Rick Pitino - Head Coach at St John’s University!!!

Can't argue with Louisville over us. They were 8-24 last year. Kelsey turned them around in one year with a 25-6 record, plus two top 25 HS recruits + a silent verbal commit from Isaiah Coleman for next year :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:
 
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I didn't realize Paultz already had the Wetzel article.

But again it is pretty amazing to think that SJU may literally have the "greatest college coach" on their sidelines now.

And how he was available 6 years ago and they passed on him and then 4 years later he fell into their lap again and Thank God they did not screw it up....
 
I didn't realize Paultz already had the Wetzel article.

But again it is pretty amazing to think that SJU may literally have the "greatest college coach" on their sidelines now.

And how he was available 6 years ago and they passed on him and then 4 years later he fell into their lap again and Thank God they did not screw it up....
Just to emphasize this further I am reminded of when Jim Boeheim was on YES Network Centerstage with Michael Kay in 2013.

Kay said it is Championship Monday in April and Syracuse is playing, "Who do you NOT want to see on the other bench...?"

Boehiem didn't hesitate, "Rick Pitino."
 
Just to emphasize this further I am reminded of when Jim Boeheim was on YES Network Centerstage with Michael Kay in 2013.

Kay said it is Championship Monday in April and Syracuse is playing, "Who do you NOT want to see on the other bench...?"

Boehiem didn't hesitate, "Rick Pitino."
In 2013, Louisville and Syracuse met in the Big East Tournament championship game. Syracuse was up 35-22 at half. Louisville outscored them 56-26 in the 2nd half to win 78-61. Louisville implemented a new yet simple zone offense in the 2nd half that Syracuse had no answer for. After that, teams at every level were using that zone offense but defenses eventually adjusted. It's still somewhat difficult to defend
 
I didn't realize Paultz already had the Wetzel article.

But again it is pretty amazing to think that SJU may literally have the "greatest college coach" on their sidelines now.

And how he was available 6 years ago and they passed on him and then 4 years later he fell into their lap again and Thank God they did not screw it up....
Revisionist history but if we got Rick 6 years ago is he here today or is he at some blue blood program for the last couple years after a nice couple years here? Whenever this comes up I always think about that.
 
Revisionist history but if we got Rick 6 years ago is he here today or is he at some blue blood program for the last couple years after a nice couple years here? Whenever this comes up I always think about that.
I think he'd be extremely flustered and either gone or retired. Also don't think he comes here without Shanley/Kull (I know Kull wasn't here at the time but clearly that was an inevitability -- six years ago, I'm not sure Kull is getting this AD job or its even a thing)
 
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