From National Championship to Boyton LMAO LMAO LMAO
***2026-27 Mens College Basketball Thread***
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He got royally screwed at Oklahoma State. I don't think that was an accurate look at what he really is.
Wayne Morgan had a higher winning percentage here than Boyton did at okie lite.
I’m not sure if that OSU job is even a good job at this point. Don’t want to judge anybody too bad based on coaching there.
He did have Cade Cunningham there for one year and didn't do a lot with him.
LOL, there is no tampering there are no rules. People just need to realize this. Nobody gives a f*ck if Michigan cheated Eastern Michigan will be the one that takes the fall. That salary clearinghouse bulls*t doesn't matter let the house stay on fire till it's all burned down.
I'm good with that, but I'm on board with it with the games being played in Hilton. Gives UNI and Drake visibility we get gate revenue, and screw that idea of playing at the Casey's Center.
He might not have been able to sustain success at Oklahoma State, but he did sweep Kansas his first season and has beaten TJ a couple of times. He benefits from being in the right place at the right time, but he's a solid, if unspectacular, hire for this late in the cycle.
And now with the rumored AD ousting, we have proven that hiring Boynton is a firable offense (ignore the many other red flags from Warde Manuel before this).
I don't think he's that good. He had some really talented rosters that never accomplished much. Coached possibly the best American born basketball player currently in the NBA for a bit as well, and I can't remember if they even reached the tourney with him. Talent like that can wake up for a big game but if it is routinely underachieving, that's on the coach.
Another poster mentioned that maybe there is something systemic about the job, and that could be right. Their current coach was held in high regard prior to coming to Stillwater and has more or less been stuck in the mud so far.
