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Hatch and the board should be getting all of our ire instead of Wellman. He was just their sock puppet.

Hatch’s whisper campaign.

Name one - one - NCAA MEN’S Basketball head coach who has won an NCAA championship - or for that matter, a conference championship - whose assistants called his team’s plays.

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Name one - one - NCAA MEN’S Basketball head coach who has won an NCAA championship - or for that matter, a conference championship - whose assistants called his team’s plays.

Name one - one - NCAA MEN’S Basketball head coach who has won an NCAA championship - or for that matter, a conference championship - whose assistants called his team’s plays.

Ceilings are as low as leadership sets them. Trustees > President > AD > HC

We also need a head coach who has the key skill necessary to build a tournament level program and win championships: in-game coaching.

Yes, if the fans take it laying down.

And the Board of Trustees.

And Hatch - who pulled Wellman’s strings to hire Manning in the first place.

This. All this. And the Coach needs to set an example himself. Compare Clawson’s shape to Forbes. Forbes sets a horrible personal example for his players. Beyond his obvious overweight appearance, he’s always drinking large big gulp sodas on his press conferences. Terrible example.

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If Currie already has extended Forbes, then he’s denser than Wellman.

Nope - you misread. Those were the ages they were when they were first hired by the schools where they built programs that won NCAA championships.

With all due respect, if h needs that, he’s not a championship level coach.,

With a quick AI assist — Let’s delve into the ages of some notable NCAA men’s basketball coaches when they were hired by the schools where they ultimately won championships: Rick Pitino: Rick Pitino was 39 years old when he was hired by Kentucky. He led the Wildcats to the championship in...

A thing well bought is half sold.