***2022-23 MBB General Thread***
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Damn, that's terrible. Hopefully he can cope with everything and regroup for himself going forward. If he wants to stick with basketball, he's got the talent to make money at some level.
Watched both ACC games, games are alot smoother than trying to watch a Big 12, minimal fouling and stoppages.
Confused on why Blake Hinson wasn't able to make it here, he looked like the 2nd best player on the floor for an Ncaa team.
Confused on why Blake Hinson wasn't able to make it here, he looked like the 2nd best player on the floor for an Ncaa team.
Hinson signed with Prohm, stayed for a year then maybe saw what Otzelball was and decided he didn't like that style.
Just read his Twitter/Instagram posts. TCU does not seem to be strong with Freshman English class requirements. Woof that's bad.
I thought I remember hearing on here Otz basically showed him the door. My guess is he didn’t want to focus on defense.
No matter what anyone may think of Boeheim, 47 years as head coach at one school (or even multiple stops) is remarkable.
I assume that's longest tenure in D-1 history? I think Rupp was HC 41 or 42 years at Kentucky. Trying to think of some others that are even within vicinity.
Ray Meyer went 46 at DePaul, Rupp 42 and K went 41 (47 if you count the 6 years at Army).
Those are the only 'major' college coaches anywhere near the discussion. Feels like Izzo has been around forever and he won't hit 30 until the season after next.
Thx - I should've thought of Meyer (I knew it was a long time but couldn't have specified exact #). And K, too, for some reason I didn't do the addition.
Boehim, Roy Williams, Coach K, Jay Wright.. All left the sport recently. No wonder there is so much parody in CBB
That is 31 final four appearances and 11 national titles
That is 31 final four appearances and 11 national titles
Tom Izzo is 68 and hasn't been able to repeat his successes in the early portal era, versus getting 4-5 year guys
That would bring the above to 39 final fours and 12 titles
That would bring the above to 39 final fours and 12 titles
And additional perspective ... Prior to Izzo, Jud Heathcote coached at MSU for 20 seasons, beginning in 76-77 -- same season as Boeheim.
After seeing the Lampkin news, I took a look at his Basketball Reference page. I was pretty surprised seeing his stats. He only averaged 6.3 points a game this season, and 6.8 last season. He's a fantastic offensive rebounder, but other than that, I feel like his impact might be overstated.
