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At this time in 2012, he had just been fired after six horrible seasons at Nebraska...he wasn't exactly a hot commodity.
Two years later, he has a year of management experience at an elite team with Kansas and another year of assistant coaching experience at a very solid Iowa State. You have to give Sadler credit for the devensive improvements made in the last year.
I don't know if he'd be a great head coach or not, but to say he hasn't proven himself to at least get a second look is ridiculous.
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I like Doc and hope he stays, but I do not see the fact he could not get an actual coaching spot at KU and him spending a year with Fred at ISU changing anything appreciably.Since he's been fired by Nebraska he has been working with 2 of the best coaches in college ball in Bill Self and Fred Hoiberg. He's more than likely picked something up from the 2 along the way, and I'm willing to bet that Southern Miss would know about things such as that.
There isn't anything known about Sadler today that wasn't also known in 2012, though.
He played a small part on two different teams the last two years. I'm not sure that's enough to wash out those bad years at Nebraska.I disagree. In 2012, he wasn't known to be a winner. In 2014, I'd say he's turned that around.
He played a small part on two different teams the last two years. I'm not sure that's enough to wash out those bad years at Nebraska.
He played a small part on two different teams the last two years. I'm not sure that's enough to wash out those bad years at Nebraska.
You're right, for that program his time there wasn't terrible. A couple NIT's probably surpassed everyones expectations. Not a knock on Doc, more so Nebraska. #HucktheFuskersLooking at Nebraska historically, I'm not sure it's fair to call Doc's time there bad.
The quotes from this article make it seem like he wants to stay
/http://www.desmoinesregister.com/st...tates-familiar-face-everywhere-else-/6623349/
Should Tim Floyd be offered & take the job at Missouri, is it possible that one of Doc's select HC jobs might be back at UTEP?
Coach Floyd is not leaving. I can emphatically say I am 100% certain.
Looking at Nebraska historically, I'm not sure it's fair to call Doc's time there bad.
His job at Kansas was to make sure that when KU went on the road that their stuff was in order, AKA that Bill Self's room had Diet Coke, not diet Pepsi and that they had the food set up for team breakfasts. Not exactly "management experience".At this time in 2012, he had just been fired after six horrible seasons at Nebraska...he wasn't exactly a hot commodity.Two years later, he has a year of management experience at an elite team with Kansas and another year of assistant coaching experience at a very solid Iowa State. You have to give Sadler credit for the defensive improvements made in the last year.I don't know if he'd be a great head coach or not, but to say he hasn't proven himself to at least get a second look is ridiculous.
His job at Kansas was to make sure that when KU went on the road that their stuff was in order, AKA that Bill Self's room had Diet Coke, not diet Pepsi and that they had the food set up for team breakfasts. Not exactly "management experience".
Sounds like he was the official soda manager to me![]()