LB is available.....

[No Quarter]

It really is a shame that SMU and Larry Brown did not mutually appreciate each other enough to make it work. IT was a phenomenal situation for both parties.

I appreciate that this post, unlike lots of others previously put up here, at least recognizes that LB’s departure was a mutual error. Let’s be honest: his stay at SMU was fairly long by LB standards, and it worked out exactly as planned but for the fall-off in recruiting.

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[FriscoPMG]

Dickie V already has the PR campaign up and running for his boy Pitino...

Hey on this NEW YEAR’S DAY / @UCLA lovers pls give a call to AD Dan Guerrero who I respect & tell him to hire RICK PITINO / they will be Top 10 & relevant INSTANTLY / yes will take lots of GUTS to get that done but the rewards would be SUPER! @latbbolch @BillPlaschke

https://twitter.com/DickieV/status/1080201094452703232

[skyscraper]

He's not wrong.

[Arkpony]

He is the same moralist said SMU should be [deleted] down because of the Keith Frazier deal. Hypocrites!

[Arkpony]

ΓÇ£ShutΓÇ¥

[No Quarter]

Would be nice to see him back with the program if only as a consultant but that would undoubtedly have the NCAA sniffing at our door again.

We should have named half of the court after David Miller and half after Larry Brown.

Anyone else remember way back when before the SMU coliseum was named for a donor that one suggestion was to name the building - or something - for Matty Bell?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matty_Bell

So far as the court is concerned I am fine with naming it for another big contributor but if I named half of it for a BB coach it would be Doc Hayes.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doc_Hayes

That is not to say that LB should not be remembered in some way. One possibility would be the ticket offices - that might remind some people of the last time seats were a big deal and why.