I would have to look but I think they have beaten 5 or 6 teams over 500.Maybe.
It doesn't change the point I made, though. I think Siena has only beaten one team [IIRC] that is above .500 this year.
I get that you can only play the teams in front of you on your schedule, but I think the overall record is a bit deceiving when you look at the W/L record of the teams they've played.
IF they go with Hop, it better not be some five year contract with a big buyout again. And it should 100% be performance based.How long will the Hop train be allowed to chug along.
Sounds a little like Calipari!Sounds like that's his approach. Terrible idea.
You have to get a guy who has won without advantages.
Those are the REAL coaches.
Dash, please share this with someone who has some sway in this. This is so depressing that only Hop can get these donors to come out of the woodwork. Why don’t they back an actual proven head coach with modern offensive and defensive systems?I understand that. I just wish we could get all the potential donors together and hire the best coach. We would be back on the top tier in no time.
$603,714 in 2024, according to public payroll data from University of Connecticut.I’m sure, but he’s not making head coaching money at UCONN either.
Yup, now I just hope he can find his version of Luke Murray as an ass’t coach. Or just go get Murray himself if we have all this $$$. If Murray came and transformed ‘Cuse’s offense, he could pick where he wants to head coach in a year or two.On the other hand, let's face it, there is a number where we would have to hire Hop
or just about anyone that could raise it. Let's say 50 million a year. My Saudi Prince.
At that number, we would have to hire that guy.
what a weird poetic twist that Melo wins us our lone national championship
then 24 years later his son wins our second**
**with 30 million of dads money
oh gmac you say?Crap, I think GMAC would be better than Hop now.
Wouldn't Melo back GMAC like he would Hop?
I actually agree with this. Both UNC and Kansas have their Helms flags flying right with theirHey hey hey, we have 2 unclaimed Natty's from the 19 teens and twenties, we really should claim them
Let me turn that question around.For the Hop supporters: So if you were running a business and had a manager who over a number of years had shown he could not get results at an acceptable level, you'd just throw more money at the department to solve the problem?
Only Lane Kiffin gets to fail upwards repeatedly.I don't know how many get second chances after failing at a high major in their only go round as a collegiate head coach. Usually it's either prove you can build a winning team in the low and mid-majors and then get a major job where you either succeed or drop back down or retire. In the last 30 seasons, I would bet that fewer than 5 coaches have had a second chance after going 70-84 in five seasons.
So, since I'm no longer paying for stathead, I went to gemini and asked.
"In the last 30 years, how many D1 NCAA basketball head coaches have had five seasons with a cumulative record under .500, were then fired from the first head coaching job, and hired into a new high major program to be the head coach?"
That would certainly get us back in the national discussion...Might we be one of the first programs where you just openly say that a program is for sale to the highest bidder? SU Bball now has an owner or a consortium of owners vs being part of SU?
Probably true, unfortunately. But the point is there is some concern that Melo’s enthusiastic support is tied to some expectations for Kiyan that might not be there with a different coach.The point remains, the loser of this little game, will not join the other side. I wish they would. But i will believe it when I see it.
So you agree that it's not just Melo who should put up the same money
if they are on the losing side? Great. Welcome aboard.
Hop has a Kenny Payne year and we're all back here doing the exact same thing we are now, bemoaning the choice between GMac, Hart, and Blackwell.Too bad we can’t have this with Hodgson or Schertz. So what happens in 2 years when that money is gone and not coming in anymore?
LOL we won't be close to the first. Check out Oregon. Among many others.