RDinNY wrote:I'm kind of embarrassed that St. John's fans are talking about Rich Pitino like it is even remotely possible. C'mon, now!
ta111 wrote:These administrators don't understand that a change like this sets your program back a couple of years. First, you'll probably lose at least one or more current recruits who were going to come because of the Lavin relationship. Next, it delays ongoing recruiting. This is not a good thing for the next few years.
hoyahooligan wrote:ta111 wrote:These administrators don't understand that a change like this sets your program back a couple of years. First, you'll probably lose at least one or more current recruits who were going to come because of the Lavin relationship. Next, it delays ongoing recruiting. This is not a good thing for the next few years.
Huh why do you assume this? JT3 for instance took over a team that had missed the post season for the first time in 30 years and just missed the NCAAs in his first year (played in the NIT) and has consistently made the tournament since then. With the right hire there doesn't have to be a set back at all.
Hall2012 wrote:And ESPN reporting Dan Hurley's extension at URI is a done deal. Now as we all know, extensions mean pretty much nothing, but Hurley choosing to stay doesn't really surprise me. He has a likely NCAA Tournament team and an A10 Championship favorite for next year at URI- compared to a St. John's team that's having its roster gutted. He'll have a lot more bargaining power next year after taking the Rams to the dance (and possibly A10 title and a tourney win or 2) than he has this year after just an NIT appearance.
Bill Marsh wrote:Hall2012 wrote:And ESPN reporting Dan Hurley's extension at URI is a done deal. Now as we all know, extensions mean pretty much nothing, but Hurley choosing to stay doesn't really surprise me. He has a likely NCAA Tournament team and an A10 Championship favorite for next year at URI- compared to a St. John's team that's having its roster gutted. He'll have a lot more bargaining power next year after taking the Rams to the dance (and possibly A10 title and a tourney win or 2) than he has this year after just an NIT appearance.
But the St. John's job won't be open next year, which suggests that it isn't his dream job.
RDinNY wrote:Bill Marsh wrote:Hall2012 wrote:And ESPN reporting Dan Hurley's extension at URI is a done deal. Now as we all know, extensions mean pretty much nothing, but Hurley choosing to stay doesn't really surprise me. He has a likely NCAA Tournament team and an A10 Championship favorite for next year at URI- compared to a St. John's team that's having its roster gutted. He'll have a lot more bargaining power next year after taking the Rams to the dance (and possibly A10 title and a tourney win or 2) than he has this year after just an NIT appearance.
But the St. John's job won't be open next year, which suggests that it isn't his dream job.
The Hurleys have no relationship with St. John's. Only deluded Johnnies fans think it is his dream job.
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