By necessity, as much as GTown is offering.How much more can they bump it up? He makes about 4 million per year.
$20 beer nights for Providence next year.
By necessity, as much as GTown is offering.How much more can they bump it up? He makes about 4 million per year.
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You may be right, but that doesn’t mean the right coach couldn’t come in and turn things around. G’town’s problem (IMO) is it has been too tied to the John Thompson Jr, Esherick, JT the 3rd, Pat Ewing “legacy” or whatever you want to call it. Time for fresh blood from outside the family.Georgetown is a tired, moribund program. There’s no magic there.
Fans who comment on casualhoya.com agree with you said the same thing.You may be right, but that doesn’t mean the right coach couldn’t come in and turn things around. G’town’s problem (IMO) is it has been too tied to the John Thompson Jr, Esherick, JT the 3rd, Pat Ewing “legacy” or whatever you want to call it. Time for fresh blood from outside the family.
They should hire Chris Beard or Will Wade if they're serious about winning again.
I like DC a lotI think he took umbrage with you calling Washington DC a hellscape.
Great city.I like DC a lot
That’s one of the few he would even consider. Only school other than one that starts “University of…..”. It’s in his ACC recruiting wheelhouse too. Would take $5-6 Mil.Cooley to ND makes more sense.
Sounds like Georgetown is hellbent on remaining bad...
He fits the facts the best, but the Cooley to Georgetown narrative is more entertaining in the near term.It will be Brey
I sincerely hope not. That is not pick that will rejuvenate the Hoyas. Brey is a mediocre rundown retread.It will be Brey
Ironically, mediocrity be a step up for the Hoyas right now.I sincerely hope not. That is not pick that will rejuvenate the Hoyas. Brey is a mediocre rundown retread.
That would be a horrific choiceI sincerely hope not. That is not pick that will rejuvenate the Hoyas. Brey is a mediocre rundown retread.
He fits the facts the best, but the Cooley to Georgetown narrative is more entertaining in the near term.