2026 Coaching Carousel

[MU82]

I don't know about that. By and large, the programs contending for Final 4s and titles today are basically the same that were contending for Final 4s and titles 10, 20, 30 years ago.
I know Michigan isn't historically considered a blueblood, but this is their third Final Four since 2013. And they had a run of three in five years in the late 80s/early 90s.
There hasn't really been an Indiana football of college basketball yet.

Reading this comment, I don't see how disagree.

[Uncle Rico]

Fair point but I don't really see the guy as a college coach.  I could be wrong though. 

Basketball is basketball.  If he can focus on the coaching part of it and attract good players, that takes care of a lot of it.

This isn't Belichick whose best days were behind him.

I get the hesitation and it could fail but I'm betting it's more likely he finds some success.  He'll have to adapt his personal skills from what it sounds like.  I think that's more of a concern.