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Would be a great fit in BloomingtonUnless he really loves Chicago, it's gonna be $7m/year from Indiana.
A phone call from Mark Cuban would be hard to turn down
Would be a great fit in BloomingtonUnless he really loves Chicago, it's gonna be $7m/year from Indiana.
A phone call from Mark Cuban would be hard to turn down
No, Kofi could have dominated. Sanogo didn't. That's the difference.Kofi would have been riding the bench like Sanogo last night if he came here. Hurley is unwilling to adjust his preferred style for a player like that.
No, Kofi could have dominated. Sanogo didn't. That's the difference.
He is a great coach now. Your comment seems like you want Hurley gone. The first 13 years of Moser’s career as a head coach not only did he not get much out of his teams, he was a sub .500 coach. Hurley is way ahead of where Moser was. He’s way over .500 after 11 years and been to multiple NCAA tournaments. Took Moser a really long time to turn the corner. Definitely has it going now at a small school. Will be interesting to see what he can do recruiting and coaching against the big boys night in and night out.Can he coach UConn? Two of my players played for coach Moser. He is a stud.
Sanogo didn't sit because he couldn't defend them.Sanogo was benched in games he was dominating. You think Hurley is playing a guy who is even less capable of guarding shooters outside against a team like Maryland? You’d have to play a 1 in 4 out zone and Hurley has shown no willingness to do so.
Sanogo didn't sit because he couldn't defend them.
He sat because what he was giving us on offense didn't make up for the liability that he was on defense.
That wouldn't have been true of Kofi.
And keeping him on the floor for Illinois is helping them win the game??? Oh wait..... they lost. Maybe they should criticize the coach for not adjusting his game plan and sitting Kofi. Do you people ever stop complaining. I played high school ball at South Catholic under Joe R. and have a slight clue but i'll gladly defer most things basketball related to people with the last name of Hurley. He's not perfect but he's definitely more knowledgeable about basketball than a bunch of couch potatoes throwing insults on a sports forum. .... Even one named the " boneyard"..... JMHOKofi would have been riding the bench like Sanogo last night if he came here. Hurley is unwilling to adjust his preferred style for a player like that.
Lmaoooo Moser has brought a team to a final four and now a s16......Hurley has never made it past the round of 32.He is a great coach now. Your comment seems like you want Hurley gone. The first 13 years of Moser’s career as a head coach not only did he not get much out of his teams, he was a sub .500 coach. Hurley is way ahead of where Moser was. He’s way over .500 after 11 years and been to multiple NCAA tournaments. Took Moser a really long time to turn the corner. Definitely has it going now at a small school. Will be interesting to see what he can do recruiting and coaching against the big boys night in and night out.
Why did you think Illinois was making a deep run in this tournament if you thought so much of Moser?Lmaoooo Moser has brought a team to a final four and now a s16......Hurley has never made it past the round of 32.
Moser would coach circles around Danny and yes- I wish we took a much harder look at Porter Moser and Eric Musselman instead of “respecting the northeast” when we hired Hurley.
Because Illinois has the best player in the country and an absolute monster big man, with nice additional pieces. Moser’s win just cements my point about him, regardless how I felt about the Illini this year. Moser knows how to win, Hurley, so far, knows how to beat bad teams and then tell reporters that he is “almost there” when we lost to halfway decent teams.Why did you think Illinois was making a deep run in this tournament if you thought so much of Moser?
Why not move on to a better program and get better pay unless he is happy there, and wants to remain an institution as Ray Meyer was for DePaul for many years.I looked at their roster earlier and he has ten seniors and juniors. Love that he has developed those kids over their time at Loyola. Wonder if he just stuck around to ride this out with them and move on to a place like DePaul or stay at Loyola
I will love to see him in a big conference. It’s much easier to be a big fish in a little pond than competing against the heavy weights every night. He’s been a head coach for 17 years so he seems to have his system down. I get it you don’t like Hurley and want him gone. Go watch Indiana for the next few years with your guy as the head coach. Hurley is ramping this thing up.Because Illinois has the best player in the country and an absolute monster big man, with nice additional pieces. Moser’s win just cements my point about him, regardless how I felt about the Illini this year. Moser knows how to win, Hurley, so far, knows how to beat bad teams and then tell reporters that he is “almost there” when we lost to halfway decent teams.
Digressing though. Moser will do great things at Indiana if Belien doesn’t take the job.
Ramping things up alright....a no show last night against MARK TURGEON with a top 15 draft pick on your side. What will be next year when that top 15 pick is gone?I will love to see him in a big conference. It’s much easier to be a big fish in a little pond than competing against the heavy weights every night. He’s been a head coach for 17 years so he seems to have his system down. I get it you don’t like Hurley and want him gone. Go watch Indiana for the next few years with your guy as the head coach. Hurley is ramping this thing up.
I can see him taking Marquette, but he's past DePaul's level now. If I were him I'd stay at Loyola and wait for a better job than go to DePaul. That place seems like a dumpster fire right now.Gotta imagine Depaul and Marquette give him a call at least.
Our top 15 pick didn’t show up for these postseason games. Was never the same after the full body cramping. Like it or not our offense and this season was built around Bouk. Don’t ask Hurley ask Tim Moore ask Kimani Young. The other kids missed a ton of open shots in those games and it wasn’t enough. I get it - you clearly do not think Hurley is going to do the job here. I do. We will just agree to disagree on that. Oh and the mighty Illini who you had making a deep run in the tournament got beaten earlier this year by.....wait for it, wait for it......MARK TURGEON!Ramping things up alright....a no show last night against MARK TURGEON with a top 15 draft pick on your side. What will be next year when that top 15 pick is gone?
I don’t hate Hurley. I get the good things he’s done so far. I am just simply saying there were a few possible better options out there than a guy who likes to remind us of how many years he’s been here for every single post game. And one of those guys is on the big stage.....again.
And keeping him on the floor for Illinois is helping them win the game??? Oh wait..... they lost. Maybe they should criticize the coach for not adjusting his game plan and sitting Kofi. Do you people ever stop complaining. I played high school ball at South Catholic under Joe R. and have a slight clue but i'll gladly defer most things basketball related to people with the last name of Hurley. He's not perfect but he's definitely more knowledgeable about basketball than a bunch of couch potatoes throwing insults on a sports forum. .... Even one named the " boneyard"..... JMHO
Pitino seems to enjoy swimming with the little fish these days. "Nobody looking over my shoulder."I will love to see him in a big conference. It’s much easier to be a big fish in a little pond than competing against the heavy weights every night. He’s been a head coach for 17 years so he seems to have his system down. I get it you don’t like Hurley and want him gone. Go watch Indiana for the next few years with your guy as the head coach. Hurley is ramping this thing up.