End of story! Should have been gone two or three years ago, but a contract extension...OUCH! Hope SMU makes better decisions for the future. Here we go!

If it's another coaching job, someone or somebody hasn't been paying attention! Politician?! He would fit right in, and his approval rating is about as good as Congress.

[quote="Billy Joe"]Need a new direction in basketball. I have been saying this for 3 years. It is a shame so many of you have wasted so much time with this program the past few years. SMU should not be stuck in the middle of the pack each year in C-USA. Orsini has done a terrible job with the ...

Five years, Doherty's overall winning percentage is at 42%, conference winning percentage is at 31%, and his teams have never won a conference tournament game. I think SMU deserves better!

I don't think the "dougie" worked...the team CHOKED!

Hopefully he's GONE. The sooner, the better for SMU Basketball. Get someone in here that can lead, build and develop a program. His record here speaks for itself.

Right now they're playing well above my expectations for the year, 3-6.

Winning 3 conference games (.500)...how about a winning season, and winning ONE conference tournament game for a CHANGE. Now that would be a BIG improvement.

[quote="ibezu2"]Who is "Losh"[/quote]

Aliaksei Patsevich, make sense to me. A junior transfer from Collin County...should fit right in to "Doh's system."

Who is "Losh"

2:00pm - radio 770am

Talent or no talent...his record here speaks for itself. What else is there to look at! This program under his direction or lack thereof has been nothing but one blunder after another in every aspect of the game.

It's Deja Vu all over again!

Everybody should go, it just might be the last game the ponies win this year, assuming they win.

It's always next year, and next year will be wait until next year, and just wait until the following year and the year after that. Ah, but this recruited class coming in "next year" is ....... Need to get someone in here that can get this basketball program to the next level, Division I.