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Five Things New Rutgers Coach Steve Pikiell Needs to Do
2. Bring in Jim Calhoun as an advisor
The former UConn coach and Hall of Famer told me this weekend that his former point guard was "a great choice" for Rutgers.
"I think it's a great day for Rutgers," Calhoun said. "He's a great combination of a lot differrent things. He brings winning, he has tenacity, [he] built a program, and I think it's a great day for Steve and for Rutgers."
Calhoun said he had spoken several times to both Pikiell and Rutgers AD Pat Hobbs. What if Pikiell were to make Calhoun some kind of special advisor to the program, similar to what Gene Keady was to Steve Lavin at St. John's? Calhoun would bring instant credibility and a knowledge of the Northeast.
Same here. Just Adam Zagoria spilling out stupid stuff.Calhoun at Rutgers? Man I don't think I can process that.
Five Things New Rutgers Coach Steve Pikiell Needs to Do
2. Bring in Jim Calhoun as an advisor
The former UConn coach and Hall of Famer told me this weekend that his former point guard was "a great choice" for Rutgers.
"I think it's a great day for Rutgers," Calhoun said. "He's a great combination of a lot differrent things. He brings winning, he has tenacity, [he] built a program, and I think it's a great day for Steve and for Rutgers."
Calhoun said he had spoken several times to both Pikiell and Rutgers AD Pat Hobbs. What if Pikiell were to make Calhoun some kind of special advisor to the program, similar to what Gene Keady was to Steve Lavin at St. John's? Calhoun would bring instant credibility and a knowledge of the Northeast.
It's still Rutgers.Crap Rutgers may have actually hired a good coach.
Five Things New Rutgers Coach Steve Pikiell Needs to Do
2. Bring in Jim Calhoun as an advisor
The former UConn coach and Hall of Famer told me this weekend that his former point guard was "a great choice" for Rutgers.
"I think it's a great day for Rutgers," Calhoun said. "He's a great combination of a lot differrent things. He brings winning, he has tenacity, [he] built a program, and I think it's a great day for Steve and for Rutgers."
Calhoun said he had spoken several times to both Pikiell and Rutgers AD Pat Hobbs. What if Pikiell were to make Calhoun some kind of special advisor to the program, similar to what Gene Keady was to Steve Lavin at St. John's? Calhoun would bring instant credibility and a knowledge of the Northeast.
Great point. And he's making a lot more from UConn than Rutgers would probably offer as a consultant.Calhoun is on the UConn payroll. He cannot be brought in as an adviser. It's a direct conflict of interest.
Calhoun at Rutgers? Man I don't think I can process that.
Calhoun is on the UConn payroll. He cannot be brought in as an adviser. It's a direct conflict of interest.
Yeah, doesn't Calhoun essentially advise UConn already? Good luck with that.
I must disagree with coach here. It's ALWAYS a bad day for Rutgers.
Yeah, kind of like the song Money For Nothing by Dire Straits, "Get your money for nothing....."How about when they get their B1G distributions? That must be a pretty good day in the RU treasurer's office.
I'm hoping Steve at least does a solid job there. What are the facilities like? The RAC is kinda small - seats like 8,000 - but the fans are right on top of the court and if they are engaged, it could be really loud for the home team. Wish Steve the best. My new favorite team in their league...
Yeah, kind of like the song Money For Nothing by Dire Straits, "Get your money for nothing....."
Louisville needs serious help with the second half of that lyric, "...and your chicks for free."
KSargeantNJ 12:40pm via Twitter Web Client
Pikiell says he will lean on Jim Calhoun for advice; 'he'll be in stands here' rooting for #rutgers