Haith in at Tulsa

[storrsroars]

"The fact that the current national champion is from this conference is very attractive."

Apparently plans to bring his entire Mizzou staff with him.

Depending on one's view, the AAC is now collecting coaches with strong histories of success or troubling histories of "atmospheres of non-compliance".

Anyway, that a currently employed SEC/P5 coach would move to the AAC is a rare, surprising and positive development that will only help the league's hoops rep.

 

[uchusky32]

Why is he running from himself. Everywhere he goes he will be with him(self). Next stop Marist!

 

[BUHusky]

Apparently plans to bring his entire Mizzou staff with him.

That mean Dave Leitao will be coaching against UConn?

 

[MattMang23]

Guaranteed ish about Haith in his days at Missouri will come out. Just like when he left Miami. Something smells fishy. Going from a P5 at a school he's had some amount of success at to... Tulsa... In the AAC...?

Yeah. Something doesn't seem kosher here.

 

[UConn990411]

Anyway, that a currently employed SEC/P5 coach would move to the AAC is a rare, surprising and positive development that will only help the league's hoops rep.

Haith joining your conference should never be viewed as a positive development.

 

[uconNYC]

At least the AAC schools are trying.

 

[Da_Aisijimo_Gou]

At least the AAC schools are trying.

In the case of Haith, what is Tulsa trying?

 

[traitor71]

Haith is a bum, period. The guy is moving on before he gets himself in a spot to be fired.

 

[storrsroars]

Haith is a bum, period. The guy is moving on before he gets himself in a spot to be fired.

He might be sketchy and his tourney record stinks, but it's hard to argue what he did his 1st year at Mizzou with not much to work with. He can coach at least a little.