Ed Cooley

Um, some other coaches where I feel like I've been talking to them about something, and they just had no idea.

Uh, Mike White, Ed Cooley, Nate Oats.

Um, those are ones that kind of spring to mind of guys who have been kinda-- they, they're kinda sealed off in their own basketball bubble to a certain extent.

Uh, which isn't to say, like, they're completely oblivious to everything, but, like, they're, they're the opposite of coaches that I would say are generally aware of what's happening in the current culture on any given day.

I think Oklahoma State has the talent and the depth of talent with a coach who can figure it out to get it done.

I don't think it's a coincidence, maybe it's a coincidence, that Jordan Burks and Julius Huff, who have both recently played for Ed Cooley at Georgetown.

Uh, this is your Georgetown prediction, uh, from last year, which is I don't think the coach is good enough for what you're suggesting, and I don't think the players are good enough for what you're suggesting.

I get it.

And I know for a fact Nate Oates had some competition when he was trying to bring – Preston Murphy to Tuscaloosa.

I know Ed Cooley, who had just taken the Georgetown job, was very hot in pursuit for Preston Murphy.

He knew what he could be able to do to help recruit a really competitive Big East.

So the fact that Oates was able to get him here and the job that he's continued to do just continues to stack recruiting classes.

But yeah, there's not a lot of proven talent.

And like you said, Ed Cooley has just done less.

with way more than what he has this year so it's hard to be optimistic about a roster that you know is going to star jalen lowe caleb williams and vincey wachukwu but i think that you're discounting seton hall who was surprisingly decent last year and not good this year but more importantly not shaheen holloway like right now it's looking like he might he's either going to start in the halo petrovich from illinois benchu is not a Shaheen Holloway bulldog type of guard.

That is an interesting fit.

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I wonder if Clark's ever been to a Georgetown football game.