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49 minutes ago, str8baller said:

In the macro sense, he’s not. In the micro sense…well that’s the ADs call.  
 

Moving up the coaching ranks is like moving up the fighting ranks. You’ll never know if you’re a champ, a contender or just a gatekeeper until you get the shot. The thing about the B1G is that nearly every coach is better than the best coach in Drakes conf.   
 

For every Bo Ryan there’s a Steve Alford. And for every Alford there’s a Todd Lickliter. 

How about a Nate Oats or a Dan Hurley

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Just now, Stuhoo said:

He started at Minny at age 30. In eight season there he had three 20 win seasons, two NCAAs and an NIT championship, and won B1G coach of the year. Did I mention he did that at friggin Minnesota, and did all of it before his 40’th bday? That pretty damn good ‘big boys playing’ for a young coach at the worst job in a 14 team conference.

Been a minute since I have been in Bloomington. Is there a good Italian restaurant in town? Not sure how far the acorn has fallen from the tree.

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1 minute ago, Scotty R said:

How about a Nate Oats or a Dan Hurley

“A Nate Oats or Dan Hurley?” Sure.

”THE Nate Oats or Dan Hurley?” Hahaha not happening.

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14 minutes ago, AZ Hoosier said:

Speaking of "few"...

I saw his name mention related to UNC and that possible opening... is Few really in play? For a while now, he's been pretty much happy at Gonzaga... and he's in his early 60s... curious...

I think the issue there is probably NIL. But it’s really tough to picture a dude in his 60’s leaving the only gig he’s ever had, even if Randy Bennett is whippin’ his a$$ these days. 

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3 minutes ago, Stuhoo said:

He started at Minny at age 30. In eight seasons there he had three 20 win seasons, two NCAAs and an NIT championship, and won B1G coach of the year. Did I mention he did that at friggin Minnesota, and did all of it before his 40’th bday? That’s pretty damn good ‘big boys playing’ for a young coach at the worst job in a 14 team conference.

This I agree with!  Very well said and I think Richard Pitino took his lumps but at least should be interviewed.  I would take him over McCollum and any other mid-major that people are bringing up

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1 hour ago, IUFAN1976 said:

Who is your top 3-5 candidates?

If money's not an issue

  • Brad Stevens (regardless of likelihood)
  • TJ Otzelberger (gotta fight the Iowa State loyalty/buyout)
  • Scott Drew (hearing that he could be interested in listening)
  • Darian DeVries
  • Dusty May

If we end up looking for a true "up and comer"

Chris Jans, Jerrod Calhoun, Ben McCollem, and look at Bryce Drew (the AZ connection at Grand Canyon).

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We've already had one bad experience with the little brother... :D 
Miller was buying players at Arizona. He isn't doing so great now with a even playing field. Both miller's are overhyped

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Posted
18 minutes ago, Stuhoo said:

“A Nate Oats or Dan Hurley?” Sure.

”THE Nate Oats or Dan Hurley?” Hahaha not happening.

I didn't mean coaching here just going from mid major to a major program 

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10 minutes ago, IUFAN1976 said:

What about Bobby Hurley?  Seems to be doing ok.  Just curious since you brought up Danny.

I didn't say they would be a candidate for here but saying they went from mid major to a power program and succeeded. And hell no with Bobby Hurley 

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59 minutes ago, AH1971 said:

Archie took Dayton to 4 straight tournaments as an at-large. Dayton undoubtedly is a solid program with history but nobody else there has come close to doing that. Anthony Grant is in year 8 after replacing Archie and has made the tournament one time (would have been 2 had COVID not cancelled) and are probably on the outside looking in this year.

Anthony Grant sucked at Alabama, so that’s not really relevant.  That being said, not only would they have made the tournament the COVID year, they probably would have been a #1 seed.  Dayton is a winning, well-established program.  Those who want to compare what a coach accomplished at Dayton to what a coach accomplished at Florida Atlantic, as if those two schools are in the same universe, just doesn’t make sense.

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