While the situation regarding getting a big man has been cloudy, we now have clarity. In other words, it is clear that just about everyone got one except us!
I bet if Slice was treated better we would have a big by now
The dude is $et for life for doing nothing. How could he possibly be treated any better?
That says more about Mullin than it does for Slice.
It says that Slice has been paid well. Were you against bringing him in at that price at the time he was hired?
I was surprised at the terms of his contract. Everything involving the basketball program has been surprising.
What is says about Mullin is that he has administrative deficiencies that are costing the university because if it were more Slice than Mullin a settlement would have been reached. It is what it is but no one likes it and it is costing us in more than dollars. Our recent history has become fodder for negative recruiting.
The board was all praise at the time of the hiring. Did anyone here even see the terms of the contract or comment negatively on it?
Besides the handful of old guys on the board commenting on their current dissatisfaction where is the fodder and the link to recruiting ? There's a lot being read into the failure to land a back up big man.
Maybe time will prove you're right.
I'll wait till the staff can't fill real slots and not during a recruiting year when we're returning 63 points a game.
i take it from your post that you don't think our need to find a big man was "real" because "we're returning 63 points a game" from a team that won 14 games last year.
Perhaps we should give the staff a pass because under your logic the need for a big man was a figment of the imagination of "a handful of old guys." Hey, if you think what we have in the frontcourt is sufficient, more power to you. For my part, I'm skeptical that with Yakwe and Owens manning the center position and seven eligible players plus Amar, we can be a tournament team. With the backcourt we have, anything less than the big dance would be a failure to me. Time will tell.
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