Strickland33
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I still like Forbes from ETSU. 18-3. 7-1 so far this season. He would be my #1 pick to replace Mannequin.
in! forbes is great and we'll be able to fire him if he sucks unlike miller and kelsey!
I still like Forbes from ETSU. 18-3. 7-1 so far this season. He would be my #1 pick to replace Mannequin.
in! forbes is great and we'll be able to fire him if he sucks unlike miller and kelsey!
For those craving a older coach with a track record, consider UGA's decision to hire Tom Crean (who some coveted for the WF job). After firing Mark Fox, UGA committed to pay Crean $3.25 million a year for five years, plus incentives. UGA also committed to pay almost $1 million a year for Crean's assistant coaches. Realize it's only year 2 for Crean at UGA, but they are 3-23 in the SEC under Crean, including blowing a 20 point 2nd half lead to ordinary Mizzou last night. This is with top 5 lottery pick Anthony Edwards who will be long gone as soon as the UGA season ends in the SEC tourney; seems unlikely that UGA is going to better next year without the best NBA prospect in the SEC. Crean is going to get at least two more years to turn around the UGA program, but if UGA had it to do over again, they would've/could've hired a younger coach for a fraction of the financial commitment, and the Dawgs prospects would likely be better. Couldn't be worse.
For those craving a older coach with a track record, consider UGA's decision to hire Tom Crean (who some coveted for the WF job). After firing Mark Fox, UGA committed to pay Crean $3.25 million a year for five years, plus incentives. UGA also committed to pay almost $1 million a year for Crean's assistant coaches. Realize it's only year 2 for Crean at UGA, but they are 3-23 in the SEC under Crean, including blowing a 20 point 2nd half lead to ordinary Mizzou last night. This is with top 5 lottery pick Anthony Edwards who will be long gone as soon as the UGA season ends in the SEC tourney; seems unlikely that UGA is going to better next year without the best NBA prospect in the SEC. Crean is going to get at least two more years to turn around the UGA program, but if UGA had it to do over again, they would've/could've hired a younger coach for a fraction of the financial commitment, and the Dawgs prospects would likely be better. Couldn't be worse.
Doesn't matter too much who it is except for 4-5 year from the firing date down the road. The first three years we will likely be bad as we will lose most of the players on this team and likely the recruits (not that this is a reason to keep Manning) so the next guy will have a monumental rebuild on his hands. It will take several years to rid the stink from this program and start getting legitimate ACC level recruits again.
Do we know for sure that this year is Danny's last?
WORSE? How could things get any worse? Take a look around here, We're at the threshold of hell.
Granted Manning hired an assistant that killed a guy on a recruiting trip, so that bar is getting harder to hurdle.
Well, it wasn't a recruit that he killed, at least. Actually, I don't even think it was a recruiting trip?
For those craving a older coach with a track record, consider UGA's decision to hire Tom Crean (who some coveted for the WF job). After firing Mark Fox, UGA committed to pay Crean $3.25 million a year for five years, plus incentives. UGA also committed to pay almost $1 million a year for Crean's assistant coaches. Realize it's only year 2 for Crean at UGA, but they are 3-23 in the SEC under Crean, including blowing a 20 point 2nd half lead to ordinary Mizzou last night. This is with top 5 lottery pick Anthony Edwards who will be long gone as soon as the UGA season ends in the SEC tourney; seems unlikely that UGA is going to better next year without the best NBA prospect in the SEC. Crean is going to get at least two more years to turn around the UGA program, but if UGA had it to do over again, they would've/could've hired a younger coach for a fraction of the financial commitment, and the Dawgs prospects would likely be better. Couldn't be worse.
Too much Kelsey talk, not enough Matt McMahon talk. Eastern KY/Western NC roots. Young. About to lead his team to three straight NCAA tourneys.