Watching on TV....our old friend Gary Waters is coaching Clev St. 37-33 at half time. Game at Maryland. Same Gary Waters that fans ran out of town...lol
RU basketball has never recovered since coach Waters was run out of town by the same maniacs that demand Flood be canned now. They were delusional then and they're delusional now.
Maryland was struggling with their half court man to man defense so they went to a secondary defense. It was really a 1-2-2 fullcourt press not a 1-3-1.Watched for 15 minutes in 2nd half (Devils intermission). Twerps played 1-3-1 every possession. I don't remember them playing a lot of zone in the past.
Np.Thanks. I was wondering if this is normal or a change possibly influenced by rule change.
I don't watch much MD hoops.
Gary Waters was the best basketball at RU since Tom Young and Mulcahy royally screwed the pooch when he fired GW. The program has been abominable ever since.
I liked Waters and thought we had our guy, especially after the NIT run. But it really seemed like he didn't want to deal with NJ and much preferred the Midwest. Not a good recruiter and his insistence on keeping his assistants when hired was a recipe for disaster. Thought he was a good game day coach who just didn't have the horses to compete in the Big East.
RU MBB was a fairly good program under Waters, not one of the best.Gary Waters was the best basketball at RU since Tom Young and Mulcahy royally screwed the pooch when he fired GW. The program has been abominable ever since.
IWaters got lucky with Coleman but even that year, we could not win on the road
Wish Gary could have recruited better, he was a good coach that could make the most of what he had on the roster.I recall sitting with Gary eating lunch at Subway. He said there is this guy Jerome Coleman. I am going offer him a scholarship. He isn't very good, but maybe he'll get better.
Gary Waters (Big East Conference) (2001–2006)
2001–2002 Rutgers 18–13 (8–8 )5th NIT First Round
2002–2003 Rutgers 12–16( 4–12) 7th
2003–2004 Rutgers 20–13 (7–9 )9th NIT Runner Up
2004–2005 Rutgers 10–19 (2–14) 12th
2005–2006 Rutgers 19–14 (7–9 )10th NIT First Round
Gary Waters: 79–75 28–52
for all the good he did in making sure RU was set up for the Big 10, Uncle Bob buried the mens hoops program in a tomb and its too far under the earth to rescue