What a Win

[panda]

Personally, I think a lot of their frustration is valid. They have an elite program and gave the keys to a complete nobody for no reason.

Agree - the job warrants a high level search. Continuity is overrated if the coach is under qualified to maintain the high level of excellence established.

[Frenns Liquor Depot]

Agree - the job warrants a high level search. Continuity is overrated if the coach is under qualified to maintain the high level of excellence established.

This is the cycle of replacing almost every legend though.  It's too hard to do a complete new search when the outgoing coach has a strong perspective on who should be next up. 

The alternative is pissing off the most popular ex-employee and for many reasons it's best to keep them happy.

[panda]

This is the cycle of replacing almost every legend though.  It's too hard to do a complete new search when the outgoing coach has a strong perspective on who should be next up. 

The alternative is pissing off the most popular ex-employee and for many reasons it's best to keep them happy.

Good points

[PGsHeroes32]

Think its too early to judge Neptune.

Sure, hes not Wright and he wont ever be. But he needs time to be able to establish himself.

This Nova roster is very meh by their standards as is. Especially prior to Whitmore being available(and hes still a freshman) and without Moore.

I think they will get hot in january and make a push. If Moore can be even somewhat effective off the injury its a near certainty imo that they will get on a roll.

[MU82]

Every once in awhile - Few, Izzo leap to mind - it works out. Usually it seems not to.

[tower912]

Buzz

[94Warrior]

 Gard   (ducks).   

[mileskishnish72]

I was only alluding to the "next paycheck" reference, the rest is fair game, but IMO that reference is a swipe at his character and especially without any evidence kind of unfair.

Wiscw, you're right - the point should have been phrased less indelicately. I was referring to the unwillingness of the individual to listen, to learn, to develop.
During all this time he was very handsomely paid, and he was perfectly willing to accept said compensation all while he was not fulfilling his responsibilities such as developing his players, nor in fact the program he led.

[Frenns Liquor Depot]

Wiscw, you're right - the point should have been phrased less indelicately. I was referring to the unwillingness of the individual to listen, to learn, to develop.
During all this time he was very handsomely paid, and he was perfectly willing to accept said compensation all while he was not fulfilling his responsibilities such as developing his players, nor in fact the program he led.

If I were a AD and felt I needed to 'coach' my million dollar coach, I would move on. 

[MU82]

Gard   (ducks).   

No need to duck. Gard certainly has worked out.