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That's exactly what Seton Hall was told in the early years of the Big East.That game had my eyes bleeding. Totally ridiculous to be that bad in a city like Chicago. Big East presidents need to exert their power quickly. Shape up or ship out.
Yes, there was a time that Connecticut and Seton Hall were the dregs of the league.In those days, UConn was pretty bad too, and those games provided the chances for a win or two.
The Dom Perno yearsYes, there was a time that Connecticut and Seton Hall were the dregs of the league.
So one of the best conferences in the country would have 3 SHU grads as coaches.....that would be pretty amazing. And it would be 6 coaches in total (Hurley, Holloway, Sanders, Copeland, Billmeier and Griffin).DePaul has to do something big here….I mentioned in another thread, although farfetched, Adrian Griffin would be a guy I would go after.
He has connections and some local juice from his time with the Bulls.
PC and BC (with an exception or 2), SHU and Uconn stunk.In those days, UConn was pretty bad too, and those games provided the chances for a win or two.
I would never hire a coach without college head coaching experience. NeverSo one of the best conferences in the country would have 3 SHU grads as coaches.....that would be pretty amazing. And it would be 6 coaches in total (Hurley, Holloway, Sanders, Copeland, Billmeier and Griffin).
Someone posted on twitter that they should go after Will Wade. I think he would be good hire. We know he can coach kids he pays....
I have zero respect for Will Wade and his 'strong-ass' ways.So one of the best conferences in the country would have 3 SHU grads as coaches.....that would be pretty amazing. And it would be 6 coaches in total (Hurley, Holloway, Sanders, Copeland, Billmeier and Griffin).
Someone posted on twitter that they should go after Will Wade. I think he would be good hire. We know he can coach kids he pays....
BurnoDePaul’s last four coaches were all past 50 when they took the job. Three of the four were retreads. Maybe try someone young and energetic this time?
Not me, I would be thinking I want to follow what SHU and PC did. Hiring a guy who has only coached in the NBA and got fired halfway thru his first season even though his record is OK doesn't cut it for me, as much as I wish the best for AG,DePaul has to do something big here….I mentioned in another thread, although farfetched, Adrian Griffin would be a guy I would go after.
He has connections and some local juice from his time with the Bulls.
At this point it would be Loyola because of it's market. At least they win in Chicago. Doubt it happens anytime soon if it allDePaul needs to step up and hire a credible Head Coach here. I do think the Big East needs to put them on notice, they’re adding no value to the conference and I doubt they have much of a credible presence in the Chicago market right now that is doing the league much good.
Kick them out and consider replacing with a program like Dayton, Richmond, St. Louis.
Agree with the doing something big but Adrian Griffin wouldn't be that.DePaul has to do something big here….I mentioned in another thread, although farfetched, Adrian Griffin would be a guy I would go after.
He has connections and some local juice from his time with the Bulls.
Everything he use to do is now legal though.I have zero respect for Will Wade and his 'strong-ass' ways.
Pat did a great job as AD, but I could tell you a story that would make your ears bleed.Fortunately with the hiring of Pat Lyons and even with his promotion out of the athletic department things are now on the upswing.
The late John Thompson too. Georgetown was nothing before him.PC and BC (with an exception or 2), SHU and Uconn stunk.
I remember going to an 8-9 game once in the early 80s. Ran into a BC guy I knew who worked on Wall St (tragically worked at Cantor FitzGerald on 9/11 - RIP Ed). He told me as a goof, he asked everyone he knew if the could have their ticket for the 8-9 game if they werent going, and he pulled out like 150 tickets out of his jacket. Game was sold out, about 1500-2000 fans were in MSG. We seemed in a hopeless spot. I had no faith it would get better.
What PJ did was remarkable. And what Calhoun did, remarkable squared.
I know; I just can't stand the arrogant SOB.Everything he use to do is now legal though.
What college basketball coach isn't?I know; I just can't stand the arrogant SOB.
Think Fordham hiring Bob HillDePaul has to do something big here….I mentioned in another thread, although farfetched, Adrian Griffin would be a guy I would go after.
He has connections and some local juice from his time with the Bulls.
I saw him in action this year when NIU played at Monmouth. Was curious to see how he handled things on the sideline. Was slightly underwhelmed.Burno
I could say Eddie Jordan too….oooffa!Think Fordham hiring Bob Hill
I was thinking Bob Hill because he was hired with an idea of bringing Knicks credibility to a NYC college team.I could say Eddie Jordan too….oooffa!
In this new NIL world I’m not sure what the prototype HC skills need to be. Do any of us know?
I was there also, what a great game. Pretty bad choke by NIU.I saw him in action this year when NIU played at Monmouth. Was curious to see how he handled things on the sideline. Was slightly underwhelmed.
NIU had a 27-2 run and lostI was there also, what a great game. Pretty bad choke by NIU.
I said this a few weeks back. If the DePaul situation continues down this path and the conference wants to make a move, they could replace DePaul with Loyola and keep the Chicago market.At this point it would be Loyola because of it's market. At least they win in Chicago. Doubt it happens anytime soon if it all
Grant Billmeier......i agree arrogance is common in these coaches but Wade's actions and statements were especially egregious imho.What college basketball coach isn't?