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I read that Forbes was #1 on Currie's wishlist for the job. So that's reassuring too!

Maybe Jaylen Johnson too...he is transferring to ETSU. Remember him? https://utsports.com/sports/mens-basketball/roster/jalen-johnson/10293

Is there a favorite?

Is it possible that his contract could include a clause preventing him from opportunities at other ACC schools (or one ACC school)?

Don't care. Not to be callous, but Skip Prosser has been dead for nearly 15 years. I just want someone who gives us the best chance of winning.

It is so shortsighted and LOWF to be worried about the fact that Wes Miller went to UNC. Who cares? He is clearly someone who cares more about winning than about UNC. That's a dumb take. Equally silly to think that just because Pat Kelsey coached at Wake Forest 11 years ago that he is more...

Would put Kelsey and Odom in that category--they would just be uninspiring hires. It is disturbing that those three encompass half of the list.

Totally agree. He is competent, unexciting but competent. He will get us to the middle of the pack in the ACC with NIT/NCAA expectations each year. I think the worst thing would be a wildcard like Kelsey or Odom who have huge risks. We have been irrelevant for 10 years--what happens if we have...

If we swing and miss on Matta and Forbes, Amaker seems like a solid backup: -He has actually recruited really well at Harvard (pulling in some 4*s) -Over his career he has a .600 winning percentage -Has made NCAA/NIT more seasons than not If we can't get Matta and Forbes, I'd rather have...

ugh https://twitter.com/TheReal_HG3/status/662703769243820032: Dukeeee...

does anyone have a link to stream it?

BUTTTT the last thing HG retweeted was CP3! https://twitter.com/thereal_hg3

Not sure which is worse: death of the Shaka dream or the death of the Harry Giles dream. Honestly, I think I was more devastated by the death of the former. It seemed like a perfect fit, the intoxication of the aftermath of the Bz axing, etc.

IMO that is fueled by mandatory testing in states and a much larger part of the population going to college (as opposed to just the wealthy/educated elite).

At most schools, international Asian students are not counted as "diversity" students in the sense of % students of color.