Only way is if Prohm has some place he is looking to go.
This is why Prohm must go........
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Only way is if Prohm has some place he is looking to go.
Oh I get the Prohm talk. I guess my comment was directed towards the Pollard side of things. There's no reason to bring him into this at this point.
No I understood it fine. The season will be over this week when JP makes that decision referenced in the post.
Why do you think Iowa State is immune to having a season like this? Serious question. Look around the landscape of college basketball and explain to me why Iowa State can't have a season like what we experienced this year.
What is interesting is the three teams that brought home any type of conference hardware last season (regular season, conference tourney) are the only three who have declined.
ISU went from 9-9 to 5-13....a four game drop
TTU went from 14-4 to 9-9.....a five game drop
KSU went from 14-4 to 3-15.....an 11 game drop
What if it’s a mutual decision to split and Jamie is going to help him find a different gig?
This is one of the worst teams in the history of the program. Iowa State isn’t immune to it but producing one of these seasons, but it is a fireable offense, or at least should make the seat scorching.
Coaches mutually depart from schools all the time if there’s a respect built between the two parties. In a lot of cases, the AD will help the departing coach land back on their feet using contacts.
Who's even hiring that would be looking at him? Wake might keep Danny Manning, which is a major lol. Wish we had that level of dumb in a Big 12 AD or 2.
In the "modern era" (the modern era being arbitrarily defined as since 2008 because that is how far back the Bart Torvik data goes) --
If this team finishes the season #89, it would be #11 out of 13.
All-time? ISU basketball was really bad for a long time.
Here is the bottom of the list using Sports Reference and its SRS stats --
That data only starts in 1949-1950, however.
This year, as bad as it is, is still #33 on the list --
We were really bad there for a long time before Johnny Orr showed up.
I can’t agree with that’s what I said!
Think about it. Being competent and having no success don’t have a lot of overlap! That’s not what I suggested.
We can be competent with next year’s roster and still miss the tournament imo. Not a great situation to be in, but it would be a sign of improvement by the staff, and reason to not pull the plug on what should be good situation the following year.
