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The man is getting paid $3.1 million a year, and has made the tournament 1 time (as bubble team) in past 3 years. On top of that, he's lost 4 of our top recruits, and has failed to replace them. Sorry, but we all "bleed blue," but I'm not getting paid $3.1 million per year. Yet, we need to start giving him some compassion?! No, he needs to start winning before he takes a once elite program, that sacrificed the blood, sweat, and tears of many players, including Jim Calhoun over 25 year, over a cliff.
Agreed, KO has disappointed, and has not recently earned his pay; however sometimes you invest in potential. Steve Enoch and Juwan Durham didn't earn their scholarships on the court, but you keep them if they let you for their potential. KO still has the potential to be a great coach.
I'm not too surprised there was a roadblock in the early years of a young head coach. KO worked hard for many years to succeed as an undertalented player in the NBA for 13 years, then as a young coach through a national championship. It's not too surprising he may have wanted to take a rest after a divorce and a national championship that may have made him think he could get away with coasting. That was a mistake, but hopefully he's rejuvenated and dedicated to succeeding as a head coach.