RIP Coach Carnesecca

So, I'm a little late with this post, but still wanted to add it. I took my twin girls to their first SJU game this past Saturday night. It was an amazing experience, which included seeing one of them compete in a basketball race during a timeout (much to the chagrin of her twin sister who couldn't participate because of a sprained wrist). Our evening included taking the picture I posted here -- just hours before I first heard the sad news of Louie's passing. As SJU and Louie were a big part of my childhood, I will always view this as an especially special picture -- and one that I will talk about with my girls for a long, long time. RIP Louie, you will always hold a special place in my heart.
 

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We all have our favorite memories of Louie. In fact , there are nearly too many to mention .

But , here’s 1 recall from the late 70’s . We had just lost to Princeton coached by Pete Carrill and Louie was being interviewed .
He said “ that Princeton team is smart . They got guys on that team who could be President one day .”
Lou didn’t like losing but , he was always gracious in defeat .

I think one of the measures of him as a Coach and Man is the affection his players had for him , after they had long past playing for him .
 
We all have our favorite memories of Louie. In fact , there are nearly too many to mention .

But , here’s 1 recall from the late 70’s . We had just lost to Princeton coached by Pete Carrill and Louie was being interviewed .
He said “ that Princeton team is smart . They got guys on that team who could be President one day .”
Lou didn’t like losing but , he was always gracious in defeat .

I think one of the measures of him as a Coach and Man is the affection his players had for him , after they had long past playing for him .
That and the respect his Big East coaching rivals had for him - they all loved him.
 
We all have our favorite memories of Louie. In fact , there are nearly too many to mention .

But , here’s 1 recall from the late 70’s . We had just lost to Princeton coached by Pete Carrill and Louie was being interviewed .
He said “ that Princeton team is smart . They got guys on that team who could be President one day .”
Lou didn’t like losing but , he was always gracious in defeat .

I think one of the measures of him as a Coach and Man is the affection his players had for him , after they had long past playing for him .
it's amazing how I read every quote by Looie and in my head i hear his voice clear as day saying the words....

he will be and is already dearly missed
 
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