Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature currently requires accessing the site using the built-in Safari browser.
Yeah. Who else has 3 'ships since the hire?
Yeah. Who else has 3 'ships since the hire?
This potato mixes up white brothers like it’s nothing. Must be racist.All things considered, Bryce Drew is the best coaching hire in college basketball. Roy Williams was great and did a great job at North Carolina, but it was North Carolina. They could have hired a bunch of other guys that while not doing as well as Roy, still would have won a lot of games there.
Bryce Drew made Baylor one of the elite programs in college basketball at a place that was a total dumpster fire and hadn't been that good in 65 years. Not only could no other coach they hired done what he has done, but almost guaranteed had they hired someone else, they would have completely bombed.
Jay Wright has done a great job, but again, Villanova is an elite basketball school. While he was a great hire, other coaches could have found success there too albeit not as much. Steve Lappas won a bunch of games there. Brad Stevens did an incredible job taking Butler to back to back final fours, but again Butler albeit a mid-major has a lot of basketball success. He was inheriting a team fresh off a Sweet Sixteen birth. To me, Bryce Drew has accomplished the most relative to where he was. He reminds me of Bill Snyder at K-State in football. Baylor probably immediately goes back to being garbage after Drew leaves.
What a great addition to the discussion. I'd call you stupid, but that is already a given based on your post.This potato mixes up white brothers like it’s nothing. Must be racist.
What a great addition to the discussion. I'd call you stupid, but that is already a given based on your post.
What a great addition to the discussion. I'd call you stupid, but that is already a given based on your post.
Archie hired by Dayton. Shaka hired by VCU. Howland went to multiple Final 4s at UCLA. All of this is stated in the article. Learn to fvcking read.What an absurd list.
Archie Miller?
Shaka Smart??
Ben Howland???
You’re right. Bryce has been outstanding at Baylor, and his brother Scott hit that iconic buzzer beater for Valpo in the tourney.What a great addition to the discussion. I'd call you stupid, but that is already a given based on your post.
Archie hired by Dayton. Shaka hired by VCU. Howland went to multiple Final 4s at UCLA. All of this is stated in the article. Learn to fvcking read.
It doesn't matter what they did at their next stop. Its about that hire for that school. Christ.(See my post above)
At their next school (i.e, Indiana, Texas, Miss St), those same coaches have really struggled to turn those programs around. Can Archie Miller and Shaka Smart (Marquette) bounce back in their third non-P5 stop?
I still believe that what Ben Howland achieved at UCLA has been stellar. The Miss St program has been down for a very long time.
Agreed. Hard to argue.All things considered, Bryce Drew is the best coaching hire in college basketball. Roy Williams was great and did a great job at North Carolina, but it was North Carolina. They could have hired a bunch of other guys that while not doing as well as Roy, still would have won a lot of games there.
Bryce Drew made Baylor one of the elite programs in college basketball at a place that was a total dumpster fire and hadn't been that good in 65 years. Not only could no other coach they hired done what he has done, but almost guaranteed had they hired someone else, they would have completely bombed.
Jay Wright has done a great job, but again, Villanova is an elite basketball school. While he was a great hire, other coaches could have found success there too albeit not as much. Steve Lappas won a bunch of games there. Brad Stevens did an incredible job taking Butler to back to back final fours, but again Butler albeit a mid-major has a lot of basketball success. He was inheriting a team fresh off a Sweet Sixteen birth. To me, Bryce Drew has accomplished the most relative to where he was. He reminds me of Bill Snyder at K-State in football. Baylor probably immediately goes back to being garbage after Drew leaves.
Archie hired by Dayton. Shaka hired by VCU. Howland went to multiple Final 4s at UCLA. All of this is stated in the article. Learn to fvcking read.
You’re fvcking rėtarded.I read it. Those coaches suck. It’s a bad list.
Drew cheats though so f*** him. Zero credit.All things considered, Bryce Drew is the best coaching hire in college basketball. Roy Williams was great and did a great job at North Carolina, but it was North Carolina. They could have hired a bunch of other guys that while not doing as well as Roy, still would have won a lot of games there.
Bryce Drew made Baylor one of the elite programs in college basketball at a place that was a total dumpster fire and hadn't been that good in 65 years. Not only could no other coach they hired done what he has done, but almost guaranteed had they hired someone else, they would have completely bombed.
Jay Wright has done a great job, but again, Villanova is an elite basketball school. While he was a great hire, other coaches could have found success there too albeit not as much. Steve Lappas won a bunch of games there. Brad Stevens did an incredible job taking Butler to back to back final fours, but again Butler albeit a mid-major has a lot of basketball success. He was inheriting a team fresh off a Sweet Sixteen birth. To me, Bryce Drew has accomplished the most relative to where he was. He reminds me of Bill Snyder at K-State in football. Baylor probably immediately goes back to being garbage after Drew leaves.
All things considered, Bryce Drew is the best coaching hire in college basketball. Roy Williams was great and did a great job at North Carolina, but it was North Carolina. They could have hired a bunch of other guys that while not doing as well as Roy, still would have won a lot of games there.
Bryce Drew made Baylor one of the elite programs in college basketball at a place that was a total dumpster fire and hadn't been that good in 65 years. Not only could no other coach they hired done what he has done, but almost guaranteed had they hired someone else, they would have completely bombed.
Jay Wright has done a great job, but again, Villanova is an elite basketball school. While he was a great hire, other coaches could have found success there too albeit not as much. Steve Lappas won a bunch of games there. Brad Stevens did an incredible job taking Butler to back to back final fours, but again Butler albeit a mid-major has a lot of basketball success. He was inheriting a team fresh off a Sweet Sixteen birth. To me, Bryce Drew has accomplished the most relative to where he was. He reminds me of Bill Snyder at K-State in football. Baylor probably immediately goes back to being garbage after Drew leaves.
Drew cheats though so f*** him. Zero credit.
Interesting they didn't mention Huggins taking WVU to a Final Four and also
Beilein's hire at WVU might be more impressive than at Michigan. He took over a WVU team that was facing sanctions, had a coach in Dakich who backed out and 1 tournament appearance in the last 6 years. In his 3rd season he lead WVU to a Big East Championship game and Elite Eight upsetting #2 Wake Forest lead by Chris Paul and was a few plays from beating Pitino and Louisville to reach the Final Four.
IMO his coaching job at WVU was masterful and the main reason Huggins reached a Final Four.
Beilein is a better coach too. Though Huggins is a definite Hall of Famer.
Fran McCaffrey, blahaha
Interesting they didn't mention Huggins taking WVU to a Final Four and also
Beilein's hire at WVU might be more impressive than at Michigan. He took over a WVU team that was facing sanctions, had a coach in Dakich who backed out and 1 tournament appearance in the last 6 years. In his 3rd season he lead WVU to a Big East Championship game and Elite Eight upsetting #2 Wake Forest lead by Chris Paul and was a few plays from beating Pitino and Louisville to reach the Final Four.
IMO his coaching job at WVU was masterful and the main reason Huggins reached a Final Four.
Beilein is a better coach too. Though Huggins is a definite Hall of Famer.