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Dowd and Valdez can probably start - but the Campbells would be decent rotational pieces to provide shooting off the bench.So Dowd, Valdez, and the Campbells are going to be part of the starting 5 next season?
Dowd and Valdez can probably start - but the Campbells would be decent rotational pieces to provide shooting off the bench.So Dowd, Valdez, and the Campbells are going to be part of the starting 5 next season?
Okay! That was real good! I just shot coffee out of my nose.Happy Scott Cross Day to all who celebrate.
Everyone...You should listen to this one.Was told last night announcement coming today.
Depends on the coach. Hoiberg had already proved he could win at the P4 level at Iowa State. His record there in 5 years was 115–56 (.673). With that record at a P4 school he got a longer leash at Nebraska which is a historically poor basketball school. Before Hoiberg Nebraska has had 2 winning conference records this Century.View attachment 21219
Nebraska stuck with Hoiberg after he went 24-67 (.264) overall and 9-50 (.153) in the Big Ten in his first 3 years.
After sticking with him for 5 years, he got them back into the NCAA tournament.
After sticking with him for 7 years, he got them their first NCAA win in program history.
How fast do we expect results from our guys?
I’m sure the buyout cost and the dumpster fire at the football program at the same time shielded him.Depends on the coach. Hoiberg had already proved he could win at the P4 level at Iowa State. His record there in 5 years was 115–56 (.673). With that record at a P4 school he got a longer leash at Nebraska which is a historically poor basketball school. Before Hoiberg Nebraska has had 2 winning conference records this Century.
I'm not sure if it will be a great, good or bad hire, but the perceived process seems lazy.
You’re entitled to perceive what you perceive but my own perception is that Alpert went to high demand targets, they told him to **** off, and then he interviewed several less proven, less in-demand candidates who were willing to take a chance on our job. Seems fine to me.I'm not sure if it will be a great, good or bad hire, but the perceived process seems lazy.
He likely said no very willingly.Did we force Bruce pearl to tell us no?
'Scuse me, sir, but ....Listen, I can see legit reasons for skepticism (57 percent winning percentage at mid majors, 0-3 in the NCAAT) but the dude has coached 600 games. You can't base an opinion on just one.
He likely said no very willingly.
I think the process was so fast bc of our assistant AD being pretty close with the guy.I'm not sure if it will be a great, good or bad hire, but the perceived process seems lazy.
It is not a good metric. On the other hand it does not give the fan base much to be encouraged by as most of us had not heard of Cross and that is the only game we have seen a Cross coached team play.Is it a better idea to look at the guy winning the Sun Belt, losing 4 starters to the portal, replacing them and winning the Sun Belt the next year or looking at one tournament game? I really don't think I know if he'd be any good at GT but I am pretty sure the one game isn't the best metric.
Every one he lost yesterday is a loser.It is not a good metric. On the other hand it does not give the fan base much to be encouraged by as most of us had not heard of Cross and that is the only game we have seen a Cross coached team play.
Emotions matter to fans. Logic says he is a decent coach with a solid lower level record. Emotions say, oh my, his team looked awful yesterday.
He will get a shot at GT if hired. He lost some fan support yesterday.
Actually I agree in today's environment. half-assing today costs millions and as we just saw, with absolutely nothing to show for it. Last place should be purchased without a massive squandering of scarce resources. Even committing half (give or take) of what your competitors do is a fool's errand. The people in charge should be smarter than this.I still contend instead of half-assing it year after year, we should whole *** it with a zero budget, save money and then buy an NCAAT team every once in a while.