Coaching Carousel & Hot Seat 2017

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Re: Coaching Carousel & Hot Seat 2017

Postby Dwon » Fri Mar 31, 2017 7:47 am

Anthony grant was very successful at vcu.Plus he recruited that final four vcu team.
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Re: Coaching Carousel & Hot Seat 2017

Postby Fieldhouse Flyer » Mon Apr 17, 2017 7:11 pm

College basketball 2017 coaching moves: Ranking the hirings of the biggest jobs filled - Matt Norlander, CBS Sports - April 18, 2017
Which of the top hires were slam dunks, quality hires, or just plain risky?

The college hoops coaching carousel is getting closer to completion. At this point, every significant job has been filled. So let's look at all of those big jobs, then men hired in new places, and at least have a discussion about who they are, how they fit and how good they could be from a pragmatic-forecast standing. Here's a baker's dozen of the most notable hires this spring in college basketball.
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ASSISTANT COACHES CAROUSEL – AUTUMN 2017

Postby Fieldhouse Flyer » Wed Sep 27, 2017 6:45 am

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This thread is open for business again.

FBI probe will change college basketball this season and for years to come – Matt Norlander, CBS Sports – September 27, 2017
Arizona's Emanuel Richardson, USC's Tony Bland, Oklahoma State's Lamont Evans and Auburn's Chuck Person have all been suspended. Soon, they'll all be fired, probably never to coach in Division I again.

Please post on this thread the name(s) and school(s) of coaches who have been publicly identified, and candidates/successors for their former positions.

Arizona, USC, Oklahoma State, and Auburn will be hiring new assistant coaches as soon as they can. Other schools not yet named may be doing the same in the near future, and those hires will have a knock-on effect, starting with the new vacancies created by the new hires.
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Re: Coaching Carousel & Hot Seat 2017

Postby Fieldhouse Flyer » Wed Sep 27, 2017 7:50 pm

Who will scandal-tainted Louisville pursue to replace Rick Pitino? - Jeff Eisenberg, The Dagger - September 27, 2017
Interim Louisville president Greg Postel said Wednesday that the Cardinals could have a new coach in the next 48 hours. Here’s a look at the pros and cons of seven prospective candidates Postel might consider:

Chris Mack (Xavier): Having led Xavier to seven NCAA tournament bids in eight seasons and shown an ability to recruit and develop talent, Mack should be the first coach Louisville calls. His wife is a Louisville native, and while Mack previously has turned down overtures from other prominent programs to remain at Xavier, the Louisville job has long intrigued him. What makes Mack more of a long shot than a likelihood for Louisville right now is the battered state of the Cardinals program and the uncertainty over potential NCAA sanctions in the future. Would Mack leave his alma mater high and dry on the eve of practice to step into that mess? Doubtful. Might he be willing to consider the move more strongly next spring? That seems more realistic.

Gregg Marshall (Wichita State)
Tom Crean (unemployed)
Thad Matta (unemployed)
David Padgett (Louisville assistant)
Kenny Payne (Kentucky assistant)
Scott Davenport (Bellarmine)

College Basketball's Most Valuable Teams 2016 - Forbes
1. Louisville Cardinals - Team Value: $45.4 million, 2015 Revenue: $45.8 million

2017 NCAAB TOURNAMENT COACHES' PAY - USA Today – March 2017
1. Louisville - Rick Pitino - Total pay: $7,769,200 (Maximum bonus: $750,000)
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Mack has long been linked to the UL job whenever it opened up. What are the odds he takes it? 30%?

Ex-Indiana coach Tom Crean opens as betting favorite to replace Rick Pitino at Louisville – Louisville Courier-Journal - September 27, 2017 at 11:20 PM
BetDSI.eu listed former Indiana coach Tom Crean as the favorite to replace the "effectively fired" Rick Pitino as head coach of the Louisville men's basketball team with +200 odds - or bet $100 to win $200. Here's the full list:

Tom Crean, former Indiana head coach, +200
Kenny Payne, former Louisville player and current Kentucky association head coach, +500
John Thompson III, former Georgetown head coach, +600
Thad Matta, former Ohio State head coach, +750
David Padgett, former Louisville player and current assistant coach, +800
Fred Hoiberg, Chicago Bulls head coach, +1300
Gregg Marshall, Wichita State head coach, +2000
Chris Mack, Xavier head coach, +2500
Mick Cronin, Cincinnati head coach, +2500
Field +600

Rick Pitino's Legacy: Glory Tainted by Disgrace – Pat Forde, Yahoo! – September 28, 2017

Related post: Rick Pitino to fight his dismissal - Fieldhouse Flyer - September 28, 2017
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Re: Coaching Carousel & Hot Seat 2017

Postby Fieldhouse Flyer » Fri Sep 29, 2017 7:30 am

Oklahoma State fires associate head coach Lamont Evans amid FBI investigation CBS Sports - September 28, 2017
Evans is accused of accepting at least $22K in bribe money at both South Carolina and OSU
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Re: Coaching Carousel & Hot Seat 2017

Postby hoopseinstein23 » Fri Oct 20, 2017 4:19 pm

Should be interesting to see who replaces Ewing after this year as the new coach....lucky if GT wins 4 games
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Re: Coaching Carousel & Hot Seat 2017

Postby Burrito » Fri Oct 20, 2017 5:01 pm

hoopseinstein23 wrote:Should be interesting to see who replaces Ewing after this year as the new coach....lucky if GT wins 4 games


Let Ewing coach one game before you fire him hoopseinstein23. And GT is Georgia Tech. Georgetown is GU.
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Re: Coaching Carousel & Hot Seat 2017

Postby hoopseinstein23 » Fri Oct 20, 2017 7:43 pm

Listen Burrito, I am just stating the obvious fact that Ewing will be out after 1 year. You can have any abbreviation you want, but the fall of Georgetown has been prolific. There are YMCA teams in Washington who are better coached and would have a better record. Burrito I just took the beans out of you....
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Re: Coaching Carousel & Hot Seat 2017

Postby stever20 » Fri Oct 20, 2017 9:23 pm

hoopseinstein23 wrote:Listen Burrito, I am just stating the obvious fact that Ewing will be out after 1 year. You can have any abbreviation you want, but the fall of Georgetown has been prolific. There are YMCA teams in Washington who are better coached and would have a better record. Burrito I just took the beans out of you....


while I don't think Ewing was a great hire by any stretch, he's going to get way more than 1 year. Just moronic to think otherwise. Georgetown will win 4 games by the end of November almost guaranteed.
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Re: Coaching Carousel & Hot Seat 2017

Postby CrawfishBucket » Fri Oct 20, 2017 9:35 pm

hoopseinstein23 wrote:Listen Burrito, I am just stating the obvious fact that Ewing will be out after 1 year. You can have any abbreviation you want, but the fall of Georgetown has been prolific. There are YMCA teams in Washington who are better coached and would have a better record. Burrito I just took the beans out of you....


Get lost man.

Ewing has a lot of goodwill behind him. Everyone knew this is a big rebuild. No way he gets less than 4 years.

He's the best recent Big East hire BY FAR.

Bark up another tree.
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