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From USA Today:

With Larry Brown era over, Tim Jankovich ready to elevate SMU
Scott Gleeson, USA TODAY Sports
July 12, 2016

Tim Jankovich was in the dark on Larry Brown's contract negotiations with Southern Methodist.

As the head-coach-in-waiting since joining Brown in 2012, Jankovich never felt comfortable talking to the Hall of Famer about his future.

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I think this offense will fly with Jankovich. What we saw last year was just a taste. I cannot wait!

See you - Rip Van Winkle

can't wait, good article. Ready to see the guys run loose

5. Good genes. Jankovich has a son who can ball a little, too. Michael Jankovich is a rising-junior at Jesuit High School in Dallas. Michael was named Newcomer of the Year in District 9-6A and was placed on the All-District first team after this past season after he averaged 15.3 points per game as a sophomore.

He is Class of 2008. I hope he plays in AAU, and is able to recruit team members. Seems like he will be a good recruit.

Seems a little old but I say give him a shot.

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deucetz wrote:5. Good genes. Jankovich has a son who can ball a little, too. Michael Jankovich is a rising-junior at Jesuit High School in Dallas. Michael was named Newcomer of the Year in District 9-6A and was placed on the All-District first team after this past season after he averaged 15.3 points per game as a sophomore.

He is Class of 2008. I hope he plays in AAU, and is able to recruit team members. Seems like he will be a good recruit.

Run Janky Run....

ebrooks11 wrote: Seems a little old

I guess so since he graduated 8 years ago.

Felt like we have been a little hesitant about launching 3s under Larry. Those of us old enough to remember when the 3 point goal was instituted, most coaches back then HATED it. Discouraged the players from even thinking about taking the shot. As a new generation of coaches take their spots we are seeing it as a very effective tool for the right team at the right time. Turns what was once a 7 point lead with a few minutes to go into a 2 point lead.

Topper wrote:Felt like we have been a little hesitant about launching 3s under Larry. Those of us old enough to remember when the 3 point goal was instituted, most coaches back then HATED it. Discouraged the players from even thinking about taking the shot. As a new generation of coaches take their spots we are seeing it as a very effective tool for the right team at the right time. Turns what was once a 7 point lead with a few minutes to go into a 2 point lead.

I for one believe they should take it one step further. 4 point shot from the half court line

One Trick Pony wrote:

Topper wrote:Felt like we have been a little hesitant about launching 3s under Larry. Those of us old enough to remember when the 3 point goal was instituted, most coaches back then HATED it. Discouraged the players from even thinking about taking the shot. As a new generation of coaches take their spots we are seeing it as a very effective tool for the right team at the right time. Turns what was once a 7 point lead with a few minutes to go into a 2 point lead.

I for one believe they should take it one step further. 4 point shot from the half court line

5 points from the opposing free throw line, 6 from behind the other basket. +1 for a bounce shot.

Lol no really