Art is close to what's in store. Benedict can't force Diaco to resign but he can make it very uncomfortable for him. I imagine there will be at least three or four new assistants next season, including new coordinators, not of BD's choosing.
Yes I do, this defense is not the UCONN defense most of us have grown accustomed to even when our offense wasn't the greatest. Clean house now!! Charlie Strong will be available soon. ;I dunno. I mean obviously I'm not gonna say Poindexter is doing a great job this season, but this offense is so anemic, the defense suffers physically and mentally. Did you see the ToP for the first half? 9:47 to 20:13. You've seen how long these drives last; we netted 84 yards in the first half, 43 of which came on one play. The offense netted FIVE (5) yards in the third quarter. I actually just checked, offense is now down to 79 total yards with 12 minutes to go.
You expect the defense to last long when the other half is performing that poorly?
FWIW I'm still with you on cleaning house.
What's really scary is that the best players on our team BY FAR were all recruited by PP (I know they're seniors but still).If you think about it, it's kind of amazing that Diaco worked at some great programs for some great coaches and doesn't know how to coach or recruit.
Yes I do, this defense is not the UCONN defense most of us have grown accustomed to even when our offense wasn't the greatest. Clean house now!! Charlie Strong will be available soon. ;
And your assumption is that Diaco wouldn't like it and resign right? Because any other outcome in your scenario would be a disaster.My money is still on Benedict firing the whole staff and he tells Diaco if he doesn't like, there's the door.
And your assumption is that Diaco wouldn't like it and resign right? Because any other outcome in your scenario would be a disaster.
Take a look at the language, it's all right there:Diaco is not resigning. I would be surprised, though not shocked, if his contract didn't have some kind of constructive termination language. Such language would make it more difficult to force assistants down his throat.
I suspect UCONN has two choices: eat the buyout or keep Diaco, and both choices are brutal.
The most inept people at UConn....greatImpossible situation .
Herbst will look to the board of trustees and Larry McHugh.
Impossible situation .
Herbst will look to the board of trustees and Larry McHugh.
......which makes it an impossible situationMcHugh is one of the reasons we are in this mess
He has the right to select and retain all assistants with approval of the AD. There is sufficient room there for DB to a) not approve of the return of a coup!e of assistants and b) provide input in the redeployment of remaining staff and selection of new assistants.Article 12 - Diaco picks his assistants.