bcgruber

he has been at UMass for less then a year doubt this is where we are headed....if so ughhh

1 hour ago, Bull Awakening said:

Gregg Marshall is an interesting possibility. I believe USF wanted him years ago but he opted to stay at WSU

He actually declined USF coming from Winthrop and then chose WSU

1 hour ago, Dave_Glaser said:

Saw a tweet that said we may be talking with Justin Gainey - another Tennessee assistant. Oh, brother. If we end up with an assistant from some “name” program, I might just combust.

I have no confidence in Golesh - and neither should any of you. There is absolutely no reason until he shows us. If we go the same route for hoops . . . 

guess that would keep corey walker here?

Please no Josh Pastnor....I just have this feeling thats were they are headed.  Always thought he was the most overrateed coach around and always loses big games.  I'm for 

1 Pittino

2 Dusty May

3. Bruce Webber

4 Marc Turgeon

5 Chris Capko

1) South Florida
2) 6
3) Harris - 23
4) Tchewa - 10
5) 69%

Richie Riley-Widely talked about as one of the highest regarded up-and-coming head coaches in Division 1 Men's Basketball, Richie Riley was recently ranked 16th on ESPN.com’s “40 Under 40” list and a finalist for the Ben Jobe Award, presented annually to the top NCAA Division I minority coach by CollegeInsider.com. Known as an elite program builder and high level recruiter, especially in the transfer portal, Richie Riley's South Alabama Jaguars have had a top rated recruiting class all three of his years

Bob Richey- During his time at the helm of the program, Richey has guided the Paladins to an 111-46 overall record and 63-24 mark in Southern Conference play. The Paladins posted back-to-back 25-win seasons in 2019 and 2020 and claimed four straight 20-win seasons for the first time in school history. His .707 winning percentage ranks in the top 10 among active Division I head coaches.

Jared Grasso, Bryant: Grasso has single handedly transformed Bryant into one of the most exciting mid-major programs in the country just years after the Bulldogs won three games in the season prior to his arrival. Bryant was fourth nationally a year ago in adjusted tempo according to KenPom.com and reached the NCAA Tournament for the first time in school history. Now a member of the America East after several seasons in the NEC, the Bulldogs are again in position to again be a national story thanks to an elite transfer class, headlined by former Top-50 recruit Earl Timberlake. 

Dana Ford, Missouri State: Just 38 years young, Ford is already entering his ninth season as a Division 1 head coach. He’s quietly posted a 40-18 record over the past two seasons with an impressive 25-11 mark in Missouri Valley Conference play. If Ford ever broke through and reached the NCAA Tournament, he’d quickly be on the short list for openings at the power conference level. 

Jeff Boals, Ohio: Boals led the Bobcats to an NCAA Tournament win over Virginia two years ago and then lost Jason Preston to the NBA. He responded with a 25-win season. While Boals lost his two best players — Mark Sears (Alabama) and Ben Vander Plas (Virginia) — to the transfer portal following last year, he’s too good of a coach to not keep Ohio right in the thick of things in the MAC. 

Jonas Hayes, Georgia State: Hayes hasn’t coached a game yet at Georgia State, but showed major promise last spring when he led Xavier to a Postseason NIT title as the team’s interim head coach. A former player at Georgia, Hayes is likeable, genuine, and extremely capable as both a coach and recruiter. This a potential star to monitor in the college coaching industry. 

Chris Capko was promoted to Associate Head Coach for the USC men’s basketball program by head coach Andy Enfield on Aug. 30, 2021, after serving as an assistant coach since April 22, 2016.

Travis Ford, Rick Pittino Sr, Bryce Drew

How many MSU guys we going to hire?  I still think we need to give it one more year, but if not. Some other names I like are Bruce Webber, Mark Turgeon

No Tom Crean...how about dusty may

51 minutes ago, Dave_Glaser said:

Where’s Selton Miguel?

Bad Back was reason per radio

Wichita State

9

Harris  19

Hines Jr  9

69%

So if ECU were to beat Tulane again tonight (unlikely) then all usf needs to do is win for the #6 seed.  Or most likely scenario UCiF beats ECU Sunday.  We really need to beat WSU either way

We got a UCiF loss tonight vs temple so we can still get that 6 seed

Head to head would be a puxh next tiebreaker iw win vs higher finishing opponent in conference.  our best win would be WSU...they beat Tulane and Temple I believe

1 hour ago, Mike Stuben said:

I haven't looked at matchups for the AAC tourney, just my natural desire to see USF as high as possible in the standings. 

Unfortunately I don't think we can pass the shockers even with a win, they would own the tiebreaker

1) South Florida
2) 16
3) Harris - 21
4) Bryant - 10
5) 72%

With all the negativity on this years team , some of it justafied, because we all see that this teams record should have been better but...we were predicted to finish second from last.  We will be way above that. might even get to the 6/7 seed which can make for an easier path as long as you avoid Houston.  With all that I understand where we have been, but I do think we should give it 1 more year.  Don't want to lose Conwell, Miguel etc.  Hate the always starting over process.  Unless its Pitino lets see what next year brings before we cut the cord

1) South Florida
2) 10
3) Harris - 26
4) Tchewa - 10
5) 79%

Need to pull this out

1) UCif
2) 10
3) Bryant - 16
4) Walker - 9
5) 66%

1) Tulane
2) 6
3) Harris - 23
4) Tchewa - 10
5) 76%

1) South Florida
2) 9
3) Harris - 23
4) Hines - 9
5) 73%

Cincinnati

6

Harris 28

Tchewa 10

76%

My Favorite Bull all time, Since I was just staring at USF the same year he was.