Lunadeac
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It's 40 degrees here :tear:
Sorry bro
It's 40 degrees here :tear:
We have shown that we are prepared to spend money on this hire (Shaka offer). Gregg Marshall is on the record that Wake Forest is interesting to him if the financials make sense (Brinks truck). What am I missing? Honestly?
Yes, I forgot about that. Doesn't change the fact that Odom had only three years experience. It's not like there's some magical cutoff of 3+ years of HC experience and you become a good coach.
Odom only had three years and Dino had zero years. They both had pretty good records at Wake.
Not a fan of his academic approach but much better than Manning and some of the other names tossed around here....
And he's been better at Nebraska than [name redacted] was at Colorado, too.
We have shown that we are prepared to spend money on this hire (Shaka offer). Gregg Marshall is on the record that Wake Forest is interesting to him if the financials make sense (Brinks truck). What am I missing? Honestly?
Once again, my bad. I remembered it happening and forgot about it instantly. I haven't been to a game to see it hanging.
Isn't the whole point of this hire to show the college bball landscape that we're for real? Isn't that why we have 3M to spend on a coach? Referencing our past hires SHOULD be irrelevant. We're supposed to be trying to compete. Apparently, we're failing. Or not. We don't know shit
Which still isn't saying a whole helluva lot eh? Think I'd rather take a chance with Manning if it came to that.
No balls no baby!
Between coach watch and D Jackson watch my head is about to explode.
Somebody talk me into Tim Miles. He seems to have the closest background to Clawson. 47 years old with almost 20 years of head coaching experience at some tough stops. Only 4 losing seasons. A D-II Elite Eight and two NCAAT appearances with no wins.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tim_Miles
Outside of short-term money, what does Shaka have to gain by coming to Wake Forest. He is better situated for success over the next 2-3 seasons at VCU than Wake. Over the next 2-3 years one of the high, high-profile jobs will likely come open. Having a few subpar years at Wake could hurt has chances of landing of those jobs. He's playing it safe, essentially.