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 Amir Abdur-Rahim named the 2022-23 Hugh Durham National Coach of the Year


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5 hours ago, belgianbull said:

One of benefits that both Golesh and Rahim will have over former coaches like Holtz, Scott, Gregory... is that they are both younger, hip, full of energy, and relatable to recruits. Don't know if that will lead to more wins, but hopefully it leads to better recruiting.

edit: guess Scott is around the same age, but no one could say he was hip, and I mean no offense

xCOA was one of the nation's top recruiters once, too. Just saying...


We're all aware of how Kentucky has dominated the recruiting scene since the arrival of John Calipari and his team. The CATS have led the nation this year and last. It's also...

 

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5 hours ago, belgianbull said:

One of benefits that both Golesh and Rahim will have over former coaches like Holtz, Scott, Gregory... is that they are both younger, hip, full of energy, and relatable to recruits. Don't know if that will lead to more wins, but hopefully it leads to better recruiting.

edit: guess Scott is around the same age, but no one could say he was hip, and I mean no offense

Ever see him dance?

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19 minutes ago, JTrue said:

xCOA was one of the nation's top recruiters once, too. Just saying...


We're all aware of how Kentucky has dominated the recruiting scene since the arrival of John Calipari and his team. The CATS have led the nation this year and last. It's also...

 

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7 minutes ago, olafberserker said:

kill joy

Rachel Dratch Snl GIF by Saturday Night Live

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34 minutes ago, JTrue said:

xCOA was one of the nation's top recruiters once, too. Just saying...

Too? Has Rahim been called one of the nation's top recruiters ... and if so, when?

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3 minutes ago, Triple B said:

Too? Has Rahim been called one of the nation's top recruiters ... and if so, when?

"Younger, hip, full of energy, and relatable to recruits" was the part I was linking to "too."

 

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44 minutes ago, JTrue said:

xCOA was one of the nation's top recruiters once, too. Just saying...


We're all aware of how Kentucky has dominated the recruiting scene since the arrival of John Calipari and his team. The CATS have led the nation this year and last. It's also...

 

I understand the point, but this is very different. COA (and Scott) were awarded and well regarded for recruiting only. Both at premier programs with national brands that do a lot of the recruiting for you. Their true coaching ability was always a question. 

Rahim is well regarded (and now awarded) for his ability to coach first and foremost, while also proving he has what it takes to rebuild a program without a national (or even local) brand. 

We will see what the results end up being, but I see Scott and COA as more similar than anything to do with Rahim 

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22 minutes ago, IBulleve said:

I understand the point, but this is very different. COA (and Scott) were awarded and well regarded for recruiting only. Both at premier programs with national brands that do a lot of the recruiting for you. Their true coaching ability was always a question. 

Rahim is well regarded (and now awarded) for his ability to coach first and foremost, while also proving he has what it takes to rebuild a program without a national (or even local) brand. 

We will see what the results end up being, but I see Scott and COA as more similar than anything to do with Rahim 

He almost beat Xavier in the first round…

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7 hours ago, olafberserker said:

Ever see him dance?

Just saw the video, and I must say I am verry impressed. I take back the part of him not being hip. Coach Scott is one cool cat.😁

 

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1 hour ago, belgianbull said:

Just saw the video, and I must say I am verry impressed. I take back the part of him not being hip. Coach Scott is one cool cat.😁

 

He almost beat Gainesville last season…

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