It brings me no pleasure to say this, I thought he was a good candidate in 2019 too, but

… JT3

Runs a structured offense like everyone wants and he was a winner.

Ok I’ll go excuse myself now.

That would certainly be interesting!

Just same names of guys who have to be looking to move back up from current position

Karl Hobbs
Rick Pitino

And on the risers...

Shaheen Holloway
Grasso
Dennis Gates
Richie Riley
Pasternak
Matt Langel

Last edited by The Dude (3/14/2022 12:28 pm)

URI likely has dibs on Grasso.
Would Todd Golden (USF) come here?
Juan Dixon (Coppin St)
Joe Dooley (ECU)
Griff Aldrich (Longwood)
Mike Brey (Notre Dame)
Pat Skerry (Towson)
Mitch Henderson (Princeton)
Ed DeChellis (Navy)
Joe Jones (BU)
James Jones (Yale)
Jon Crispin (Penn State/ESPN)
Martin Inglesby (Delaware)
Greg Paulus (Duke/Niagara)
John Groce (Akron)
Brad Brownell (Clemson)
Tommy Amaker (Harvard)
Kenny Blakeney (Howard)
King Rice (Monmouth)
Matt McMahon (Murray State)
Chris Jans (New Mexico St.)
Grant McCasland (North Texas)
Shantay Legans (Portland)
Shaheen Holloway (Saint Peter's)
Johnny Dawkins (Central Florida)
Jim Ferry (UMBC)

Last edited by Mentzinger (3/14/2022 12:47 pm)

Bashir Mason intriguing

Not intriguing...just like 4 years ago...Joe Dooley

Also, can we get a Coach that has tied to international recruiting? What better way to win at GW

4 international players on the Richmond rotation stood out yesterday

GW0509 wrote:

It brings me no pleasure to say this, I thought he was a good candidate in 2019 too, but

… JT3

Runs a structured offense like everyone wants and he was a winner.

Ok I’ll go excuse myself now.

I'm a fan, how's Georgetown done without him??

Would never happen but worth a name mention...like Pitino and Hobbs

GW0509 wrote:

It brings me no pleasure to say this, I thought he was a good candidate in 2019 too, but

… JT3

Runs a structured offense like everyone wants and he was a winner.

Ok I’ll go excuse myself now.

Not only are you excused, but you can go sit in your room while the rest of us eat dessert, young man.

It would be interesting to see how people here reacted if GW hired the Fruit of Satan´s Loins while That School Down the Street hired a certain former GW coach with an NIT title to his name. Many heads would explode, I suspect.
 

Deleo wrote:

Could GW get Cuonzo Martin?  He just got fired from Missouri.  A lot of people thought it was unjustified.  He is a midwest/west coast guy.  So not sure he would come to DC.  But i don't know if another BCS program will hire him as a head coach at this moment.

Dunno about that, but I could see Mizzou hiring Kim English, which would hurt us by putting us in competition with GMU.

Mike Hall thread

https://twitter.com/_Michaelinho/status/1503423261933191178

3 Archetypes:

1. The Young Coach who has won big at a very small school (this was the Jarvis background from Boston University)

2. The top assistant from a winning program (this was the Karl Hobbs background)

3. A veteran Coach who is available (This is the Tom Penders background)

I'd rank those in order...1-2-3.

Someone like Pitino is going to win anywhere but how many veteran Coaches have moved down a level and had success?  (this includes even the great Jarvis who went to Florida Atlantic and went 76–112  46–57

and also guys like Paul Hewitt at Mason and a host of other examples. 

My own preference would almost always be from Category #1.   

Last edited by The Dude (3/14/2022 1:51 pm)

Here's another name for the mix:

Jeff Boals

replaced Pikiell at Stony Brook, now at Ohio.