Cdog923

If you're a fan of who I think you're a fan of, I feel exactly the same way.

This x1000. Dude seems like he's be great to hang out with, and he obviously has coaching acumen; you don't hold multiple D-1 jobs without being able to coach. I think he's just reached his full potential here, and each party going their separate ways would be best.

Does your buddy happen to be Jon Bruning?

Teams have bad losses all the time. Duke lost to Syracuse, at home, earlier this year. The bold is the part I don't disagree with, and Cope going out might be what spurs Roby to finally take ahold of his potential. That, and it made Miles realize that he could rely on his bench for more than token minutes here or there.

Were they slumping? Sure, but you can't tell me that Copeland doesn't make a difference in stealing a game against Wisconsin or Maryland (whom Nebraska only lost to by 2 in their first meeting, on the road). Cope would certainly have made a difference against Ohio State and Illinois, too; those are the other two of the three wins I'm counting. I certainly don't think they lose to Penn State by a billion if Cope is healthy, either.

I'd honestly venture a guess they actually have 3 more wins if Cope stayed healthy. Possibly 4.

Not at all.

Yes; to July.

Thibs is a great defensive minded coach, but I think he fits best as an assistant; he burns his players out far too quickly. He went to the "Tim Mile's School for Playing Your Starters Far Too Much".

Some NBA guys speculated that he's holding out for the Minnesota job after this year (T'Wolves, not Gophers).

I don't believe I ever said that; I just said he wasn't our best.

Translation: I hate facts.

I had to steal this and tweet it at him.