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Message: [QUOTE="Scrutineer, post: 2617242, member: 8240"] Hurley is 1 and 1 in the tournament, and Cooley is 1 and 4, in case no one else bothered to check. So maybe there's no need for name calling. Neither has a tournament record that jumps out at you and, while it took him five years to get there last year to get his first win and loss, Hurley will surely have a chance to enhance that record this year in his second appearance if they win the A-10 and get a good seed. Cooley was on the bubble this year according to some "experts" until they beat Xavier, and he appears to have peaked at Providence. The last five years he's won between 20 and 24 games while losing between 11 and 13. Not sure he's the answer when he's stay firmly entrenched in the middle of the Big East since UConn left. [/QUOTE]