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illiniCA
- DC Area
You would be shocked out how many osu fans want him. It makes no sense other than a fear of someone leaving for a better job.
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1960 although it was kind of a "ringer" situation. The Cubs swapped Charlie Grimm from the dugout to the booth and sent their color man Lou Boudreau down to the dugout. But Lou had managed for a lot of years and won a World Series while managing the Cleveland Indians in 1948.
http://archives.chicagotribune.com/1960/05/05/page/132/article/no-place-like-home
The White Sox did make their broadcaster ("The Hawk") their general manager back in the 80s. Went about as you might expect. (First thing he did was fire manager Tony La Russa.)
foby
- Bonnaroo Land
Only makes sense. All of our old coaches end up in the Big 12.
Me too
I'm guessing this won't hit 195 pages...
Hahahaha
Peegs (IU insider) now has a profile of Chris Collins.
Has there ever been a basketball coach that changed schools within the Big Ten or B1G?
This wouldn't include a situation where the coach left the conference and then came back for another job. Only a direct switch, so that would exclude Alford at Iowa and then coming back to IU.
I think Collins would be a tremendous hire at IU.
Has there ever been a basketball coach that changed schools within the Big Ten or B1G?
This wouldn't include a situation where the coach left the conference and then came back for another job. Only a direct switch, so that would exclude Alford at Iowa and then coming back to IU.
I think Collins would be a tremendous hire at IU.
mattcoldagelli
- The Transfer Portal with Do Not Contact Tag
Whoops. Man, I have to think Keatts at least strongly considers that job if offered.
You think Georgetown will buy out his NC State contract?
The Galloping Ghost
- Washington, DC
That program is in freefall. As someone who lives in DC, I just feel bad for them. Also fascinated to see what Big John has to say about this.
For whatever reason, the Mizzou HC position has been re-listed:
https://myhr.umsystem.edu/psp/tamext/COLUM/HRMS/c/HRS_HRAM.HRS_CE.GBL?SiteId=6
https://myhr.umsystem.edu/psp/tamext/COLUM/HRMS/c/HRS_HRAM.HRS_CE.GBL?SiteId=6
mattcoldagelli
- The Transfer Portal with Do Not Contact Tag
No, I mean, if they had things together and were ready to offer when he was still at UNC-W
The Galloping Ghost
- Washington, DC
So does Ewing leave the Hornets to go back to Georgetown? It would make the delayed firing making a little more sense, I guess and probably somewhat appease JTII.
The Galloping Ghost
- Washington, DC
Couldn't agree more.
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Sup with that?
illynifan34
That's a winner!!
- OH
Gotta be a glitch or mistake and meant for an assistant position.
BirdDog9048
The Chief Lives
- Chicago, IL
Here's hoping they already fired him and will shortly be self-reporting on recruiting violations. :thumb:
Someone clicked on "refresh" in their web browser, forgetting that it was still in their HR app.
TownieMatt
CU Expat
- Chicago
He gon'
Sometimes a delayed firing is the result of securing a commitment from a potential replacement.
There's a fair chance that Georgetown already has their next coach.
Too late. If Georgetown wanted him they should have gotten to it earlier. It's really bad form to leave a job after just accepting one too. I know Chris Beard did it and I just don't understand why there wasn't more blow back for that. I guess because everyone knows there is no loyalty and everyone just gets over it. IDK...
illynifan34
That's a winner!!
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Nothing to see here. Sure would be fun though if there was.
Maybe Crean? I doubt that Ewing or anyone with a Thompson connection is taking that job. Unless that was the only way JTII would accept the firing of his son.
That's a fair point. Though I did recently read an article where former players anonymously expressed their frustrations with Thompson, citing senior as the road block to firing him. But the fact that they felt compelled to speak out anonymously adds to your point.