Replacements for Miles

[SouthLincoln Husker]

So....how soon will we have a new coach?

Will we need to wait till March madness is over?

First,  how soon do we get rid of the one we got. 

 

[BigRedBuster]

First,  how soon do we get rid of the one we got. 

March 11th. 

Edit....I think we will have to play a big ten tourney game on the 13th. So, he will be gone on the 14th. 

 

[teachercd]

So....how soon will we have a new coach?

Will we need to wait till March madness is over?

Depends who they hire.

Very few coaches will leave their team if they are going to be in the dance, some asst coaches might leave though.

I wonder what Moos is thinking...you coach, experienced coach, assistant coach on a great team, good coach at a lower level/conference.  

 

[BigRedBuster]

Depends who they hire.

Very few coaches will leave their team if they are going to be in the dance, some asst coaches might leave though.

I wonder what Moos is thinking...you coach, experienced coach, assistant coach on a great team, good coach at a lower level/conference.  

That’s the only excitement around the program right now.....guessing the answers to those questions. 

 

[Roger Dorn]

If we can’t get one of the big fish out there, I’d like to go with a top assistant from a well coached team. Rather have someone who has seen/done it before than a mid major coach who had a decent year against bad competition. For example, a top assistant from Gonzaga, Nova, Virginia. Well coached teams with a history of success 

 

[desertshox]

If we can’t get one of the big fish out there, I’d like to go with a top assistant from a well coached team. Rather have someone who has seen/done it before than a mid major coach who had a decent year against bad competition. For example, a top assistant from Gonzaga, Nova, Virginia. Well coached teams with a history of success 

a lot of those mid major coaches have come from well coached teams. so which would you rather have, someone who hasnt run their own program but come from a well  coached program or someone who has experience running their own program and have been in a well coached program?

 

[Mavric]

I wonder what Moos is thinking...you coach, 

This gets my vote

 

[teachercd]

This gets my vote

Haha!

 

[BigRedBuster]

a lot of those mid major coaches have come from well coached teams. so which would you rather have, someone who hasnt run their own program but come from a well  coached program or someone who has experience running their own program and have been in a well coached program?

If we can't get someone with proven success at Div 1 level, I'll take the guy whose been an assistant at a major successful program and now has spent a couple years at a mid major being successful as a head guy.

 

[teachercd]

1.  A recruiter that will bring in more assistant coaches that can recruit

2.  A coach with a system.  Ex:  2-3 zone, pressing, overplay D 

 

[Mavric]

2.  A coach with a system

I would say a high-speed offense.  Even if we're never going to be conference champions at least we'd be fun to watch.  

Who's in Paul Westhead's coaching tree that we can snag?

 

[teachercd]

I would say a high-speed offense.  Even if we're never going to be conference champions at least we'd be fun to watch.  

Who's in Paul Westhead's coaching tree that we can snag?

He was fun!

 

[RedSavage]

What about a guy like Matt McMahon or Rick Byrd?  They coach in a pretty awful conference so that may be more of the key to their success than anything but they've both done fairly well nonetheless 

 

[ECisGod]

At this point I'd take a coach who could motivate them to play hard for 40 minutes.

 

[StPaulHusker]

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