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I don't know Hackman has that "Mike Rice-like" incident hanging over himEarly names for Indiana are Steve Alford and Gene Hackman
Duquesnein order of attractiveness
1. Indiana
2. Illinois
3. California
4. LSU
5. Washington
6. UMass
7. Quinnipiac
did I leave anyone else out.
Early names for Indiana are Steve Alford and Gene Hackman
in order of attractiveness
1. Indiana
2. Illinois
3. California
4. LSU
5. Washington
6. UMass
7. Quinnipiac
did I leave anyone else out.
He always rubbed me the wrong way. A fellow SHU fan tells me he is a real good guy.
Dennis Hopper------oh wait a minute he was just an Assistant.
Gotta go with Gene Hackman. [laughing]Early names for Indiana are Steve Alford and Gene Hackman
Dennis is a must hire just for team moral.
he's got a bit of a drinking problem
I know what you mean but to your second point I was real impressed by him when he went over to Pike end game to apologize for the last second stuff his players did in our lose. Just super intense on the side court. Passing like a loony but heck. His style.
More like not to have Assembly Hall full of "Fire Crean" signs, shirts and chants. The AD new what he was doingMy favorite quote was about Indiana not hosting an NIT game this year so as to not denigrate Assembly Hall's hallowed grounds.
The head coaches at Butler .Dayton,Wichita State and Iowa State should be considered for Indiana.
When Crean was head coach at Marquette, they were playing @ Charlotte and Marquette asked the Charlotte AD's office a couple days prior if they could stop the game once Brian Wardle scored his 1,000 point. The Charlotte coach at the time (Bobby Lutz) was furious and game planned to not let Wardle reach the milestone that game. I believe he only needed 1 or 2 points to reach 1,000...
Brian Wardle, who averaged around 17 a game was held scoreless in a loss.
http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/sports/scores100/100029/100029369.htm
After the game in the corridor to the locker rooms the coaches almost threw down and had to be separated by the players.
Why would you necessarily leave those programs, though? Indiana is a blueblood program, but unless you are an alum or an Indiana native I don't necessarily see the appeal. Why leave a gig where you make the NCAAs regularly, can legitimately make Final Fours, are really the only game in town, and you're getting paid? The mid-majors that go deep in the tourney like Butler and Wichita State are paying their coaches like P5 programs without the pressure of a National Championship appearance at least 2x a decade or you're fired.
Didn't you say a few weeks ago it was plausible Wright could leave for Indiana????
It's hard to lure someone from Wichita State. They have unlimited resources. Like, more money than Oregon.The head coaches at Butler .Dayton,Wichita State and Iowa State should be considered for Indiana.