DePaul fires coach

[CappyNU]

They were easily the worst P6 team this year, like not even competitive in 6 of their first 7 conference games.

 

[Hungry Jack]

It confounds me that DePaul cannot build a competitive program here in Chicago

 

[Username Not Available]

I wish them luck building a winning program or even just a competitive program. I think we all knew it was a mistake for them moving to the Big East, even as attractive as the money may have been.

I guess the good news it that with the new portal system, a motivated coaching staff can possibly put together a decent team pretty quickly rather than having to spend several years trying to build one up from scratch.

 

[GatoLouco]

They were easily the worst P6 team this year

I agree and that's saying a lot when there are Georgetown, Vanderbilt or even Louisville to consider

 

[Hungry Jack]

I agree and that's saying a lot when there are Georgetown, Vanderbilt or even Louisville to consider

And Saint Louis U. They be real bad.

 

[ballerog711]

Cooley will get Georgetown going again. Needs a year or two to get his guys in the program.

 

[BarefootCat]

The NU sports administration looks like a well-oiled machine compared to DePaul’s. It’s so sad that they can’t be competitive, or a national name, in anything.

 

[NUCat320]

They were easily the worst P6 team this year, like not even competitive in 6 of their first 7 conference games.

Stubblefield was chosen over Jon Scheyer. Bummer. (Much easier to win at Duke, for now, of course.)

It seems like DePaul *should* be better, but there are basically two generations that associate DePaul with bad (or more likely, with “who?”). It’s probably that DePaul’s most devoted fans are in their 70s.

 

[mickbula]

Imo, DePaul campus is even uglier than upenn in philly. That's the only comparison I can come up with. Not sure DePaul will ever get back to glory Meyer days. They are in desperation mode. Even worse than neb football

 

[its_the_sauce]

The NU sports administration looks like a well-oiled machine compared to DePaul’s. It’s so sad that they can’t be competitive, or a national name, in anything.

Even women's basketball and softball have tanked. They used to be very strong in those sports.