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I'm starting to think you really are the kid in your avatar.![]()
Ha! Not really. I just know this is the Jihadist sect of Cyclone Fandom and dont mind pushing back a little.
Plus, Im taking a little me time today and decided it was a good day to fight with strangers on the internet.
So wait.. You think Pollard's decision was highly determined by whether or not the next coach would go to the same church as him? LOL that's an insane theory.It doesnt, but one of the MAIN reasons Pollard hired Prohm was because he was a Christian and they go to the same Church. How/Where/Who should not matter when hiring. Especially at a Public institution making millions a year.
I like our chances. I think that Steve has found a lineup that is sort of working and TCU is a bad enough team that we could get up by enough where the last 3-4 minutes of the game can't determine the game.So...what does everyone think about our chances tomorrow against TCU?
As awful as this season is, I'd still rather talk actual basketball than read posters going back and forth about church attendance.
I think so too and I hope so because I want to see these guys get a win.I like our chances. I think that Steve has found a lineup that is sort of working and TCU is a bad enough team that we could get up by enough where the last 3-4 minutes of the game can't determine the game.
That's highly important though. There isn't a shred of evidence out there that proves we can win a tight game, so as long as we can be up by 8-10+ with under 4 minutes left, I think we win.
A win would go a long way for these guys and they truly deserve it with everything they've endured this year.I think so too and I hope so because I want to see these guys get a win.
I like our chances. I think that Steve has found a lineup that is sort of working and TCU is a bad enough team that we could get up by enough where the last 3-4 minutes of the game can't determine the game.
That's highly important though. There isn't a shred of evidence out there that proves we can win a tight game, so as long as we can be up by 8-10+ with under 4 minutes left, I think we win.
Yeah you're right that that's tough to ask for. I just find it easier to see us make a small run late to push it to 8-10 points rather than show actual maturity / competency and not s*** our pants with the game on the line.I don't think we can build that large a lead late. Maybe in the first few minutes, but not in the 2nd half.
I think so too and I hope so because I want to see these guys get a win.
50/50. The players having been playing with great effort the past several games. If they do the same on Saturday, they have a good chance to win. Personally, I don’t see a huge talent gap between the two teams. A win would be awesome and really lift the team’s spirits.So...what does everyone think about our chances tomorrow against TCU?
As awful as this season is, I'd still rather talk actual basketball than read posters going back and forth about church attendance.
So wait.. You think Pollard's decision was highly determined by whether or not the next coach would go to the same church as him? LOL that's an insane theory.
I'm not saying that Pollard didn't want to get a very high character guy and the stereotype of all Christians is that they are of high character, but Jamie didn't just look up "D1 coaches that are Christians" on Wikipedia and find Steve Prohm at the top of the list.
I can't believe I have to say this, to what I assume is a grown person, but an Executive getting ready to hire an employee that is going to be compensated in the millions, to vet that person, including their personal life, is regular M.O.
It isn't like he googled "Christian Coaches" but when the looking at the list of possible candidates, preferring some and eliminating others based off their Spaghetti Monster belief system is my issue. It really isn't a theory, but common knowledge that Pollard picked Prohm over others because he "was a man of faith". It isn't an issue if it turns out like Campbell, but when you fail AGAIN on a coaching hire, and one of your main criteria's has nothing to do with actual basketball, the optics of it are poor.
Speaking of common knowledge. It is well known that TJ was Pollards choice and Prohm only popped on the scene due to Leath. Please explain how that fits with your "common knowledge" that Pollard went after Prohm due to faith. I think you are wanting to push an angle and saying things that aren't necessarily there.
And I can't believe I have to say this to a grown person either, but if you honestly believe that Jamie Pollard chose Prohm solely based on his religious beliefs and that they'd be able to hang out at Church together, get help lol.I can't believe I have to say this, to what I assume is a grown person, but an Executive getting ready to hire an employee that is going to be compensated in the millions, to vet that person, including their personal life, is regular M.O.
It isn't like he googled "Christian Coaches" but when the looking at the list of possible candidates, preferring some and eliminating others based off their Spaghetti Monster belief system is my issue. It really isn't a theory, but common knowledge that Pollard picked Prohm over others because he "was a man of faith". It isn't an issue if it turns out like Campbell, but when you fail AGAIN on a coaching hire, and one of your main criteria's has nothing to do with actual basketball, the optics of it are poor.
And I can't believe I have to say this to a grown person either, but if you honestly believe that Jamie Pollard chose Prohm solely based on his religious beliefs and that they'd be able to hang out at Church together, get help lol.
Do I believe you in thinking that it might've been a great add on that Prohm was a man of faith? Sure. Do I think Jamie sat Prohm and Coach Campbell down and asked them, "What do you think of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ?" No.
I agree with you 100%. The one poster wants to make it appear that it’s the main reason he was hired. It may have had a small factor, if it came up, but was not the major reason.The way I've interpreted the goings-on of that search (from Jeremy and others at the time) was that Pollard wanted TJ to be coach, while Leath wanted him to conduct a full search. Prohm ultimately won the job after interviewing well.
Is it possible religion came up in the interview? Sure. I just have a hard time believing that JP or Prohm would talk about any of those details with anyone. Maybe a select few individuals.