Seton Hall after Kevin Willard is hired by Maryland

Mike K wrote:

Mississippi State hired Chris Jans

I had one of those "lord I'm an idiot" moments. I read Shaheen Halloway and for some reason thought he was at NMSU and not St. Peters. 

With Willard going to UMD I wonder if Seton Hall would look at Shaheen Hollway. 

To the "rocket scientist" who started this thread, lets add a couple more names to dude's "GW's coaching target list":

Gary Williams - GW should get him off the golf courses and into GW's gym - will probably require GW to issue an apology and pay ML another $3-4 million to be Gary's asst and run the team.
Morgan Wooten - good DMV ties (ooops, he's no longer with us). Scratch.
Mike Brey - now that his team is out, I'm sure he's waiting by his phone for that call from Tanya. Tanya will surely sell him with afternoon coffee walks and chats.
Mark Turgeon - Always loved GW for the auto win.

 

To a lesser degree, really making me relive that magic we all felt during the Sweet 16 run in 1993, when suddenly every average joe on the West Coast knew who GW was.

I think so Dude.  And Princeton vs Georgetown the greatest near upset in the 64 team era.

Just remembered that old friend Nick Griffin played his last two years at St. Peter's.

Ok Mayhem, yes, probably a little exuberant.  Being in NJ we are all caught up in the Madness.

Although I’d definitely vote for tonight’s win over Purdue to be the second greatest upset in the modern era of the NCAA tournament.  This was truly shocking.  I thought they’d get blown out tonight.  Purdue had four days to prepare for them.  First 15 seed to ever make the Elite 8.

Three NCAA wins in one season!  I’m so jealous!  Remember when we had three tourney wins in two years?  And then unfortunately one in the last 28 years.

Motsach, I am not interested in raining on St. Peter's parade in the slightest.  It's obviously a great story, the kind that helps make this tournament the most unique event in all of sports as far as I am concerned.  I just don't know why their win over Kentucky is any greater than the other victories by 15's over 2's, aside from The Dude's pea-sized brain enabling to him only use recency bias as an excuse.  

IMO, this St. Peter's run, reaching the Elite 8 with wins over Kentucky, Murray State and Purdue, is likely to be the most significant cumulative run in the history of the tournament.  As for a single upset, UMBC is a credible choice being the only 16.  However, I would vote for Nova over Georgetown.  The fact that it happened in the finals should matter.  Georgetown had been 3-0 against the Wildcats that season, and was just so much more physically dominant.  This was as stunning a loss as I can remember. 

Leave it to The Troll to double down on his stupidity yet again.  Between "everyone" thinking Kentucky should have received a number one seed (just patently false) to "everyone" picking GW to finish in 13th place (which some did, including the media/coaches poll, but some also did not), it has become obvious that The Troll does not understand the meaning of the word "everyone."

Besides, having that #1 seed does not guarantee you a single thing.  A topic of conversation that Mark Few and his buddy Tommy Lloyd likely had when they teed off on the links yesterday.