Maybe someone in the know can fill us in on why he'd leave the East Coast to go to Nebraska. The coach? The weather? The league? Playing time? Being the final piece for the team's championship run?
Just read Hoiberg's Wikipedia profile and found the following:
1. NBA playing career was Ollie-esque, but without the longevity.
2. Record at Iowa St. was good (.673 overall and .567 in the Big 12)
3. NBA coaching career started at 42-40, then went steadily downhill to 5-19 when he was fired. ESPN had named him the worst coach in the league that year.
4. One year at Nebraska where he was 7-25.
Reminds me of Calipari's career. Did very well at UMass, got the big 5 year deal with the Nets and brought in Casey to teach him how to coach but was fired part way through his third year. Then parlayed his ability to sell sand to the arabs with his new found knowledge of what it takes to make it in the NBA and became the one and done merchant.
If Hoiberg gets Sanogo it's likely any hopes for UConn getting Sallis goes out the window.
Just read Hoiberg's Wikipedia profile and found the following:
1. NBA playing career was Ollie-esque, but without the longevity.
2. Record at Iowa St. was good (.673 overall and .567 in the Big 12)
3. NBA coaching career started at 42-40, then went steadily downhill to 5-19 when he was fired. ESPN had named him the worst coach in the league that year.
4. One year at Nebraska where he was 7-25.
Reminds me of Calipari's career. Did very well at UMass, got the big 5 year deal with the Nets and brought in Casey to teach him how to coach but was fired part way through his third year. Then parlayed his ability to sell sand to the arabs with his new found knowledge of what it takes to make it in the NBA and became the one and done merchant.
If Hoiberg gets Sanogo it's likely any hopes for UConn getting Sallis goes out the window.