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Message: [QUOTE="brasssbonanzaa, post: 4269226, member: 794"] Nothing more. Over .500 doesn't come close to cutting it at BU. This is his resume: [LIST] [*]0 20-win seasons [*]0 Hockey East RS/Tournament titles [*]0 Hockey East victories at the Garden [*]0 NCAA Tournament victories [*]1 NCAA Tournament appearance [*]1 Beanpot and .500 overall Beanpot record [*]1 full season over .500 [*]5-8-1 overall record in the month of March [*]0-6-1 overall record against the NCHC and WCHA/CCHA (no B1G games played) [*]2-4 overall record in the Hockey East Tournament and [B][U]one[/U][/B] total round victory. And there's no indication the 19-20 team would've won at Lowell. [/LIST] Mike Cavanaugh, in this season's HE Tournament alone, has more HE Tournament wins than Albie does in his time at BU. Albie is a phenomenal recruiter and roster builder, but he's a subpar head coach. He was in over his head at BU. This was Matt Doherty at UNC. BU needed to move on. I do not believe Joe Pereira is a candidate for the head coach job, he doesn't have enough experience yet. But I do believe whoever is hired as the HC may make a serious run to get him to become BU's associate. Joe turned down BU a few years back when they offered the assistant job. I don't know if he'd make the move, he's doing an awesome job at UConn and it's his home state. BU might be able to offer more money, but that alone wouldn't pry him away. [/QUOTE]