What would make you show Shaka the door in March?

[WhiteTrash]

That's crazy 🤣🤣

What else are fans supposed to judge a coach on? No offense but I do not really care about the relationships they build if it doesn't lead to wins.

By height?

[HutchwasClutch]

By height?

Nicely done

[Pakuni]

I agree. Maybe I'm confusing people's opinions. Some believe MU players have it as good as it gets, and will never leave becase they are promised $, so Shaka has personally created his own prison. Hence, if true, grounds to be terminated.

Totally agree that Shaka has created his own prison, but he also has the keys to his escape. That will require him swallowing some pride, but like I said, the alternative might be spending the 2028 season in the A-10 or the American.

[Ghost of Wojo]

Yes
https://x.com/Aries_Sherrie/status/1999249196168384688

What a clown she is. No accountability. This program and seemingly everyone surrounding it are total jokesters. They are making their own fortress where everybody is wrong and they are right at all times. Hubris galore... smells like Wojo.

[Small Orange Soda]

I wish every player well in their life after basketball, but this four year stretch is likely the most money guys like Tre and Caedin will ever make. I can't blame them for sticking around. Would anyone here seek out a 90% paycut?

[Biggie Clausen]

A good example of the type of guy who benefits from transferring down is Daniel Freitag.  For whatever reason, it didn't work out for him at UW, so he went to Buffalo, where he's putting up outstanding numbers as a sophomore.  He will be in high demand this spring, and will be able to level back up to a great program looking to fill a need for a very nice payday.  And since he's only a sophomore, he'll have two years to collect.

What would be the benefit for Tre, Caedin, Sean, DO, Clark, or Zaide to do the same?  For Sean, Tre, and Zaide, next year will be their last year of eligibility.  For the others, I have little faith that they would do well enough at a mid-major to level back up to a high major.