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No Siena is a D1 school that Brecht led to their first two NCAA appearances in the school's history.Originally posted by Jim_from_RU:
Wasn't Brecht a Division III guy before RU? Blame Pernetti for that nonsense too.
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Pernetti made some bad decisions to be sure, but this exemplifies all RU coaching hires since time immemorial. No budget to hire strong candidates, so you are left with two options (1) Young "up and coming" HC from a mid-major level program or (2) Assistant from a major program (other than the top assistant candidate).Originally posted by 78CollegeAve:
Robert Morris ... Siena ...
Tim P liked the guys who had run small programs instead of someone who had been a top assistant at a big-time program. Just a budget decision or did he really believe he needed guys who had been the boss? Good thing that Mulcahy didn't go in that direction when he took a chance on an assistant from the U.
Hmmm. Ya know just maybe...Originally posted by 78CollegeAve:
Skull -- I just don't know what to make of the program right now. They've played really well for long stretches against Army, Princeton, Hopkins and Maryland. I'd like to think those losses can be attributed to lack of depth. More depth next season, who knows? Overall, RU frosh and sophs have been disappointing. Haven't seen the kind of impact that opponents's kids have been getting against RU. Maybe the class of '15 will include some playmakers with higher lax IQ. And someone to develop into the next Nardella.
Lack of depth doesn't explain the woefully inept play (skills and schemes) during the OOC games. Hopefully that was just the new staff working out the kinks and it won't be repeated in Year 5.