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I wanted to go outside the family for the same reasons, but the one alum I would have been excited to hire would have been Jason. After being an assistant at Pepperdine from for 2 years and then USC from 2013-21, I think he could have brought plenty of fresh ideas.Good luck to him in his new role. I am glad Red went outside the family for his hires. We need new blood and fresh ideas.
I don’t get the idea that we need to have so many SUbplayers on the bench.Seeing everyone celebrating this hiring by Kentucky is awfully depressing. I’m curious if Red ever reached out.
ummm, Hart wouldnt have fresh ideas? He literally spent 4 years at Syracuse. Meanwhile, he spent 1 year at peperdine, 7 years as lead recruiter at USC, and 3 years as the head coach of the ignite before they folded due to NIL. He played in the NBA and overseas from 2000 - 2010. The majority of his time playing basketball and coaching is at places other than Syracuse. He wouldnt be new blood or have any fresh ideas? Thats a take I guessGood luck to him in his new role. I am glad Red went outside the family for his hires. We need new blood and fresh ideas.
Jason Hart was seen as one of the top assistants in the country at USC before he went to become the head coach of the G League Ignite, which disbanded recently. Hart was a recruiting superstar at USC. Hopkins wanted to hire him at Washington, and if that had happened I think his tenure would have gone very differently there. He would have been a home run hire as an assistant at Syracuse. As the poster above points out, the entirety of Hart’s coaching career has been away from Syracuse, so this is not an in house hire at all. But his status as an Cuse alum could have helped to entice him here.I don’t get the idea that we need to have so many SUbplayers on the bench.
Superstar might be a bit of a stretch. How many championships and how many Mickey D's were there?Jason Hart was seen as one of the top assistants in the country at USC before he went to become the head coach of the G League Ignite, which disbanded recently. Hart was a recruiting superstar at USC. Hopkins wanted to hire him at Washington, and if that had happened I think his tenure would have gone very differently there. He would have been a home run hire as an assistant at Syracuse. As the poster above points out, the entirety of Hart’s coaching career has been away from Syracuse, so this is not an in house hire at all. But his status as an Cuse alum could have helped to entice him here.
So I probably was painting a bit broadly there. Fair enough. Most people want a Syracuse guy though because they have some fond memories of the player in the program and think it would be great emotionally to keep it in the family. All I was saying basically was we can get some new and creative approaches outside if we are open to them.ummm, Hart wouldnt have fresh ideas? He literally spent 4 years at Syracuse. Meanwhile, he spent 1 year at peperdine, 7 years as lead recruiter at USC, and 3 years as the head coach of the ignite before they folded due to NIL. He played in the NBA and overseas from 2000 - 2010. The majority of his time playing basketball and coaching is at places other than Syracuse. He wouldnt be new blood or have any fresh ideas? Thats a take I guess
That would definitely be my main concern with him also.Jason is a good coach, but he has no recruiting ties to the areas we recruit. I think that says everything to we need to know why he isn’t at Syracuse.
I wouldn't be so concerned. We have the East Coast already covered. If we want to be a top program, we need to recruit all 50 states.That would definitely be my main concern with him also.
That’s a waste of time and resources. If you notice, many portal guys are moving closer to home.q
I wouldn't be so concerned. We have the East Coast already covered. If we want to be a top program, we need to recruit all 50 states.
Anyone will have fresh ideas.ummm, Hart wouldnt have fresh ideas? He literally spent 4 years at Syracuse. Meanwhile, he spent 1 year at peperdine, 7 years as lead recruiter at USC, and 3 years as the head coach of the ignite before they folded due to NIL. He played in the NBA and overseas from 2000 - 2010. The majority of his time playing basketball and coaching is at places other than Syracuse. He wouldnt be new blood or have any fresh ideas? Thats a take I guess
Huh? No teams recruit 50 states…q
I wouldn't be so concerned. We have the East Coast already covered. If we want to be a top program, we need to recruit all 50 states.