Why Hoyas Stink
by CasualHoya on Feb 13, 2009 10:40 AM EST
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All Hoyas fans must read this column from the Washington Times' Barker Davis.
Davis, seemingly the only objective journalist covering the Hoyas in DC, is spot-on in his assessment of the teams' woes thus far.
What this team lacks is what was such a strength the past few years: LEADERSHIP. With Wallace, Green, Hibbert, and Ewing now gone, there is clearly a need for someone to step up and lead the team down the stretch. Sapp and Summers had the luxury of playing with the above-mentioned players their whole careers, and thus have never been asked to do what they must do now. If they can't, then JT3 might as well throw out a lineup of all underclassmen to build for the future.
Casually.
Davis, seemingly the only objective journalist covering the Hoyas in DC, is spot-on in his assessment of the teams' woes thus far.
What this team lacks is what was such a strength the past few years: LEADERSHIP. With Wallace, Green, Hibbert, and Ewing now gone, there is clearly a need for someone to step up and lead the team down the stretch. Sapp and Summers had the luxury of playing with the above-mentioned players their whole careers, and thus have never been asked to do what they must do now. If they can't, then JT3 might as well throw out a lineup of all underclassmen to build for the future.
Casually.
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