Stainmaster
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He's not from Bristol and didn't play here?
It won't make a damn difference.
He's not from Bristol and didn't play here?
Obtuse.
Stain to me in 2016-2017- You're an idiot, Ollie is a great coach.It won't make a damn difference.
That's not a notion I am advancing. I am making a very simple point: conference affiliation matters. For someone like Pikiell who is already in a P5 conference, I'd expect that to be a factor. For someone like Hurley, who isn't, that would be one less obstacle.This notion that UConn can no longer attract a good coach is just plain false.
Stain to me in 2016-2017- You're an idiot, Ollie is a great coach.
Stain to me in 2017-2018- Ollie sucks but we should keep him forever even if he can never again get above .500 because Uconn can never again attract someone who is a good basketball coach.
While I suspect we'd get Pikiell if we wanted him, I don't think this is a bad take.That's not a notion I am advancing. I am making a very simple point: conference affiliation matters. For someone like Pikiell who is already in a P5 conference, I'd expect that to be a factor. For someone like Hurley, who isn't, that would be one less obstacle.
That's not a notion I am advancing. I am making a very simple point: conference affiliation matters. For someone like Pikiell who is already in a P5 conference, I'd expect that to be a factor. For someone like Hurley, who isn't, that would be one less obstacle.
It wasn't a direct quote, but you've absolutely made it clear UConn can do no better than Ollie. You completely pivoted from where you were last year.I didn't say we should keep him forever. You're a liar.
Nobody is seriously asking for that, though. Pikiell's a proven D-1 coach, and Donyell's been a D-1 coach/assistant for the better part of a decade.Can we once and for all please stop with the madness of wanting former players on our staff with 0 coaching experience.
Emeka Okafor was good a teh reboundz = new big man coach!
It wasn't a direct quote, but you've absolutely made it clear UConn can do no better than Ollie. You completely pivoted from where you were last year.
Ollie makes 3 million per year, Pikiell makes 1.6 million per year.
New Jersey is probably the least fiscally sound state in the country.
Since 2012/2013...
1. Coach K ($7.3 mil): 155-40
2. Calipari ($6.8 mil): 156-40
3. Sean Miller ($4.9 mil): 159-32
4. Bill Self ($4.9 mil): 155-37
5. Tom Izzo ($4.1 mil): 142-52
6. Bob Huggins ($3.3 mil): 119-64
7. Jamie Dixon ($3.2 mil): 124-61
8. Tom Crean ($3.1 mil/unempl): 111-60
9. Gregg Marshall ($3.1 mil): 160-31
10. Kevin Ollie ($3.1 mil): 120-64
It’s recruiting - it’s all selling the dream - not reality LOLWhat guys? The only guy who has sniffed the NBA since Shabazz graduated is Daniel Hamilton, and he left as soon as he could.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.us...-least-fiscally-sound-state-in-us?context=amp All three states are a disaster but since people keep bringing up CT. fiscal woes when talking about a coaching search, Jersey is in just as bad of shape.It depends on the metric but Illinois and CT are definitely in the least fiscally sound metric conversation and they beat NJ out in some unfounded obligation categories.
He'd be hung in effigy for that loss here.Just curious about why we don't have any posts on last nights Rutgers score vs Stonybrook and how great a coach he'd be now? LOL
That's not a notion I am advancing. I am making a very simple point: conference affiliation matters. For someone like Pikiell who is already in a P5 conference, I'd expect that to be a factor. For someone like Hurley, who isn't, that would be one less obstacle.
Just curious about why we don't have any posts on last nights Rutgers score vs Stonybrook and how great a coach he'd be now? LOL
Don't worry, as you and Stain point out Pikiell is way too big for UConn.He'd be hung in effigy for that loss here.