Hoiberg Watch 2015: Thursday, May 28 Thread

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Well that just about does it. ****in well is poisoned now. Adios Fred.
 
At least he did not lie to the kid just to get him to come here. I would say his integrity rose in my book.

No but after his surgery he DID tell his current players who have ALREADY committed to him and his university that he would be back and be their coach next year. So is it better that he was honest to strangers who have not made a commitment to him already?
 
Why, because he told the truth to a recruit?

I'm sure JP knew this all along too. It's probably why Matt A jumped and TJ was brought back in, Romar's comments, etc....

Yep...those who needed to know or who Fred cared for got the "heads up" to take care of themselves.

JP treats his coaches with respect and is upfront/honest...I wonder if Fred realizes HE could be treated like Thibs in a few years? (meaning, it's clear the bulls likely were whispering to Fred MONTHS ago)
 
Fred used ISU to his full advantage. Simple as that.

And we used him. It's a two way street just like most employer/employee relationships.

I think it's easy to see why Fred's recruiting was so bad recently though.
 
At least he did not lie to the kid just to get him to come here. I would say his integrity rose in my book.

Fred was employed by ISU and has a fiduciary duty to do what is in the best interest of ISU. It is very clear now that is not what has been happening.

Enjoy failing in Chitown I'll be laughing the whole time.
 
Some of you actually think he should have lied to a recruit? My guess is ISU/JP have known he was leaving as well, so not like he just left us hanging.
 
Why, because he told the truth to a recruit?

I'm sure JP knew this all along too. It's probably why Matt A jumped and TJ was brought back in, Romar's comments, etc....

Because Fred's under ISU's employ while being fully committed to the bulls.
 
If Hoiberg leaves I will have lost a great deal of admiration and respect both for he and Pollard. How can "being a head coach in the NBA since Day 1" have been Hoiberg's goal when at the exact same moment in time coaching at Iowa State was his "dream job"? Would he and Pollard just plain bold face lie to us?:

http://www.cyclones.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=10700&ATCLID=204969745

Hoiberg said about his newly appointed position. It is my dream job and I have been passionate about Cyclone athletics ever since I can remember. Having a chance to come back here after being a ball boy and playing in front of these passionate and great fans, and now having a chance to coach in front of them, is a dream come true.”


I'm sorry, you can't blame Pollard for this.
 
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