Coaching Carousel (Basketball)

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#128      
Man Indiana's entire basketball program seems to be in complete shambles right now with rumors that practically everyone on the roster right now jumping ship via the transfer portal with absolutely no one coming in.

You love to see it.

And likely going to lose their top assistant … He’s made it pretty well known he’s very open to moving …
 
#130      
I was born in 77, so I would have been young and abd white frankly, I don't remember the Cummings, Aguirre, Corzine days. DePaul had WGN telecasting their games(maybe you can confirm)....so they had a pretty good media following. Dave Leito had a nice run with them, then Pat Kennedy did a decent job with Quentin Richardson, Bobby Simmons(should have been ours) and Imari Sawyer. That was a team that, I think, got into the second round.

Their move to the Big East was a mistake. I understand that it's a conference mainly made up of Catholic schools, but the should have pumped the brakes.

I'm not sure how they dig themselves into mediocrity, but that would be a great start. They are God awful, but I have to think that there's opportunity. Not sure who their coaching search entails....maybe the insiders are in the know?

Part of the issue is that Chicago doesn't support the college game....at all.
Chicago did support the college game back when DePaul was good. Also, Loyola is packing their place now while it was a ghost town a decade ago. They would get support if they could be consistently decent.

The Bulls really took over the Chicago area with Jordan and the 6 championships and even up to the DRose teams, but feel like excitement is at an all time low for them in my lifetime. I think the fans would show up if DePaul could have a couple good years and maybe a surprise tourney run to build some excitement.
 
#132      
The Indiana thing is the huge drawback to hiring an alum. He should be gone, but the optics of giving Archie four years while he did worse than an alum, well. Not good.
 
#135      

Mr. Tibbs

southeast DuPage
Wow. A "Line of Duty" reference. Great, great show.
Great show

and I find it interesting how the Brits do not refer to rank using names like “sergeant” or “captain” , but use letter initials & numbers
 
#137      

foby

Bonnaroo Land
Valpo wasn't very good last year obviously and they did lose Ben Krikke to Iowa in the portal, and he was their best player and the leading scorer in the MVC. That's tough for a first year coach to replace as well especially at a struggling program.
Not just Krikke, they lost their top 4 scorers. So on an 11 win mid-major, that was a huge rebuild. It will take 2-3 more seasons at least to show results.
 
#140      
Doesn't the order of things seem odd? He commits to Woodson, Woodson is retained, kid de-commits. Did anything change other than the kid's mind (and some KU $$$)?
Does there need to be anything else?
 
#144      

JFGsCoffeeMug

BU:1 Trash cans:0
Chicago
You mean after next year, or IU will go back on their word?
Yeah, that would only become an even worse look. How can you announce you're retaining someone and then go back on it less than a week later? Would scream incompetence.
 
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Illini2010-11

Sugar Grove
If Dee got a shot at DePaul, he'd take it. They're bad, but it's still a Big East job. There aren't many.

He's too young of a coach to make that type of jump. Going from Roosevelt to a Big East school, regardless of the program....it would never happen.

I'd think that the next stage of his career would come as an assistant at a high D1 program like Powell did, but he's getting crushed at Valpo.

Regarding NIU...who has EVER won at NIU? And I mean EVER?
To this point, I don't understand why anyone would want that job if they had hopes of making a jump up. I am a member at Kishwaukee CC, which is located in DeKalb, and there is virtually no talk about basketball at all. There will be some chattering about football, but basketball is simply not a priority. It is tough to win there; though I guess there are very low expectations.

I believe they have only won the MAC tournament once (1982) and made the NCAA three times total. I do not see that program as anywhere useful to jumpstarting a coaching career. To my knowledge, only Jim Molinari used the job to move up slightly (moving to Bradley after two seasons, the latter which NIU made the NCAA in 1991).
 
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Joel Goodson

ties will be resolved
To this point, I don't understand why anyone would want that job if they had hopes of making a jump up. I am a member at Kishwaukee CC, which is located in DeKalb, and there is virtually no talk about basketball at all. There will be some chattering about football, but basketball is simply not a priority. It is tough to win there; though I guess there are very low expectations.

I believe they have only won the MAC tournament once (1982) and made the NCAA three times total. I do not see that program as anywhere useful to jumpstarting a coaching career. To my knowledge, only Jim Molinari used the job to move up slightly (moving to Bradley after two seasons, the latter which NIU made the NCAA in 1991).

McDougal. West Aurora HS coach, IIRC. and Molinari. but to your point, it ain't a long list
 
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