His last two games were forgettable.He started to come on for them towards the end of the season, so I think he'll get some pretty good offers.
His last two games were forgettable.He started to come on for them towards the end of the season, so I think he'll get some pretty good offers.
You’re comparing apples and oranges. The Big East had a thriving NYC team in the media capital, a huge (for that time) media package with ESPN/CBS and the Big East had a good football program to go along with our top notch basketball program. We could afford to throw out Temple n football and the Hall.I remember in the early 1980s, the Big East threatened to bounce Seton Hall, unless they got their act together. They hired P J Carlesimo, spent some more money, and moved home games into Brendan Byrne Arena.
The conference can't afford to carry DePaul much longer. Maybe this hire will work out, but that press conference was sad.
Other than the haircut, which he should have put in the Portal already, Brumbaugh is gonna be good.His last two games were forgettable.
85, the status quo is unacceptable. Few, in or out of Chicago, watch their games or go to their games. All our games are national telecasts and people want to watch talented teams, star coaches and arenas packed with animated fans. Dayton and Gonzaga would be examples of schools from small towns that have big followings.You’re comparing apples and oranges. The Big East had a thriving NYC team in the media capital, a huge (for that time) media package with ESPN/CBS and the Big East had a good football program to go along with our top notch basketball program. We could afford to throw out Temple n football and the Hall.
Those things are not true now. Big East needs the Chicago market (again it isn’t the number of eyeballs on DePaul but the numbers in the market of potential viewers that the Big East would have access to which boost the value of media rights deal). I agree we need a stronger DePaul but they are nor should be in no danger in getting kicked out.
If he wants to find kids he can lose with I have good news for him, he's got them already.Nice article on Holtmann, glad DePaul landed him. Just don't expect any miracles this season.
“You have to find kids you can lose with first,” he said. “You are looking for kids that can be there with you in the good times and the bad and keep working and just put one foot in front of the other. They (will) be our foundation.”
Chris Holtmann knows what you’re thinking: Head coach of DePaul? Really?
Holtmann thought about taking a year off, but something about the rebuild of DePaul drew him in.theathletic.com
I don’t disagree about the state of DePaul’s basketball or that it needs no change just the fact the removal of DePaul despite that is not going to happen. Again this has nothing to do with DePaul, it is about where there are located and that market. It has nothing to do with their following, it’s the access the Big East gains and that market is bigger than Dayton’s and Gonzaga’s combined. It is the big reason Rutgers is in the Big 12. Not for their football prowess but because of they are located in the NY/NJ market and gives them that access which helps their media rights including their own network.85, the status quo is unacceptable. Few, in or out of Chicago, watch their games or go to their games. All our games are national telecasts and people want to watch talented teams, star coaches and arenas packed with animated fans. Dayton and Gonzaga would be examples of schools from small towns that have big followings.