But I heard on this board that we would be able to get them. Guess we're a better job than UNC now.
Delayed a long-obvious decision on Davis for a critical week, focused too narrowly on un-promising leads, and then panic-hired a totally unsuitable candidate because of surface-level "status" rather than be seen shopping in a tier that would make their fans publicly mad.
North Carolina likes former pro coaches now, I guess. With the way the college game is today the transition may not be as rough as it would have been 5 years ago. Only college experience for Malone was as an assistant for Oakland and Providence in the 90s.
UNC fans must be excited going from possibly hiring Tommy Lloyd or Dusty May to hiring Michael Malone.
Is this Bubba Cunningham or the product of Boosters not wanting to pay buyouts?
Didn’t see that one coming. Donovan must have told them No. I guess there may not be too much movement in coaching. The only big name could see leaving would be Few and Lloyd replacing him.
Absolutely. And I, for one, am looking forward to enjoying an offseason free from calls to replace the coach who helped us get to this desirable position, and the ensuing board drama that entails.I’d argue that we are … In today’s landscape …
We certainly have better resources, better facility …
Salary is a wash …
And hey Michael Jordan reps our gear as well …
Wow. Iowa > UNC is wild world. Oh, how the mighty have fallen.
Credit McCollum for understanding that maybe the fit isn't there with UNC but he has some kind of cajones to turn down the interview opportunity. That means he thinks he can win at Iowa
