Simple question on JC

[Blakeon18]

As more days go by without his call on St. Joseph's, does this mean the decision is more and more likely to be 'no'?

 

[Rocktheworld]

Give it about 20 more minutes and we should know

 

[Wordbomar]

I would say that nobody has any idea outside of guessing

 

[SubbaBub]

The second he wants to coach again he will have a job the next second. My guess is ADDave pulls him back in to be more involved.

 

[Whtdmd]

JC should not be hinting to a small school that he is coaching again unless he is completely certain. It's like Lebron telling a kindergartener that he is coming to his birthday party n then no show

 

[Rewster]

JC should not be hinting to a small school that he is coaching again unless he is completely certain. It's like Lebron telling a kindergartener that he is coming to his birthday party n then no show

I see it the otherway around.
USJ is getting some pub from JC. They just started accepting male students . What better way to put the school on the map in N.E

I think JC is the one doing the favors for them. Just a guess

 

[Chief00]

The hang up is on the UConn side.

 

[Waquoit]

I think JC is the one doing the favors for them. Just a guess

Nah, I think he's trying to have his cake and eat it to. He wants the gig but he also wants his UConn money. My guess is that's the hang up.

 

[Chief00]

It's simple math. And time will decide things if it doesn't get settled soon.

 

[gtcam]

JC should not be hinting to a small school that he is coaching again unless he is completely certain. It's like Lebron telling a kindergartener that he is coming to his birthday party n then no show

I can see Lebron doing that
BUT I don't think JC is leading anybody on - he's not like that

 

[Chief00]

I can see Lebron doing that
BUT I don't think JC is leading anybody on - he's not like that

He just doesn't want to give up a $300k a year pay. Agree, he isn't leading people on intentionally.

 

[husky8273]

He just doesn't want to give up a $300k a year pay. Agree, he isn't leading people on intentionally.

presumably he has accumulated sufficient funds to live comfortably for the balance of his and Pat's lives without the fundraising stipend from UConn. If he truly wants to coach again, giving that up can't be the primary factor not to do so.

 

[Chief00]

presumably he has accumulated sufficient funds to live comfortably for the balance of his and Pat's lives without the fundraising stipend from UConn. If he truly wants to coach again, giving that up can't be the primary factor not to do so.

Are you talking about the same guy who said " not a dime back"? LOL

I love the dude and he loves coaching but he would look at the $300k a year as a responsibility to his family, I believe.

I don't see him giving that up unless someone came up with comparable money on the other end - probably doubtful.