He said it was a disturbing trend that he didn't like. He said part of the reason for staff changes was to address it. He said basketball would get fixed 'one way or another'.That letter is absolutely astonishing. How can he continue to protect McDermott and push all the blame on to the players? I am just shocked.
That letter is absolutely astonishing. How can he continue to protect McDermott and push all the blame on to the players? I am just shocked.
One thing he didn't address: Every situation where a "selfish" or "immature" player "quit" on ISU over the last 3 years or so has one factor in common.
The coach who brought that "low-character" recruit onto campus and made him part of our MBB team, and then failed to turn the kid's attitude around? Mac.
It takes two to tango. Putting all the blame on the side of the players is just whistling past the graveyard.
He said it was a disturbing trend that he didn't like. He said part of the reason for staff changes was to address it. He said basketball would get fixed 'one way or another'.
He was asked to defend what is happening and he did in the way that he could. Simmer down.
Nice. Blame the student/athletes. That'll shut up all the GMac critics.![]()
Thanks again for your support. One way or the other, we will get basketball fixed.
But that makes you a bad fan. You should spend blindly.I totally agree that part of it is selfish spoiled players taught to think they're the cat's ***.
BUT FOR GOD'S SAKE JAMIE, this disgrace of a coach has a huge, huge role in it.
Greg McDermott will stay ISU's coach until it's cheaper to buy him out than run at Hilton with a certain # of fans in attendance. You want Greg gone? Quit going to the games...
wow - bet that attitude will help recruiting :skeptical:, and way to bring Fennelly to deflect attention.