Pitt offers Sean Miller job

[sendithome]

CBS Sports take on candidates for Pitt job

http://mweb.cbssports.com/ncaab/eye...ould-replace-jamie-dixon-as-pittsburghs-coach

If I'm Pitt AD, I go after Chris Mack, head coach of Xavier, hard and make him an offer he can't refuse. He's a good young coach with East/Midwest ties and Pitt can triple or quadruple his annual salary (approx. $875k). They can also sell it as an upgrade from Dixon.

 

[kirbivore]

If I'm Pitt AD, I go after Chris Mack, head coach of Xavier, hard and make him an offer he can't refuse. He's a good young coach with East/Midwest ties and Pitt can triple or quadruple his annual salary (approx. $875k). They can also sell it as an upgrade from Dixon.

 

[cuseincincy]

If I'm Pitt AD, I go after Chris Mack, head coach of Xavier, hard and make him an offer he can't refuse. He's a good young coach with East/Midwest ties and Pitt can triple or quadruple his annual salary (approx. $875k). They can also sell it as an upgrade from Dixon.

I cant see Mack leaving except for a top job, which Pitt isn't. He's a Cincy boy, X grad, former X captain, former X assistant. And he's loyal not like that jock sniffer Mick Cronin.

 

[OrangeXtreme]

 

[Alsacs]

Stallings would be fine by me. He is a decent coach but not anything special.

The fact a top half SEC coach is willingly to take a mid-tier ACC job speaks volumes of the 2 conferences.

 

[Dave85]

Ed Cooley would actually make Pitt likeable.

Can you imagine Pitt playing 2-3 zone under Cooley? That would be weird.

 

[pearl31]

Stallings would be fine by me. He is a decent coach but not anything special.

The fact a top half SEC coach is willingly to take a mid-tier ACC job speaks volumes of the 2 conferences.

I think you'd have to call him a barely-decent coach - seems to recruit ok but his teams have underachieved pretty much every year... so yeah, I'd welcome him in a heartbeat!