Here is a positive. Our scrubs/walkon's only got dunked on once since they came in and show more balls than the starters and normal rotation players.Originally posted by RutgersJoe:
I really hope there's no posts about the positives we can take from this game, b/c there is absolutely zip
I'd take that bet.Originally posted by bac2therac:
well it looks like we will crack 50 again
lol....I spoke too soon...this team scored only 2 points the last 6 minutes....atrociousOriginally posted by bac2therac:
well it looks like we will crack 50 again
It isn't sad. It is expected. When something is ignored and not fed, it festers and dies. That is Rutgers basketball. For whatever reasons, the program has been ignored. Between the state, administration, alumni, lots of root causes as to why this team looks like a something you'd see in division 2.Originally posted by G- RUnit:
This is so so sad.
Originally posted by Local Shill:
How the hell can a big ten school suspend a basketball program, Cali?
Your other points are valid but cmon
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Unfortunately the Mike Rice scandal happened, and as a result even Danny Hurley didn't want this mess. Who else were we looking at better than Eddie Jordan? No one.Originally posted by ruman:
Our admin is a disgrace. But part of the problem here is with all the weaknesses our school has regarding basketball, we hired a coach the possess none of the qualities to turn things around in such a tough environment.
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It takes at least three years to turn a program around. You can have two bad seasons and then year 3 is important.Originally posted by ruman:
Well then waiting five more years to change the leader will do nothing then delay what is pretty obvious right now.
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If next year is worse than we have to consider our options. Also we need to recruit well in 2016.Originally posted by shields:
USC has a 2nd year coach, 2-10 in conference. miracles are not happening over night. Next year have to improve.
The B1G wouldn't kick Rutgers out if it suspended the program. That is upsurd to suggest. There is far too much riding ($$) on having Rutgers in the conference, and it isn't because of basketball.Originally posted by FerdRU:
Suspending a Big Ten program is simply not something you can do. Why even say something like that? It's not going to happen and if it did we would be ejected from the B1G.
Do you know the ramifications of suspending a program? It's a self-inflicted death penalty and the program would be GUARANTEED to never recover. You think getting a facility now is hard? How about after the school has forgotten about basketball for 5 years? Stop with the crazy talk.
This is the dregs and it sucks, but programs get better, they get lucky. You give your current coach a chance and if it doesn't work you hire a different coach. That's how it works. You don't slash your own program with the death penalty. Northwestern hasn't made the tournament since 1968-9. Are they suspending the program? Maybe they've had a better season than us this year, but they're still bottom-tier.
And Kadeem Jack seems to be as much of a quitter as Jerome Seagears.
You sound ridiculous. It would violate all of the conference and TV contracts. Not only can we not suspend a TV contract sport, if we tried to do it voluntarily we would probably be hit with an injunction stopping us from doing it.Originally posted by Caliknight:
The B1G wouldn't kick Rutgers out if it suspended the program. That is upsurd to suggest. There is far too much riding ($$) on having Rutgers in the conference, and it isn't because of basketball.Originally posted by FerdRU:
Suspending a Big Ten program is simply not something you can do. Why even say something like that? It's not going to happen and if it did we would be ejected from the B1G.
Do you know the ramifications of suspending a program? It's a self-inflicted death penalty and the program would be GUARANTEED to never recover. You think getting a facility now is hard? How about after the school has forgotten about basketball for 5 years? Stop with the crazy talk.
This is the dregs and it sucks, but programs get better, they get lucky. You give your current coach a chance and if it doesn't work you hire a different coach. That's how it works. You don't slash your own program with the death penalty. Northwestern hasn't made the tournament since 1968-9. Are they suspending the program? Maybe they've had a better season than us this year, but they're still bottom-tier.
And Kadeem Jack seems to be as much of a quitter as Jerome Seagears.
The ramifications of suspending a program are better than the ramifications of getting your ass kicked every night for years. That stink wouldn't wash away. At least you can sell something when you have the funds to support without having to explain another 10 years of losing. I don't think some understand the dire situation that is Rutgers basketball. Gentlemen, it isn't even in the realm of being close to competitive.
Please show me the contract that dictates Rutgers must field a basketball team. B1G schools have cut other sports in the past with no ramifications. A losing team with no fan base and no chance of winning is really going to be worth throwing away the BTN cable boxes? I think not.Originally posted by Ole Cabbagehead:
You sound ridiculous. It would violate all of the conference and TV contracts. Not only can we not suspend a TV contract sport, if we tried to do it voluntarily we would probably be hit with an injunction stopping us from doing it.Originally posted by Caliknight:
The B1G wouldn't kick Rutgers out if it suspended the program. That is upsurd to suggest. There is far too much riding ($$) on having Rutgers in the conference, and it isn't because of basketball.Originally posted by FerdRU:
Suspending a Big Ten program is simply not something you can do. Why even say something like that? It's not going to happen and if it did we would be ejected from the B1G.
Do you know the ramifications of suspending a program? It's a self-inflicted death penalty and the program would be GUARANTEED to never recover. You think getting a facility now is hard? How about after the school has forgotten about basketball for 5 years? Stop with the crazy talk.
This is the dregs and it sucks, but programs get better, they get lucky. You give your current coach a chance and if it doesn't work you hire a different coach. That's how it works. You don't slash your own program with the death penalty. Northwestern hasn't made the tournament since 1968-9. Are they suspending the program? Maybe they've had a better season than us this year, but they're still bottom-tier.
And Kadeem Jack seems to be as much of a quitter as Jerome Seagears.
The ramifications of suspending a program are better than the ramifications of getting your ass kicked every night for years. That stink wouldn't wash away. At least you can sell something when you have the funds to support without having to explain another 10 years of losing. I don't think some understand the dire situation that is Rutgers basketball. Gentlemen, it isn't even in the realm of being close to competitive.