kayako wrote:Go big or go home New York. Very rarely do you get an opportunity to hire one of 3 greatest college bb coach in history who can win without NBA players. If Pitino is willing, you have to go for it. Otherwise, see if Phil Jackson is available.
billyjack wrote:SJU1987 wrote:kayako wrote:Go big or go home New York. Very rarely do you get an opportunity to hire one of 3 greatest college bb coach in history who can win without NBA players. If Pitino is willing, you have to go for it. Otherwise, see if Phil Jackson is available.
a Catholic school would never hire Rick Pitino. I wouldn't mind.
Catholicism is all about forgiveness though. In some ways, St John's might be his best possibility at coaching again. It'd be really entertaining w him returning to MSG. For the conference it would be fantastic. Then again, poaching Hurley from a P5 football school would be great optics.
Xudash wrote:kayako wrote:Go big or go home New York. Very rarely do you get an opportunity to hire one of 3 greatest college bb coach in history who can win without NBA players. If Pitino is willing, you have to go for it. Otherwise, see if Phil Jackson is available.
I actually think this is a great idea. The simple fact of the matter is that it is about New York and a NYC school.
After getting through the initial b/s dialogue and media noise about selling your soul versus being forgiving, let the man settle in and turn St. John's around, while also providing a bump to our Fox TV ratings.
How much gas does he have left in the tank? That's the question. Or, at the very least, can he build a solid (ethical and moral!) staff that will help deliver recruits and position coaching, etc.
It's been a while St. John's. GO BIG OR GO HOME should become the search motto this time around.
gtmoBlue wrote:NJRedman wrote:redmen9194 wrote:Pitino interested in coming to New York. Hurley the main target out in the desert. Welcome to Queens kids.
I think Pitino is using us for a publicity stunt.
https://nypost.com/2019/04/09/toxic-ric ... ny-demand/
Probably. But SJU alums working at DOJ, SDNY should press for a generic apology, just in case.
I hear Omaha is renaming it's Near North Side (just north of downtown) to "Bayville" to entice Pitino Sr.
ArmyVet wrote:billyjack wrote:
Catholicism is all about forgiveness though. In some ways, St John's might be his best possibility at coaching again. It'd be really entertaining w him returning to MSG. For the conference it would be fantastic. Then again, poaching Hurley from a P5 football school would be great optics.
Billyjack - we are on the same page here as I was going to write a similar thought regarding the Catholic faith. Unfortunately, in Pitino's case, he does not appear to be remorseful or penitent at all. I think that's a big part of it. If he announced that he had some wrongdoings in his personal and professional life, but was working to move past them and was sorry for committing such acts, Pitino would be a slam dunk hire.
in Pitino's case, he does not appear to be remorseful or penitent at all. I think that's a big part of it. If he announced that he had some wrongdoings in his personal and professional life, but was working to move past them and was sorry for committing such acts, Pitino would be a slam dunk hire.
MUPanther wrote:Looking like Tim Cluess could get the job.
https://www.zagsblog.com/2019/04/10/sou ... im-cluess/
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