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Fro those that don't know, SMU head man, RoboDoh, does not much like one Kerry Keating. In fact, I'd say he's somewhat despised. Several years back, Keating showed very poor form and tried to in-home one of our committed kids. That was a poor choice, ethically somewhat of a no-no, but it happens. IF SMU had played Santa Clara in Hawaii last year, at the Diamond Head Classic, I would have bet money on no post game handshake, if not shoving. Keating is a grade A [deleted]

did we keep the commit?

RGV Pony wrote:did we keep the commit?

Dwill

hoopmanx wrote:Fro those that don't know, SMU head man, RoboDoh, does not much like one Kerry Keating. In fact, I'd say he's somewhat despised. Several years back, Keating showed very poor form and tried to in-home one of our committed kids. That was a poor choice, ethically somewhat of a no-no, but it happens. IF SMU had played Santa Clara in Hawaii last year, at the Diamond Head Classic, I would have bet money on no post game handshake, if not shoving. Keating is a grade A [deleted]

What's it mean to "in-home" a kid. If that is just an in home with a verbally committed kid, why is that ethically a no-no?

abezontar wrote:

hoopmanx wrote:Fro those that don't know, SMU head man, RoboDoh, does not much like one Kerry Keating. In fact, I'd say he's somewhat despised. Several years back, Keating showed very poor form and tried to in-home one of our committed kids. That was a poor choice, ethically somewhat of a no-no, but it happens. IF SMU had played Santa Clara in Hawaii last year, at the Diamond Head Classic, I would have bet money on no post game handshake, if not shoving. Keating is a grade A [deleted]

What's it mean to "in-home" a kid. If that is just an in home with a verbally committed kid, why is that ethically a no-no?

It's just not something that is done very often in basketball, and is considered bad form. More to the story as well, but Keating negative recruits, and was caught red-handed in this particular incident.

besides, Keating=Long Island guy, Doh=Long Island guy, Dwill=NY kid. Shouldve shown professional courtesy

RGV Pony wrote:besides, Keating=Long Island guy, Doh=Long Island guy, Dwill=NY kid. Shouldve shown professional courtesy

correct.

RGV, you see that Dana Altman makes his return to Creighton/Omaha in the CBI finals? That's coaching intrigue

with two out of the possible three games being on that ugly [deleted] court in Eugene