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Should SMU pursue a new men's basketball coach? Part 2

Posted:
Thu Mar 11, 2010 3:34 pm
by NickSMU17
Lets re-visit this topic as we see how the season ended....
Re: Should SMU pursue a new men's basketball coach? Part 2

Posted:
Thu Mar 11, 2010 3:39 pm
by PonyDoh
I'm torn. I'd like to see a list of potential replacements first
Re: Should SMU pursue a new men's basketball coach? Part 2

Posted:
Thu Mar 11, 2010 4:02 pm
by papawasamustang
Yes. Let's not kid ourselves. It all starts with recruiting & Doh has failed big time.
In addition to poor recruiting, I'll add very poor roster mgmt.,
and poor x's & o's. Time for a fresh approach.
I don't want to waste another year following a losing,
boring, under achieving, no direction, SMU mens basketball program.
Re: Should SMU pursue a new men's basketball coach? Part 2

Posted:
Thu Mar 11, 2010 4:04 pm
by mustangxc
papawasamustang wrote:Yes. Let's not kid ourselves. It all starts with recruiting & Doh has failed big time.
In addition to poor recruiting, I'll add very poor roster mgmt.,
and poor x's & o's. Time for a fresh approach.
I don't want to waste another year following a losing,
boring, under achieving, no direction, SMU mens basketball program.
I actually think the direction is fine, it's the velocity that needs a huge boost!!!
Re: Should SMU pursue a new men's basketball coach? Part 2

Posted:
Thu Mar 11, 2010 5:43 pm
by WSGJ
PonyDoh wrote:I'm torn. I'd like to see a list of potential replacements first
Who would you like to see on this list? If Doh were canned tomorrow, who would be the best realistic option to get this thing out of the toilet? Are there any good fits at other like-minded schools that could be money-whipped into coming here? All things being equal, how many established coaches would want this job if they weren't money-whipped (besides BCG)?
Re: Should SMU pursue a new men's basketball coach? Part 2

Posted:
Thu Mar 11, 2010 5:56 pm
by fivemon
I'll give you a name that had a good job a Butler and is about to get run out of town at Iowa (because Alford left the team with no one) Todd Lickliter
Re: Should SMU pursue a new men's basketball coach? Part 2

Posted:
Thu Mar 11, 2010 6:46 pm
by mustangxc
WSGJ wrote:PonyDoh wrote:I'm torn. I'd like to see a list of potential replacements first
Who would you like to see on this list? If Doh were canned tomorrow, who would be the best realistic option to get this thing out of the toilet? Are there any good fits at other like-minded schools that could be money-whipped into coming here? All things being equal, how many established coaches would want this job if they weren't money-whipped (besides BCG)?
How much does Rick Majerus earn at St Louis?
Re: Should SMU pursue a new men's basketball coach? Part 2

Posted:
Thu Mar 11, 2010 11:52 pm
by CalallenStang
Where's Avery Johnson and can he recruit?
Re: Should SMU pursue a new men's basketball coach? Part 2

Posted:
Fri Mar 12, 2010 9:08 am
by Alaric
Top 210 in everything we do. What was our RPI when Doherty came here? It's an insidious lie that we're getting better, just slowly...that's all based on the expected quality of next years' class. What if they hate Doherty too and quick playing hard like Paul McCoy? That pipe dream dies too. I guess we have to get to where football was...100% absolute rock bottom before we make a move. Is this Orsini's refusal to admit he made a mistake? Held hostage to one guy's hubris? Nice
Re: Should SMU pursue a new men's basketball coach? Part 2

Posted:
Fri Mar 12, 2010 9:54 am
by PoconoPony
See Scouts article re Orsini interview posted Friday, March 12.
Re: Should SMU pursue a new men's basketball coach? Part 2

Posted:
Fri Mar 12, 2010 10:32 am
by RGV Pony
PoconoPony wrote:See Scouts article re Orsini interview posted Friday, March 12.
or just see Kate's blog from yesterday, which says the same damn thing
Re: Should SMU pursue a new men's basketball coach? Part 2

Posted:
Fri Mar 12, 2010 12:24 pm
by CalallenStang
Alaric wrote:Top 210 in everything we do. What was our RPI when Doherty came here? It's an insidious lie that we're getting better, just slowly...that's all based on the expected quality of next years' class. What if they hate Doherty too and quick playing hard like Paul McCoy? That pipe dream dies too. I guess we have to get to where football was...100% absolute rock bottom before we make a move. Is this Orsini's refusal to admit he made a mistake? Held hostage to one guy's hubris? Nice
RPI at the end of 2005-2006 (Tubbs' last year) was 268.
http://www.realtimerpi.com/2005-2006/rpi_Men.html