I imagine Luke Murray

[TheRealKBuks]

Why would Shaka leave Marquette?

No disrespect to Marquette, but Louisville is a higher level program. I hope he stays but there are a lot of people (albeit incorrectly) that want to put louisville in the blue blood tier.

 

[BigErnMcCracken]

Would be a great gig for him.

Will Brown seems too obvious.

 

[uconnbill]

No disrespect to Marquette, but Louisville is a higher level program. I hope he stays but there are a lot of people (albeit incorrectly) that want to put louisville in the blue blood tier.

Louisville is not a blue blood. They are very good but a step down at least, especially in the state where they think only one team is a blue blood and that is Kentucky

 

[TheRealKBuks]

Louisville is not a blue blood. They are very good but a step down at least, especially in the state where they think only one team is a blue blood and that is Kentucky

I'm not saying they are, but it's indisputable that there are people nationally that want to put them there. No one is putting marquette on that level.

 

[Fan1978]

Will be a candidate for the Louisville job.

They fired him

 

[Scoe]

L’ville hasn’t even won a national championship since 86 their DePaul with cash.

 

[John]

L’ville hasn’t even won a national championship since 86 their DePaul with cash.

Ridiculous thing to say

 

[Scoe]

Ridiculous thing to say

Well they didn’t win it in 2013 technically so ya no national championship since 86. They did lose to DePaul btw.

 

[Scrutineer]

I hope Kenny Payne gets another HC opportunity somewhere at a lower, maybe mid-major level to develop. Seems like a great guy and has a wealth of knowledge. Louisville is not a great spot for a first-time head coach.

Being a great guy and possessing a wealth of knowledge sound like nice traits but are not necessarily predictors of success as a head coach.
Some people are just more suited to be assistants and KP may be one of those based on how miserably his team performed. He needs to start over at a program with less lofty expectations and see if he can learn how to be a head coach......like Dan Hurley did in high school.

 

[Scrutineer]

In isolation, 9 vs 6 is huge. But Dan is set to make 6+6+6+6+6+6+7+8 etc. In that scenario, “I like it here” carries more weight. I don’t really think he’s a northern Kentucky kind of guy. He’d sooner replace Cal in Lexington. That’s not impossible.

You've hit the target.
Dan Hurley and his family seem to be the most down to earth family in coaching and more likely to be like his Dad and stay where he likes his job and is appreciated paid fairly.
Those focusing solely on money probably never had much and may also need it as affirmation..........like the kids that need the dUKE offer to let the world know they're as good as some other guy.

 

[jibsey]

I would love to see this coaching staff stay intact a bit longer. The UConn coaching staffs live in the Glastonbury area I’m just guessing and everyone who has kids in school have had stability for a number of years. Friends, schools, kids with friends? Unless there is a blockbuster offer and they are already paid well ( I assume) staying has its family benefits.

Also: Luke’s boys love working that postgame handshake line

 

[OceanDoggie]

Hurley to U.K. for 10.5m x 7
Shaka to Louisville for 7m x 5
Sean Miller to Vanderbilt for 6.5m x 5
Murray to Xavier for State of Ohio minimum wage

Lol