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Message: [QUOTE="obliterata, post: 568661, member: 1167"] A - 5% B - 80% C - 15% D - 0% I think post-Boeheim will be similar to pre-Boeheim, when Roy Danforth was the coach - in other words, no change. Danforth put up slightly better stats compared to Boeheim when you take into consideration RD took over a program coming off a losing season and JB took over a program in great shape. It took Danforth 2 years to have a winner - first season was a loser, second was .500 - with his winning percentage in his last 6 years being .751 which compares favorably to Boeheim's current .747. Additionally, RD made it past the Sweet Sixteen one time in those last 6 years which again is a little better than JB's 5 times in 36 years. So, I'm expecting the next coach to put up similar numbers to Danforth and Boeheim although I wouldn't mind it if the next guy has a .700 winning percentage with 3 or 4 trips past the Sweet Sixteen every decade he's here. [/QUOTE]