From the Chicago Tribune. Hint: We're not last!
http://www.chicagotribune.com/sport...tball-coaches-ranked-photos-photogallery.html
http://www.chicagotribune.com/sport...tball-coaches-ranked-photos-photogallery.html
From the Chicago Tribune. Hint: We're not last!
http://www.chicagotribune.com/sport...tball-coaches-ranked-photos-photogallery.html
But yet another slap at RU. Can't wait til we shut these wise asses up. smh
Read the first blurb on IndianaWhere did you want us to be? We haven't had a winning season in 10 plus seasons.
Where did you want us to be? We haven't had a winning season in 10 plus seasons.
No, I'm referring to the third sentence under the Indiana comments:
Those Assembly Hall banners. The fans’ love affair with hoops. No one ever made a basketball movie called “Scarlet Knights.”
I try not to be thin skinned about this kinda stuff, but it becomes tiresome after a while. Another unnecessary shot at RU.
The big thing should be this AD cares about basketball, unlike some other athletic directors.
The argument they made for us being ahead of Penn State and Nebraska has, again, everything to do with our location and the fact that we should have a more natural recruiting area to pull recruits from. In this day and age, not sure that matters much at all for basketball. Think that's vastly overrated, unfortunately.
Rutgers should be better than Nebraska but right now it is not clearly a better job.well these are also overwhelmingly FOOTBALL first schools. I know Huskerfan may disagree but Rutgers SHOULD BE better than Nebraska in hoops and it is a better job clearly
this is a pretty appropriate ranking although I would put MSU and Michigan slightly over Maryland. RU isnt last, its 12th and that is pretty realistic. Northwestern has had success recently and lands 10th on that list but I dont think its a particular great job. If Collins leaves they could sink to old Northwestern very easily. RU is a very tough job
Take this advice: never read anything by this "writer." NU grad, huge homer and a total jerk. HATES Illinois, BTW, haha. I think there are tiers:
CLEAR TOP
Indiana
EASY TO WIN AT ALMOST ALWAYS
Illinois
Maryland
Ohio State
GREAT JOBS
Michigan
MSU
Wisconsin
GOOD JOBS ONLY BECAUSE OF HISTORY/FANS
Iowa
Purdue
COULD RISE VERY FAST BUT AVERAGE FOR NOW
Penn State
Rutgers
TOUGH SPOTS
Minnesota
Nebraska
Northwestern
The argument they made for us being ahead of Penn State and Nebraska has, again, everything to do with our location and the fact that we should have a more natural recruiting area to pull recruits from. In this day and age, not sure that matters much at all for basketball. Think that's vastly overrated, unfortunately.
No, I'm referring to the third sentence under the Indiana comments:
Those Assembly Hall banners. The fans’ love affair with hoops. No one ever made a basketball movie called “Scarlet Knights.”
Umm, I'm fairly sure Hoosiers wasn't about IU. Nor was any other movie I can recall , other than the B team in blue chips