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Ed Cooley discussing Jayden Epps’ development: “It’s almost like he’s a new player. It’s something I saw in his freshman year when he played for… that other bullshit school.” 😳👀

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Illi-Fu*kin-Nois1 year ago

The Bullshit school 🤣🤣🤣

I-L-Lunatic1 year ago

Who tf is “Ed Cooley”

Fryin Farnhart1 year ago

That other bullshit school that actually wins basketball games 😂

Kasparas Jakucionis Enjoyer1 year ago

Can we see Georgetown’s combined record since he’s been there?

BOBO1 year ago

really @HoyaCoachCooley ya'll won 9 games last season and haven't played anyone other than Notre Dame and lost so maybe you should worry about your own bullshit school

Green Street General1 year ago

That “other bullshit school” would win by 30

ChiSoxfan1 year ago

Isn’t that the guy who cheated on his wife

Jake1 year ago

How unprofessional is Cooley? Since when is there even any beef between Illinois and Georgetown?? Mind boggling comments actually. Even more funny that the BS school would slaughter them by 40. Cooley won’t even be a HC in a year.

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