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He's most definitely not coming back to college at least for a while. I totally could see him in NBA especially seeing how well his guys play and he sees that ( that's mjmaherjr acting like he knows his every thought )
L J S A
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Don't think Knicks or 76ers jobs open soon, so I think he stays in the studio for a while. I have this fantasy that just as Pitino is winding down Jay gets the itch. He's the type of guy alumni and NIL collectives want to throw money at.
If I'm Ohio State, I'd offer a crazy amount of money just so he thinks about it for a while.
as a st johns fan when you say " itch " that has classof2010 all over it
From Syracuse to Seattle, Mike Hopkins is the king of the shitty weather schools. Up next, a step down to:
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Really impressed with Kyle Smith at Wazzu and with the uncertainty of Pac-12 at this point (which already cost him his top recruit and some key transfers off his team) would he want to stay in Washington and coach in B10?
I did search and there are rumors he is one of many. But way too early. I wouldn't be surprised as he is from this area, but taking over a dead DePaul program is a tough one . Then again Rick did take over and revive our program so it's possible
For High Major jobs, Ohio St and DePaul are already open. 3 more are all but guaranteed to open; West Virginia (the interim coach will not tbe retained), Washington(Hop is toast) and Louisville (Payne has been toast since November).
Couple of potential ones. Sounds like Stanford is ready to move on from Haase. Oklahoma St and Mike Boynton could be headed to a parting. Clemson is starting to falter and Brad Brownell has always done just enough to hold onto that job. But after just missing last year if they miss this year especially after the good start he maybe out of rope there.
Biggest job question is MIchigan-Juwan Howard. Program has been on a slide since B!0 regular season and no. 1 seed in 2021. Barely got in Tourney in 2022 did make run to Sweet 16 after a mediocre regular season. Then last year missed and this year been a complete disaster after decent start. John Bacon who is a long time Michigan historian and "insider" tweeted out earlier this week that he thinks Warde Manual, the AD at UM, will give Juwan another year:
Couple of potential ones. Sounds like Stanford is ready to move on from Haase. Oklahoma St and Mike Boynton could be headed to a parting. Clemson is starting to falter and Brad Brownell has always done just enough to hold onto that job. But after just missing last year if they miss this year especially after the good start he maybe out of rope there.
Biggest job question is MIchigan-Juwan Howard. Program has been on a slide since B!0 regular season and no. 1 seed in 2021. Barely got in Tourney in 2022 did make run to Sweet 16 after a mediocre regular season. Then last year missed and this year been a complete disaster after decent start. John Bacon who is a long time Michigan historian and "insider" tweeted out earlier this week that he thinks Warde Manual, the AD at UM, will give Juwan another year:
RedStormRising
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Listen the only important part of the carousel is the none zero chance that Wayne Tinkle is replaced by Danny Sprinkle!
MugCostanza
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Utah State to Oregon State might be a lateral move since Oregon State lost the game of conference musical chairs and Sprinkle is getting the Washington job anyway. Somehow, Tinkle might get another season
L J S A
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Friend of mine who's a big Michigan fan told me other day Howard will be back. Shocked the hell out of me.
Haase has some very powerful backers, but even billionaires know when it's time.
Michigan must still be giddy over winning the college football national championship because they are not thinking straight.
Howard owes Harbaugh a few steak dinners for saving his job.
Funny too because Michigan might have a legit reason to fire Howard for Cause and not even have to pay him off.
Remember he was suspended 2 years ago for the slapping incident in the handshake line with a Wisconsin Ass't. He was not fired but was put under a ZERO tolerance policy. Similar to Knight at Indiana. There was an incident this past December with the S&C coach at Michigan involving Howard. Michigan investigated and no further action was taken. But the S&C coach stopped working with the basketball program and just resigned.
If Michigan wanted it out this may provide it.
Jon Sanderson, Michigan basketball strength and conditioning coach, resigns
Jon Sanderson hadn't been with the program since the middle of December, shortly after he got into an altercation with head coach Juwan Howard.
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Very bad loss for Maryland at home Vs Indiana on National TV yesterday .
Mgbako had a very good game for IU .
Terps self destructed down the stretch . It wasn’t pretty .
Silly Donovan
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The only green those coaches were going for were not grass, it was the money. Successful or not, their respective buy outs are more than many make in a life time.
