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I'm assuming DeVries will bring in his culture. He will evaluate current coaches and staff to see if they fit with his culture.

I'm assuming DeVries will bring in his culture. He will evaluate current coaches and staff to see if they fit with his culture.

I'm assuming DeVries will bring in his culture. He will evaluate current coaches and staff to see if they fit with his culture.

Probably won't. But will play professionally.  Just like all the other D2 point guards coached by McCollum. 
 
McCollum is to PGs like Cignetti is to QBs.  
 
Did I mention that I was upset he didn't say yes before DeVries?  

Not gonna lie, upset McCollum didn't say yes before DeVries.  

It's been covered in the thread dedicated to him but his screen motion offenses actually produce. They make layups and drain 3s. They force defenses to play hard every second of every possession and they hardly take midrange shots. If a defense slips up for one second they take advantage of it. It's really fun to watch in my opinion. 
It's his defenses that most folks don't talk about and the reason why his teams are almost always in the game.

He's going to end up at Iowa and we're going to hate this guy.  

Bennett Stirtz.  His name is Bennett Stirtz.  Y'all probably know his name now. 

Ron Howard voice over, "McCollum said no."
I've been offered a couple of jobs where this was my answer when I didn't really want the job but wanted to keep my door open just in case I didn't get the job I really wanted. Sounds like he's either content where he's at or he has his eyes on a bigger prize.

Hey!  IU ain’t gonna be chopped liver…okay.  Our guy is no slouch!  LOL. :)

Oh God, I hope he doesn't. 

Ron Howard voice over, "McCollum said no."
I've been offered a couple of jobs where this was my answer when I didn't really want the job but wanted to keep my door open just in case I didn't get the job I really wanted. Sounds like he's either content where he's at or he has his eyes on a bigger prize.

I’m ready to root for a dude that wants to be here and put the work in. Devries is that guy 

I must have misunderstood. My apologies. 

Oh God, I hope he doesn't. 

I don't really have a dog in this fight but throughout is entire career as a head coach a McCollum offense averages 76 points a game. Basketball isn't my specialty but I'm certain one player dribbling the ball around taking a shot with less than 5 seconds is what his offense is doing. His offense is centered around the player you're dissing, that is true. I don't really want to break down his player position stats but I'm willing to bet that the point guard is the foundation and glue of that kind of production of having a career average of 76 points a game. I'm not looking forward to see what he does with players that has the skillset like Isiah Thomas. 

Ron Howard voice over, "McCollum said no."
I've been offered a couple of jobs where this was my answer when I didn't really want the job but wanted to keep my door open just in case I didn't get the job I really wanted. Sounds like he's either content where he's at or he has his eyes on a bigger prize.

It's been covered in the thread dedicated to him but his screen motion offenses actually produce. They make layups and drain 3s. They force defenses to play hard every second of every possession and they hardly take midrange shots. If a defense slips up for one second they take advantage of it. It's really fun to watch in my opinion. 
It's his defenses that most folks don't talk about and the reason why his teams are almost always in the game.

Ron Howard voice over, "McCollum said no."
I've been offered a couple of jobs where this was my answer when I didn't really want the job but wanted to keep my door open just in case I didn't get the job I really wanted. Sounds like he's either content where he's at or he has his eyes on a bigger prize.

Ron Howard voice over, "McCollum said no."
I've been offered a couple of jobs where this was my answer when I didn't really want the job but wanted to keep my door open just in case I didn't get the job I really wanted. Sounds like he's either content where he's at or he has his eyes on a bigger prize.

Bennett Stirtz.  His name is Bennett Stirtz.  Y'all probably know his name now. 

Probably won't. But will play professionally.  Just like all the other D2 point guards coached by McCollum. 
 
McCollum is to PGs like Cignetti is to QBs.  
 
Did I mention that I was upset he didn't say yes before DeVries?  

Ben has matched the # of NCAA TOURNEY wins that Darian has in his first year in D1.