholic BE schools are so careful in their hires - like a known cheater and a guy who committed adultry next to the ravioli.
Absolutely. But you can't chuck stuff into the stands. Still can’t believe he actually did that.The pressure on these coaches is enormous. Clearly Cooley lost it for a moment and hit a fan with the bottle. Gotta believe he'll be suspended.
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