Beat Florida A&M
I'd say we keep them and the other sub-300 D1 teams off the schedule if possible. Maybe try to mix in some bad D3 teams...
Beat Florida A&M
Yeah, you’re probably right.. Especially because next years team will only have 2 SR’s and probably no NBA guys. We will return most of the roster for 2021/22 so I’m sure they won’t fire Prohm even though no tournament 3/4 years is unbelievably bad.
you do realize that we don’t define what the expectations are, right? That’s Jamie.
Somebody needs to update Hoiberg’s win/loss pct on wiki. He has 18 losses in 2018 and 13 losses in 2019 to add to his resume.
Can't overlook what this program has been with Prohm's guys. The first post-Monte team was always going to be a rebuild, but that team finished last in the Big XII. Last year's team had the most talent in the league and went 9-9 and were fighting each other in practice and sitting out games because of it. Big XII tournament was nice, but in the end pretty meaningless because we got bounced by a team that probably shouldn't have been in the tournament. This year's team might not get last in the Big XII, but without Haliburton it's probably the worst team in the league.
Recruiting doesn't mean anything if they don't buy in, the concepts don't work and/or they don't get along.
My god you are totally cluelessAnd I’m sure that if we win 20 games you’ll be here telling us he should be fired. It goes both ways. I’m biased for him and you’re biased against him.
My god you are totally clueless
Actually it has more to do with you having your meltdowns over people not thinking a coach who has clearly projected this basketball program in a downward spiral is doing a good job.At least I admit I'm biased. You, on the other hand, are just as biased as me but won't admit it.
I don’t think you’re wrong at all, I’m just not sure I see a 1-and-done type in the 2020 class. THT was a top 40ish guy so that one wasn’t that surprising. Haliburton was very surprising but he was a 2 year guy and my original comment was about losing someone to the NBA after their freshman year. I think there’s some guys in the class who could surprise like Tyrese did and leave after 2 years but I’m pretty confident we don’t have a 1 and done in that class. I know ESPN somewhat recently had Conditt creeping into the NBA picture so maybe he has a big year and goes after 3 years.Not sure these days you can legitimately look at roster returnees more than one year out anymore. I don't think going into last season anybody thought THT was one-and-done or that TH would be a lottery pick a year later.
At any power 5 school that gives a damn about basketball, the expectation for a coach should be to make the tournament every year. Half of the P5 schools make it to the tournament every year, and that % goes up if you just consider the schools that give a damn about basketball.
Do you necessarily fire for one bad year (one missed tournament)? No. But missing the tournament 2 years in a row and 3 out of 4 is fireable. Hell, the last 3 years (DFL, 5th, likely DFL now, but near DFL even before we lost TH) are fireable
And the fact is, when the math is pointing towards that result next year, we'd probably be better off just moving on now.
What non blue blood teams make the NCAA tournament every year? Unless you are Kansas, Duke, and Kentucky an expectation of making the tournament every year is unrealistic and foolish.